Uche Edith Olayinka-Oladoyin @Uche O has been a standout contributor to this CISSP study group community. Her study sessions are consistently well-structured, practical, engaging, and easy to follow—breaking down complex CISSP concepts and thought-provoking questions in a way that makes them relatable and memorable. What really stands out is her commitment to giving back even after earning her CISSP. She continues to volunteer her time, share strategic guidance, and support others through the challenges of preparation with patience and professionalism. Her contributions go beyond “teaching”—they help build confidence, consistency, and a strong learning culture within the group. Uche’s impact is clear: she is helping develop more capable and exam-ready cybersecurity professionals while strengthening the community through mentorship, leadership, and service. Once again, thank you for your continued dedication and contribution to the cybersecurity community, and for exemplifying the 4th canon: Advance and protect the profession. Your consistent support is making a measurable impact by helping others progress toward CISSP certification and professional growth in cybersecurity.

A global enterprise implements a zero-trust architecture requiring continuous authentication and authorization. During an incident investigation, security analysts discover that a compromised service account with high privileges has been making API calls from multiple geographic locations simultaneously. The account uses certificate-based authentication with a valid certificate that won't expire for 18 months. What is the MOST effective immediate containment action? A. Revoke the certificate through the Certificate Authority's Certificate Revocation List (CRL) B. Disable the service account in the identity provider C. Implement IP-based geo-fencing to block requests from unauthorized locations D. Rotate the account credentials and force re-authentication Come back for the answer tomorrow, or study more now!

An organization's CISO discovers that a third-party SaaS vendor processing customer PII has been acquired by a foreign company. The acquiring company is headquartered in a jurisdiction with government data access laws that conflict with the organization's regulatory obligations under GDPR. The vendor contract has 18 months remaining. What should the CISO do FIRST? A. Invoke the contract's termination-for-convenience clause and begin immediate vendor transition planning B. Conduct a risk assessment to evaluate the change in data sovereignty exposure and regulatory compliance impact C. Require the vendor to migrate all customer data to data centers located within approved jurisdictions D. Notify the Data Protection Authority and affected customers of the potential cross-border data transfer Come back for the answer tomorrow, or study more now!

PASSED. Today I passed at the first try after studying hard!! To help me pass I did the research and did Many exam questions using this app but also 2 different apps. In Total more than 2000 questions. Thanks for your input !!

I am happy to inform you all that I passed the CISSP exam yesterday 31 Jan 2026!!! It was a great experience. I really appreciate this platform and people on the platform that helped me in solidifying the CISSP mindset from numerous exam practices. At 100 question the test engine stopped and advised me to complete a survey!!! at that time I had 90min left on the clock!!! I really paced myself on the test!!! My advice: ALWAYS THINK LIKE A MANAGER!!! IF I CAN DO IT YOU CAN DO BETTER!!!