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Success Story - Passed Today
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New comment Oct 10
Success Story - Passed Today
1 like • Oct 7
Congratulations. Thanks for sharing the experience. You mentioned that this is your 28th certification. Amazing. Can you provide more details about what are those, why so many ? What is your current profession ? How does CISSP exam or certifcate compare to others ? Your reply will be very interesting to me. thanks
Attacks and breaches everywhere..
Is it just me or what ? Ever since I started preparing for the exam which was a couple of months ago, all I see in the news is constant cyber attacks and breaches and ransomware stories with crowdstrike episode that brought systems offline and DDos attack on microsoft Azure cloud in the last 24 hrs 😁 Do you guys see the same ? It is reinforcing the fact that enhanced cyber security is the need of the hour and it needs to be constantly improved to keep pace with the hackers.
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I just read the article on Microsfot Azure DDoS attack and found that, upon detection of the DDoS, they could not control/counter it fully/properly due to - An implementation error in their defenses !! So it kinda is related to Crowdstrike episode - Incorrect design or implementation and insufficient Testing.
CISSP - exam cleared
Just gave my exam today and I passed. First attempt . Delighted. Thanks to this group, the Q&A gave me good preparation. Thanks to all who regularly post questions for everyone's benefit. 🙏
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1 like • Aug 1
Hello All I went back to see the timelines of my preparation. The jourey started in May looking at various cyber security certifications that are out there and wondering which one should I go for. I came across CompTIA Security+ and CEH (certified ethical hacker) as the most commonly quoted ones. But these looked a bit a bit junior level for me given my background of having worked in IT industry for more than 25 years. I already have working experience buildng IAM, Network Security products at layer 5-7 (proxy and VPN) , HA and BCP/DR products based on SAN networks. Then I came across CISSP exam as being the Gold standard for CISO and other management roles which seemed like a perfect fit me. I also came across CISM/CISA certification exams in the same league as CISSP .(to add some more - freshly seeing GIAC certifications and wondering if I may consider taking any one of them as they are a bit more specialized and in-depth in a particular area. What do you guys think ? ) After this research in May, I firmed on CISSP and in June 1st week I started my preparation . I came across lots of videos on youtube , and in particular I came across 1 video by Prabh Nair on how to prepare and which material to use) Based on this, a. I enrolled for CISSP Certification: CISSP Bootcamp on Udemy by Thor Pedersen b. Referred to Prabh Nair CISSP content , especially coffee shots c. Destination Certification @destcert who have some great mindmap videos and also crash courses on topics. d. I didnt prepare from the sybex cissp study guide by Make chapple(book was too expensive for me personally just for an exam and also I was not ready to go through a 1000 pg book anyway as it was intiimidating and would be endless and I already have a date of exam coming up) . Then I stumbled on his video lecture series in linkedin learning. So I enrolled for a paid subscription in July The topics are the same but I saw references in many places to dates of 2021 , so I felt they were old ones, probably still applicable but the course title mentioned CISSP 2024.
1 like • Aug 2
@N P Yes, I had sufficient experience that made up for the preparation. And after writing the exam, I can tell you that mere theoretical preparation without relevant experience wont just cut it
Multinational Auth
A multinational corporation seeks to streamline its employees' access to a suite of internal and external cloud-based tools. They want a system where employees can log in once and have access to all necessary applications without needing to re-authenticate for each one. Which protocol is best suited for this type of enterprise-wide single sign-on (SSO) functionality?
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This is a rather confusing question. Both SAML and oauth serve the purpose. Oauth is an authorization protocol but used for auth too.. SAML ofcourse is for federated identity.
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Suppose OIDC was also one choice. Then what would be the answer?
I passed😅
Just passed my exam yesterday on my first try. I’m super excited and thankful to everyone on here for the various resources and practice questions🙏🏿
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New comment Aug 2
2 likes • Aug 1
Congratulations @Richard Abimiku . Join this elite club. Good luck.
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@ramana-cv-8504
Developed products in IAM/Network Security/HA/DR/Storage | CISSP certified | Want to make cyberspace a safe one

Active 32d ago
Joined Jul 22, 2024
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