Earlier this month, ISC2 released guidance on how AI is now incorporated across all certifications. So I decided to build a short video series explaining what it means in each domain. 4 domains are already covered, so if you're preparing for the CISSP and want to know what this change means for you, now's the time to subscribe to the channel so you don't miss out! Let me know in the comments - how does AI change the way you look at cybersecurity in each domain?

A multinational organization is migrating its data to a third-party cloud provider. The Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) is concerned about maintaining compliance with various international privacy regulations. What is the BEST way to ensure the cloud provider meets the organization’s security requirements? - A. Conduct a point-in-time vulnerability scan of the provider’s infrastructure. - B. Include "right-to-audit" clauses and Require Service Level Agreements (SLAs). - C. Review the provider’s SOC 2 Type II report and audit results. - D. Implement a Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB) to monitor traffic.

Hi All, I used this group heavily for my CISSP studying last year. This year I studied for the CCSP so I did not participate in the group. However, I used the https://cissp.app/ app in the last week for practice questions and the mock exam feature. It is excellent! The mock exam was the hardest and most realistic of all the practices exam I took for the CCSP. It is adaptive based on your responses and has similar style to the real exam where you can't make sense of the question or answers until rereading a few times. I highly recommend it!

Shalom everyone! One of my LinkedIn connections posted this which I found really resourceful, so I figured I'd share this with the group. Hope this is useful to you all as well!

I'm not going to get CISSP, but just continue with my SEC+. I'm going to be part of this group to continue to get CEUs. I thought at one point my job would require that I get something higher than SEC+, but that isn't true.