Well finally decided to start my Cyber Security journey, I don't have any IT background so i would be starting from 0 but i have never backed down from a challenge. I would love to be a part of a group like this where i can come and ask about any question or doubts that i have. View More

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Today was a good day as I passed the ISC2 CC in Cybersecurity exam! I want to give out a few pointers for those that are still preparing to take this test! 1. ISC2's certified in cybersecurity course does NOT have everything to prepare you for the exam. It is a launching pad to get you started.  2. Practice applying the concepts and not just rote memorization. Go outside the cybersecurity context with the concepts and it will help a lot.  3. Have self-confidence and practice healthy habits! An exam can be worrisome, but as long as you study a couple hours a day, get a good night's rest, and have a drive, then you will go far!  The resources I used mainly focused on getting used to the format of the test and understanding what test day feels like.  1. ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity course: Use it to learn basic terms and concepts. The course is very useful, but not comprehensive.  2. Prabh Nair's CC in Cybersecurity series: Prabh has a playlist dedicated to the CC in Cybersecurity exam and in each video, he takes time to explain the answer to every question. All five domains are covered and the videos are a nice complement to the ISC2 course. 3. The LinkedIn Practice Exams: These are FREE and follow the same format as the test. There's four practice tests and I personally recommend that you take them once or twice a day. Do not marathon practice exams as they can lead to burnout. One final thing to note is that if you consistently score in the range of 80 to 90, then you're ready for the exam.  4. Elizabeth Ekedoro's Crash Course in Cybersecurity: This is a condensed, but compact version of the ISC2 course. It offers a lot more information and even throws practice questions at you. Plus, you can find exam questions in the same Google Drive where you can access the Crash Course and it gives you explanations with each answer. Again, do not marathon the entire packet in one day! 5. ChatGPT: I want to point out that ChatGPT can make mistakes so be mindful with it. I asked it to give me practice quizzes and if I ran into a problem with Prabh Nair's videos or the practice exams, I would ask it to clarify why that answer was correct. ChatGPT is a useful tool for breaking terms or concepts down, but again it is prone to making mistakes. These are the resources I used. Some people may have passed with the ISC2 course alone, but it would be wise to seek out other resources to make sure you are fully prepared.  Maintain smart habits, pace yourself, and trust yourself. Everyone will achieve greatness! View More

Hi, I am Edmund in the UK, and I just started the online self-paced CC course. Any word of advice and suggestions to help me go through successfully? View More

I have started my journey as a Cyber Security Professional and like many of you like minded individuals are preparing for our first exam for some of us or even most of us! I have tried numerous times to register for this exam because it was well recognized in the industry but was unable to do so until, one day I asked the question in a forum like this why cant I register? As you can see I am here and glad for this opportunity for the free training and exam from @isc2. I did some training on other platforms like Cisco and HTB (hackthebox) so I feel confident in my ability to pass please feel free to ask anything regarding CC exam as I am willing to help with anything I can regarding the preparation or studying tips! View More