If you missed it last time, May Brooks is graciously welcoming CISSP Study Group members back into her CISSP Masterclass! Completely free! This live session will be held on: Sunday, December 7th — 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM *Dubai time* (please check your time zone conversion) May is one of the most respected CISSP instructors worldwide. She’s an ISC2 Board Member, co-author of the Official CISSP Study Guide, a TEDx speaker, bestselling author (Scams, Hacking, and Cybersecurity). Having her open her masterclass to our group speaks volumes about the reputation you all have built here. Here’s what this means for you: 📚 Free Access to Mae’s Masterclass – If you’re serious about passing the CISSP, this is one of the most valuable sessions you can attend 💡 Ideal for All Levels – Whether you’re early in your studies or testing soon, Mae’s perspective will give you insights you won’t get anywhere else. 🤝 Community Recognition – May specifically wanted our study group to join because she believes in what you’re building here. See you there! Link & Access Info

During a security investigation, the incident response team discovers that an attacker has gained persistent access to a critical application server. The attacker appears to be moving laterally inside the network, but the system also supports customer transactions in real time. What is the MOST important action for the incident response team to take FIRST? A. Contain the compromised server to prevent further lateral movement while maintaining business continuity. B. Notify senior management and legal counsel to prepare for potential disclosure obligations. C. Shut down the compromised server immediately to stop the attacker from exfiltrating additional data. D. Begin collecting forensic images of the server for evidence preservation.

Big news! ​I'm thrilled to share that I've passed the CISSP exam on my first attempt, finishing at the 100-question mark. ​This was an intense but rewarding challenge, and my success was powered by a fantastic study stack. A huge thank you to the creators of: ​*Sybex Official Guide: The Audible version was a game-changer for constant learning. ​*Destination Certification: Their mind maps and app were crucial for visualizing and practicing concepts. ​*Cissp.app: An essential tool for drilling questions. ​*Pete Zerger's exam prep: For providing that critical strategic insight. ​Leveraging AI tools like Gemini and ChatGPT for dynamic Q&A sessions was also invaluable. ​Finally, a huge thank you to everyone who shares their knowledge and experiences so openly. I am eager to pay it forward and contribute to the community.

https://www.credly.com/badges/c69d3459-e219-4879-84cb-e400fd809ff7/public_url I’m delighted to share that I was officially awarded my CISSP certification this August! I sat for the exam on May 30, and, to my relief, it ended at just over 90 questions. By then, I was already feeling the fatigue and wondering if I still had the energy and focus to push through the remaining ones, so the timing couldn’t have been better. I want to express my sincere gratitude to the incredible American team I had the privilege of working with. In just one month of engaging with them, my level of preparedness skyrocketed, my approach to understanding and answering questions transformed, and my confidence grew immensely. While I struggle to recall everyone’s names (my apologies), I can’t help but mention the few I do remember Claudie, Chris, Timilehin, Taiye, Annette, Rebecca, and Victor. I know some of you have passed your exams - Congratulations. For those who are working towards the exam, I wish you success when you do, and I encourage you to keep the faith and continue with the work.

If anyone having subscription of luke ahmed videos, could you please confirm if domain 3 have 45 lectures or more? It is showing only 45 lectures in my playlist and I am doubtful that entire domain 3 is not covered or may be not visible to me.