Study Notes and Theory

Data Handling Requirements: Marking, Labeling, Storage, and Destruction Domain: Asset Security / Security and Risk Management Data handling spans the entire data lifecycle : how information is labeled, stored, accessed, and ultimately destroyed. The risk doesn’t disappear when data is no longer useful. In many cases, that’s when risk quietly increases. Residual data, unintended retention, and improper destruction methods are classic examples of controls that look sufficient

Hello All, Kindly find the approach I followed for the CISSP certification. I started the CISSP journey initially in March 2022, with an online training course conducted by Mr. Saaz Rai. This course helped to gain valuable insights about the CISSP certification and concepts and the exam outline. I could only start the studies seriously from October 2022 onwards (after a period of 7 months). I started getting up early at 4 AM for studies and planned my day accordingly. Some

Hi All - Below is the strategy I used to study for the CISSP. Please note that this is what worked for me and may or may not work for you. So if something sounds unreasonable to you , please feel free to skip that part. Also , a brief about me as a person to set some context - I am a mother of 2 small kids (8 yrs and 3 yrs). My husband and I, work full time in IT companies. We don’t have any parental support or daycare/nanny for the kids. My husband has been super supportive

Exam Day CISSP Study Plan This day needs to feel calm. Controlled. Mature. Try not to have last-minute panic attacks haha. Wake up early enough to avoid rushing. Eat normally. Hydrate a bit more than usual. Do not open a textbook. If you review anything at all, make it light: • Risk management flow • IRP phases • RTO vs RPO • Access control models Five to ten minutes max. Then stop. At the Testing Center Arrive early. Sit down. Breathe. Remember: You have already seen ques

1 day before Yani's CISSP exam journey! I mean, what do you really do, right? You can literally do anything at this point. Study. Don't study. Review practice questions, don't review practice questions. Personally, I made sure to do the practice questions on topics I considered the most difficult for me. This would be concepts on software development, cryptography, and maybe some identity and access management stuff. I was GOOD with network security as that was my job.