I am happy to announce that I have passed the CC exam successfully. The online course was beneficial, but you should also consult other sources of information. I went for the "CC Certified in Cybersecurity" study guide by Mike Chapple. You can also try to practice with online CC quizzes available on the ISC2 website and other websites.   Good luck   View More

Hello,   I have gone through all of the domains and test questions. I would like to review the material again but it keeps takes me to the "You have completed all of the materials great job!" page.  Please help.   Thank you. View More

Good afternoon fellow Cybersecurity enthusiasts and students.  I passed my CC exam this afternoon.     The material on LinkedIn Learning provided by Mike Chapple, teaching Professor at the University of Notre Dame, helped me tremendously.   Best of luck.   View More

I passed my CC exam on December 11, 2024. Here are a few tips for anyone planning to take it:   1. Go through the online free training course multiple times. 2. Purchase the book; it was very beneficial and came in handy. 3. Use flashcards. Review the flashcard for each chapter after completing that chapter. 4. Watch Mike Chappell's videos on LinkedIn Learning and take detailed notes. These notes will be essential for understanding the topics.   These are the resources I used. The exam questions are designed to assess your critical thinking skills, so if you don't understand the Domains, you may get confused.   Lastly, stay calm on exam day, and make sure you understand the questions before attempting to answer them.   I wish you all the best of luck! View More

I just passed the Certified in Cybersecurity yesterday. This forum had some helpful tips and resources I seen before taking the exam so I wanted to also share what I found helpful for me. I hope it helps someone and best of luck to everyone on their way to certification.  I provisionally passed CC today!    I have been casually studying for Sec+ and also have a service management cert ITIL but have no IT experience. I started with ISC2 CC free self paced material. Many have stated they didn't believe it was enough to pass alone so most would recommend using supplemental resources. These are the ones I found most useful.    Sec+ study guide in case anyone is moving this direction. I can't attest to this making or breaking what I know but since I mentioned it, I wanted to link it. CompTIA Security+ Certification Kit: Exam SY0-701 (Sybex Study Guide) https://a.co/d/fnNr2UG   CC practice questions https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKbf3fxddlUFul5Yg2CDXiI2degmfR70F&si=UbVYcF1Ba2Ydjo_N   Prabh Nair short CC study course  https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0hT6hgexlYw-k6GxQf_DIAPdc96T2MP-&si=_kuyUG0tj5rwmWhb   InfoSec Guardians https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEnO1vtFgq4bkcWA08ID002J9YSWPUahm&si=2y23KCx53w7L-EoB   Everlast Cyber https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcB-K4QOL2UrDJhq38A8BbEDogLOxhlng&si=3HSDfavfXOgeqIUF   Mental Outlaw ports explained https://youtu.be/bwqM7XjqBBg?si=iidN7DkPxcBlaIFS   TCP/IP model https://youtu.be/OTwp3xtd4dg?si=NfRioBVYKys1we18 And https://youtu.be/PpsEaqJV_A0?si=1LsVC25wKxBYhUqR   I also watched several videos on YouTube of the OSI model explained but accidentally didn't save the links.   And very helpful practice questions on Udemy by Paulo Carreira and Andree Miranda https://www.udemy.com/share/107nBM3@jQS2EZ0d993J53bDEvCDmtGl8iUbDEvMhN6ARejub-KO1Q1tET9sSoMYwxY6XuPStw==/ View More