How Do I best submit these please? I did this via a link during our Study group last week but I'm not sure what the link was now. Thanks

So far I've wall-papered the internet with my new resume, no takers yet. But plenty of DevOps gigs which I don't really want to consider. Over my 26 year career, Ive been around infrastructure, either building or project planning entire networks from the ground up as a Field Engineer, or securing/segmenting them via patching or Vlans, firewalling with Sonicwall, using the best practices we all know. I also worked as a manager and a team lead. Cybersecurity jobs that Ive been applying for require specific experience as a "Cybersecurity professional" with a minimum of 5 in that role as an example. Which I don't have, so I'm not being even considered. So Im not sure how to fix this weird reality of not having enough experience as a "Cybersecyurity professional" .

https://www.isc2.org/landing/exam-peace-of-mind I saw this today when looking at the CC exam. I might go for it as I'd hoped to take my exam by December so this way I can just see how I go with only 60% covered and then work hard for a month for the 2nd shot!

Hello Study Group! I'm looking forward to our upcoming session tomorrow (reminder - 7 PM EST), where we'll dive into authentication protocols and related concepts including: - Single Sign-On (SSO): Learn how this process provides seamless access to multiple applications with a single login. - Federated Identity: Explore systems that facilitate credential sharing across different organizations. - OAuth 2.0: Understand this framework for token-based authentication and its role in securing APIs. - SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language): Examine this standard for exchanging authentication and authorization data. - OpenID Connect: Discover this modern identity layer built on OAuth 2.0. - LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol): Discuss its hierarchical structure and applications in centralized authentication. - RADIUS, TACACS+, and Diameter: Analyze these protocols for centralized network access control and their advanced features. Comment with any requestions and bring a practice question you want to go through! See you tomorrow! ~ Josh

Hello Everyone, Thank you all for your input on the schedule change! Based on the poll results, here is the finalized schedule for our CISSP Study Group, which will start next week: • Tuesdays: 7:00 - 8:30 PM EST (Wednesday 5:30 - 7:00 AM IST) • Thursdays: 9:30 - 11:00 AM EST (Thursday 3:30 - 5:00 PM CET / 8:00 - 9:30 PM IST) Our goal is to provide everyone with at least one realistic option each week and we will continue to make recordings available after sessions. ** Important: The current schedule is still in place for this week, and the new schedule will take effect starting next week. ** Thank you again for your participation and dedication to your studies and the group! Exciting updates are coming as the community continues to grow! Looking forward to meeting more of you in the Study Group after the schedule change next week. Respectfully, @Vincent Primiani, @Josh Botz & @S M