Mike Chapple is a cybersecurity certification expert with over twenty years of experience. Through his books, video courses, and live training, he's helped hundreds of thousands of candidates prepare for the CISSP, Security+, CySA+, SSCP, CISM, CIPP/US, and CCSP certifications.
I came here wanting to learn more about the Biba model, but now I'm more interested in that eagle miniature on your shelf. It's a great scuplt, did you paint it yourself?
Hi! I have a CISSP badge from the DoD, i didnt necessarily take hold of it. I had no idea what they gave me. It makes sense now. I shared rhe idea i had with them which became Zero Trust. Very interesting - thank uou for this video and rhe comments helped me understand what i was given. But, how can i access this CISSP badge? Whats it good for? Besides better pay grades and such. Is there a place to learn more about this CISSP badge - who can i talk to about this? Thanks. <3
The second level is called "Managed", and the fourth is "Quantitatively managed"? But what about the "Repeatable" and II DR ED AM LO? The exam is already tricky and mean, why to confuse us more?
The official study guide v9 teaches us that the steps of the Incident Response process are the following: Detection, Response, Mitigation, Reporting, Recovery, Remediation, Lessons learned. It differs a lot of what you're saying in this video. So what is the truth when I will be asked about, for instance, the Reporting phase order place at the exam?
Hi there thanks for this video. If you’ve got experience troubleshooting network connectivity issues where you also identified firewall rules that needed to be added (but communicated those changes to another team to implement them) does that count towards the 5 years?
Thank you for this update! For those of us who recently purchased the 9th Edition of the CISSP official guide and are planning to take the test say August/Sept time frame. Is it possible to get just the updated portion of the ISC2 book with proof of receipt? Or do we have to buy the new book as well? Trying to figure out the best way possible and save some money. (I also bought the last minute review guide and practice test from your site 2 days ago) Thank you!
I am sorry here Mike. you had made this concept bit difficult and in fact more confusing. The explanation provided in CISSP CBK 6th edition page 22 is " Due Care : reasonable care to protect the interests of your organization, and Due Diligence : ongoing execution and monitoring of due care" and this is simply opposite what you explain here or described in your book i.e. CISSP OSG 9th Edition. This has caused a lot confusion and every time we respond wrong of there is any question related with this concept. I must say we must stick with CBK, as this would be right approach to answer correctly in the exam, whatever the actual answer is, since the same concept is endorsed at ISC2 website of flash cards.
It is hard to me because i don't speak english and when i see answers what i don't understand i have headache xd, but i understand what SIEM works i saw answer d block traffic but it doesn't do, so I knew or guessed good answer. only luck will help me with sentences I don't understand. Regards
Hi Mike, really finding these small video's you've done useful revision for my CISSP. I'll be recommending your channel to our company's CISSP study group. Thank you.
