Hey everyone, We've got another masterclass coming up with May Brooks next Tuesday. If you don't know May, she's a CISSP instructor who's helped a ton of people pass the exam, and she's been a great partner to our community. This is a live session where she breaks down how top scorers actually think through exam questions, how they eliminate traps, and what separates people who pass from people who don't. If you've been studying and want to sharpen your approach before exam day, this is worth your time. When: Tuesday, April 7th at 11:00 AM Eastern / 8:00 AM Pacific Where: 👉Register here Cost: Free for study group members!

4th Time

I couldn’t have done this alone. Thanks to everyone who supported me along the way—I’m excited to say I’m now CCIE and CISSP certified!

I am happy to announce that I passed the exam today. It was a long journey for about a year, I failed my 1st attempt in Oct. Joining this group last December was the tool and environment that helped me cross the finish line. This exam takes dedication and persistence. You only fail if you give up and a successful test is just a few mouse clicks away. Reading is not easy for me but regularly attending the online group to practice and discuss the materials helped me immensely. Keep up the effort and don't give up. YOU GOT THIS! 👍

Your CEO's teenager was caught running a Minecraft server on the company's disaster recovery infrastructure 🤯. The CEO insists it's "just a game" and demands you leave it alone. What should you do FIRST? A. Document the unauthorized use and escalate through the governance process B. Quietly migrate the Minecraft server to a less critical system C. Allow it temporarily since the CEO has executive authority over all assets D. Disconnect the server immediately and notify the incident response team Come back for the answer tomorrow, or study more now!