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Your network contains Routers which typically fails once every five years. The total cost of a router is $200. A technician, who is paid $40 per hour, needs 2 hours to replace one failed router. 10 employees, who earn an average of $20 per hour, will be unproductive until the router is replaced. Which of the following is the ARO? (select the best answer)

**Scenario:** During a penetration test, your team successfully exploits a vulnerability and gains unauthorized access to a critical system. What should be the next step? A) Report the findings to management immediately B) Continue testing to identify more vulnerabilities C) Document the vulnerability and start remediation D) Notify the system owner to take immediate action

I need your help! We've been working hard on improving the CISSP Study Group over the past few months, and we’ve got even more exciting changes on the horizon. To make sure we’re heading in the right direction, I’d love to hear from you! I’m looking for a 10-15 volunteers to hop on a quick 10-15 minute call with me to share your experience and thoughts on prepping for the CISSP exam by answering a few simple questions. Your feedback is incredibly valuable and will help us continue to grow and support the community even better. If you’re interested, drop a comment below or send me a DM and we'll connect. Thank you in advance! I appreciate you help.

Hi everyone, I understand the general concept of Single Sign On (SSO) versus FIM (Federated Identity Management). We have SSO at work for a lot of applications, and I'm sure I've seen FIM used on websites where you can log on with your GMail, Twitter or Instagram credentials. I am curious about the scenario where at work we log into a SaaS tool with our company SSO. Often a SaaS tool will literally have a button like 'Log on with company SSO' that takes the user on a different path from userid/password. I don't really know how this works on a technical level, but from a theoretical level would this be SSO or FIM? Also, apologies if there is no clear cut answer to this question... I can totally accept "It depends" as a response.