Just passed the #CISSP exam on my first attempt!
Big thanks to @SkillCertExams — their practice questions were incredibly accurate and well-explained. Studied for 6 weeks, focused on understanding concepts over memorization.
If you're preparing for CISSP, I highly recommend using quality practice questions that mirror real exam logic. You got this!
CISSP: The Last Mile: Your guide to the finish line https://leanpub.com/cissplastmile by Pete Zerger is the featured book on the Leanpub homepage! https://leanpub.com #ComputerSecurity #CloudComputing #Cryptography #books #ebooks #CISSP
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The Truth About Cybersecurity Certs: Why Your Resume Keeps Getting Ignored
Why too many certs might be holding you back—and what actually gets you hired.
Watch here → https://youtu.be/Jtm2Oti1xTM
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New video drops at 5PM EST on YouTube:
The Truth About Cybersecurity Certs
Why your resume keeps getting ignored, why too many certs can hurt, and what actually gets you hired.
No degree. Real talk.
The CCSP study guide and practice test book together are the same size as just my CISSP guide. Wild how much smaller they are — makes me feel like this won’t be nearly as bad. Definitely feeling more confident tackling this cert now. #cybersecurity #Infosec #CCSP #CISSP
@RestlessLipSyndrome Looks like someone is working on their #cissp
If you intend to go for CISSP certification or simply to get an overview of cybersecurity, you might want to check this out: https://buff.ly/4hFA0VN
The low-calorie, high fiber, high calcium, tech geeks don't have any time cookbook: Complete, free CISSP review seminar
For the security crowd with years of debating and hating on the CISSP cert...
So for those in the InfoSec space, is there any value to studying for the #CISSP exam and attaining the Associate of ISC2 designation once I pass the exam? Through an odd set of circumstances, those that could best verify my work in infosec have largely retired and/or passed.
(and I am somewhat hesitant to ask for a vouch)
Thoughts?
Hi, welcome to Mastodon! I was a CISSP, too. Retired now. There are LOTS of computer security folk here. Enjoy yourself.
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#CISSP Renewal Real Talk: We're actually willing to give ISC2 $135 (marked as Past Due from Nov 2024), but are balking at wasting an hour trying to fill in the activity hours (we almost certainly did) required beyond the ones they didn't automatically get from SANS. Or maybe I didn't do enough those years? 
+10 Imposter Syndrome points for us, yay. 1/2
From the Leanpub blog: The Leanpub Frontmatter Podcast feat. Pete Zerger, Author of CISSP: The Last Mile https://leanpub.com/blog/the-leanpub-frontmatter-podcast-feat-template-2
In this episode of the Frontmatter podcast, Len Epp interviews Pete Zerger, cybersecurity strategist and author of CISSP: The Last Mile. Pete shares his journey from IT into cybersecurity, discussing key concepts like cloud and endpoint security, and the significance of the CISSP exam for security professionals.
NEW! A Leanpub Frontmatter Podcast Interview with Pete Zerger, Author of CISSP: The Last Mile | Watch here: https://youtu.be/7i4tSQa5a70 #books #CISSP #CISSPexam #computersecurity #career
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Launch! CISSP: The Last Mile by Pete Zerger
Welcome to the Leanpub Launch video for CISSP: The Last Mile by Pete Zerger!
Watch here: https://youtu.be/d1M38OJiqyw
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About the Book
Like his popular CISSP exam prep series on YouTube, "CISSP: The Last Mile" is designed as a consolidated reference that makes advanced exam topics accessible, bringing focus to important exam topics.
Book link: https://leanpub.com/cissplastmile
I got fully approved for CISSP from ISC2! It’s my first ever certification! I passed the test back in August. But just got the notice I am approved!
#cybersecurity #infosec #CISSP
It’s little wonder so many people complain about not passing the ISC2 CC/CISSP exams with “The questions were nothing like I expected” when you have “Security Professionals” posting the most asinine “sample questions” in the ISC2 LinkedIn groups.
Dorothy dixers like:
* What port does DNS/HTTP/IMAP use?
* What Linux command is used to list a file
* What is an example of social engineering from a list of “SQL Injection, credential stuffing, Phishing and pretexting”
ISC2 exams will rarely, if ever, ask these types of questions.
