I (@ Capri in group sessions) have passed the CISSP at 100 Questions with 50 mins time & 50 questions remaining, it was my first attempt, I was keeping it postponing from Mar 2026, thinking I lacked preperations every time when tried to press the exam appointment confirm button. I almost keep attending daily study group and answering daily question from about 6 months, group discussions, variety of question banks and sharing of failed / passed memebers exam experience gave me alot of help. I used the following study resources: OSG and Official practice tests Wiley & Parb Nair Coffee shots ( started preperations) cissp.app app - of course main source as discussed ( thankful to Mr Vincent ) Destination Cert YouTube series and solved 3100+ questions https://www.theinfosecvault.com, CISSP Zero to Hero by Mr Lorenzo Leonelli, solved 1000+ practice question and 300 + Board room challenge questions. frsecure.com › cisspFree CISSP Certification Training, overviewed presentations Andrew Ramdayal – 50 CISSP Practice Questions Infosec Train CISSP videos Pete Zerger, vCISO, CISSP CISSP videos Luke Ahmed 25 Questions “Why You Will Pass the CISSP Exam” — Kelly Handerhan www.cybernous.com Manoj Sherma videos Shon Gerber and Mike Capple Weekly Free CISSP Question ( receiving free after email subscription) Ms May Brook free CISSP Master classes, many questions from her quizzes were amazingly similar to real short questions of the exam. Mr Lenre and Mr Erinco PDF Cheet sheets ( shared during group sessions) and a many random resources, videos & questions. The CISSP journey was demanding - requiring consistency, discipline, and a strong conceptual foundation. It reinforced that cybersecurity is not just about tools and technologies, but about strategy, governance, and protecting organizational value.

What a relief to pass the CISSP exam. 🎉🎉 I’ll be honest, I didn’t read the entire book. I skipped two or three domains entirely. I attended the May Brook Cohort class and used Claude to better understand specific concepts and shore up my weak domains. One thing I noticed: there’s no way to tell whether someone passed or failed just by watching them walk out. My recommendations — never second-guess your instincts, read each question twice, and make sure you’ve read all four answers before selecting one.

Your SaaS CRM vendor notifies you that a subprocessor they rely on for email delivery suffered a breach. Your customer contact data was likely exposed. The vendor cannot yet confirm scope or timeline. What should the CISO do FIRST? A. Notify affected customers within 72 hours to meet GDPR deadlines B. Trigger the incident response plan and engage legal counsel on breach notification obligations C. Terminate the contract with the CRM vendor for failing to secure its supply chain D. Demand the subprocessor provide forensic evidence directly to your security team Come back for the answer tomorrow, or study more now!

You can now access our 3,600+ CISSP practice questions, as well as YOUR personal data from cissp.app directly inside Claude. Correct / incorrect answers, mock exams taken, even the amount of time spent per question, you can get all that fed to Claude for better analysis on your data. Ask it to quiz you, check your answers, and get the same Manager Logic explanations you're used to from cissp.app without leaving your AI chat. cissp.app subscribers get unlimited questions plus your personal study stats, weak area analysis, and exam readiness scoring right inside Claude. We're the first and only CISSP prep tool that has this. How to set it up (30 seconds): 1. Open Claude at claude.ai (free account works) 2. Click the hamburger menu → Settings → Connectors 3. Click "Add" and paste this URL: https://cissp-mcp-server.cissp.workers.dev/mcp 4. Done. Start chatting. Examples of what you can ask: - "Give me a hard CISSP question about access control" - "Quiz me on Domain 4 — Network Security" - "I think the answer is B" (it checks and explains why) - "What are my weakest CISSP domains?" (subscribers) - "Am I ready for the exam?" (subscribers) Try it and let me know what you think in the comments.

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!