I am excited to share that I have provisionally passed the CISSP exam today It took a while, months of effort and discipline, including overcoming a previous failed attempt. Thanks to my family, friends and CISSP Study Group Community, i could have not done this without any of you! @Vincent Primiani thanks for putting together this wonderful community of liked minded people, with a common goal of achieving the much sought after CISSP certification. I'm not going anywhere, i am still going to be a member of this community and help where i can, and of course onto the next one ......

During a major security incident, analysts determine that an attacker gained access through a compromised third-party API used by several internal applications. The organization has contained the affected systems and begun restoring from backups. According to proper incident response procedures, what should the security team do NEXT? A. Notify law enforcement of the breach and provide forensic evidence. B. Perform a lessons-learned review to identify control gaps and process improvements. C. Conduct a full forensic analysis to confirm the attack vector and scope of compromise. D. Resume normal operations once all backups are verified and systems are restored.

Lets all thank may for a GREAT Study Group!

May is coming back to lead our Saturday Study Group sessions this month! 🎉 She was thrilled with the level of participation and energy last time, and we’re just as excited to welcome her back. We’ll be sticking to our usual practice question + discussion format, so come ready to think, share, and learn together. 🗓️ Mark your calendar and don’t miss it! We’re looking forward to another great session with May!!

A big thank you to May Brooks-Kempler for sharing her expertise in today’s Masterclass, and to everyone in our community who joined and made it a success. We’re glad we could bring you this opportunity to learn directly from one of the best. Stay tuned for more exciting collaborations with May! 🙏 Please join us in thanking May in the comments. Let us know your biggest takeaway from the session.