I’m proud to share that I’ve provisionally passed the CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional) exam—and did so at the 100-question cutoff with more than 90 minutes to spare. This accomplishment was the result of months of dedicated studying, including: - Reading the Sybex Official CISSP Guide - Listening to CISSP-focused podcasts and video content - Completing countless practice exams and domain-by-domain reviews - Engaging in peer discussions and online study forums The CISSP is a rigorous exam that tests not only knowledge, but also your ability to think critically across eight diverse domains of cybersecurity. Finishing at 100 questions was both a challenging and rewarding experience. Next up: completing the endorsement process. Thank you to everyone who supported me throughout this process—your guidance and encouragement made a difference. #CISSP #CyberSecurity #InformationSecurity #ProfessionalDevelopment #CareerMilestone #SecurityLeadership

I've noticed that many of the people in our study group and I myself still stuggle with information security models. I took some time to create a 20 min deep dive into the models using NotebookLM. Please take some time to listen to it and let me know if this helps. https://notebooklm.google.com/notebook/5bce5793-5994-4b1f-a47a-2daeb99f74ac/audio

I provisionally passed this morning!! I had all 150 questions. This study group, Cert Mike on LinkedIn Learning, LearnZApp, and lots of prayer! Thank you everyone for the support!

Which of the following is an essential component of a disaster recovery plan related to personnel? A) Intrusion detection system (IDS) B) Employee training and awareness C) Physical access controls to data centres D) Defining roles and responsibilities during a disaster

Hey everyone! Just got back home and super excited to share. I passed my CISSP exam! It was totally worth it, and I’m incredibly grateful for all the support along the way. For anyone curious, I didn’t read any books. Instead, I ✅ Went through ACI Learning’s video course on Coursera twice ✅ Completed Mike’s course on LinkedIn twice ✅ Watched Pete Zerger’s course, first at normal speed, then much faster on the second round ✅ Used mind maps once 2 days ago ✅ Attended community study sessions Huge thanks to Rebecca, Venket, Chris, Shane, Claudie, and everyone else who made this possible. Couldn’t have done it without this awesome community! 🙏