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22d ago in
CCSP exam coming up
This group has been incredibly useful in terms of general security knowledge and tips as I prep for my CCSP exam. But as my exam approaches I'm wondering when the right time would be take a haitus and focus only on the CCSP CBK exclusively. Anyone else been down that path or can offer advise? Thanks
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New comment 13d ago
22d ago in
Finally Testing
Okay, I've set up my CISSP exam for November 5th. Wish me luck, say some prayers for me, I'm going to pass this and then go on to Security+ and CCNA.
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New comment 14d ago
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All the best!!
26d ago in
P.Q
**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
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New comment 17d ago
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@Asad Anwer Hi. Although the test is internal and sanctioned, the vulnerability is public and real and could be exploited at any moment. I think I'd go with A and then continue with testing.
Oct 9 in
What do you use
As a CISSP, staying abreast of the rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape is paramount. To ensure your knowledge remains current, what reputable websites and email notifications do you regularly consult? Please share your preferred resources and the reasons for your selection.
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New comment 29d ago
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I listen to The CyberWire and Hacking Humans podcasts https://thecyberwire.com/podcasts. I find it easier to consume media while walking, driving, etc
Oct 7 in
QQ
I have this confusion, when an intrusion or incident happens what’s the first step? Isolation Impact assessment
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New comment Oct 8
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I hate to be the "it depends" guy but it does. Even the NIST guide states "Incidents can occur in countless ways, so it is infeasible to develop step-by-step instructions for handling every incident.". Depending on the incident, there might be cases where you want to stop the bleeding before you assess damage, and others where you really need to understand what you're dealing with before acting.
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