If this community is not best-suited to answer this please let me know whom to address within (isc)²:
I vaguely remember an article from (isc)² which was about an informal(?) bachelor degree equivalency for a CISSP certification - at least within the US.
Unfortunately I'm unable to find it, so I wonder - in order to further promote the value of a CISSP certification:
1) Is (isc)² working on a formal recognition of the CISSP certification in Europe so that a specific amount of ECTS points could be credited towards e.g. a Bachelor of Science?
(considering the CISSP CBK matches tons of modules)
2) Is (isc)² working on a formal mapping of the CISSP certification with European Qualification Framework/EQF levels? (Level 7 would seem right to me)
(considering the CISSP requires five years of work practice)
3) Besides ISO/IEC Standard 17024 (source: https://www.isc2.org/Training/US-Government), is there any other globally acknowledged standard that a CISSP certification corresponds to?
