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Welcome to the (ISC)² Greater Detroit Chapter Group Hub!

paulablalock — Fri, 28 Aug 2020 17:17:31 GMT

This group hub has been designated for (ISC)² Greater Detroit Chapter members to be able to connect, communicate and collaborate with one another. Feel free to post ideas, share insights, and exchange any resources that will be beneficial to the chapter. There are four different potential areas based on your chapter’s preferences where you can post:

Discussion Forum – communicate and collaborate on a variety of topics of interest
Blog – review and publish news and insights
Knowledge Base – store and share valuable information or data
Idea Exchange – post and comment on various ideas and suggestions

Please note the (ISC)^² Community Guidelines apply to this group hub. Please observe the rules and guidelines accordingly. If you have any questions, contact chapters@isc2.org.

Re: Welcome to the (ISC)² Greater Detroit Chapter Group Hub!

BalaBK — Thu, 01 Feb 2024 20:09:40 GMT

Hello

I am looking for study groups for CISSP exam. Do you know any?

Re: Welcome to the (ISC)² Greater Detroit Chapter Group Hub!

DataDuchess — Tue, 05 Mar 2024 05:35:24 GMT

Hello there! I'm excited to embark on my journey of studying for the CC Exam. Just a heads-up, I'm a newcomer to the ISC2 Community, so any guidance or tips you can offer would be greatly appreciated. I'm eager to dive into the world of cybersecurity and expand my knowledge in this field. Looking forward to connecting with fellow enthusiasts and experts as I prepare for this challenge.

Re: Welcome to the (ISC)² Greater Detroit Chapter Group Hub!

SupremeKi — Fri, 26 Apr 2024 02:43:13 GMT

@BalaBK I joined a CISSP mentorship program that is free that can help prepare you for the exam. Here's the link and hope it helps you as it has me... Free CISSP Training Program | FRSecure

Re: Welcome to the (ISC)² Greater Detroit Chapter Group Hub!

SupremeKi — Fri, 26 Apr 2024 02:51:56 GMT

@DataDuchess I've been in the IT field for about 15 years and I'd say focus on what you already are doing. Ask yourself what do you like doing now, hobbies/interests, etc. Are you good with you hands? PC Tech/Help Desk or Network Cable Installer would fit well with your tactile leaning. Wanna go into cybersecurity, I hope you like reading, alot! Essentially you'll be mentally rolodexing as you look at multiple monitors to answer the question, "Am I seeing anything indicating there's a problem"? To get to that means there's been a lot of research, i.e. due dilligence, to ensure you're making the right decision. Here to help if I can.