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Practice Question!
An organization is concerned about potential eavesdropping on its wireless network. Which of the following is the MOST effective method to prevent unauthorized access? A. Disabling SSID broadcasting. B. Implementing WPA3 encryption. C. Reducing the power level of the wireless access points. D. Using MAC address filtering.
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@Faith Gambrill hmm why A?
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Hello all I started studying bit in December but I started taking studying for the Cissp seriously around April. I want to take the exam by the end of August. I tried reading the book but it is extremely dry and I keep losing focus. I went through some of Thor and some of Mike chappel on LinkedIn. I have been watching and reading the material from destination certification. That has been alot easier to digest. Also doing practice questions as much as I can. This is definitely a different beast because at the point I am at i know a little bit about every section but I don't confidently feel i know enough, usually I would take a test pass it but I don't feel confident enough to do that with this test. Going to finish destination certification to see which gaps i need to feel in.feel free to add me on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/tdunni
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there's a lot to know for the CISSP, but like they say it's a mile wide and an inch deep. You don’t need to know how AES encryption works, just that it’s a symmetric algorithm and it’s stronger and faster than DES. Practice questions and studying with others (like in study group) is probably the next best thing to real world experience for all the domains.
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@Jeanelle Jones that’s great!
CISSP endorsement application
Hi everyone, I wanted to ask those who have recently taken the exam and submitted their endorsement application: how long did it typically take for you to your application approved?
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@Brandis Matthews lets see it!
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@Brandis Matthews whoo hoo congrats !
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