> Sam-ha (Viewer) posted a new topic in Industry News on 04-23-2021 05:07 PM in
> I'm working and studying at the same time and that was
> the reason I chose to pick a day close to 2018 version due date to have enough
> time to study.
OK, while I don't wish to minimize your frustration, allow me to give you a bit of
encouragement: the changes to the CBK aren't immediately reflected in the exam,
and, in any case, the exam is based much more on foundational concepts than on
current fads. Know the basics, and you'll be fine.
> And how this delay will impact me? Well, I called ISC2 to find
> out! I was told that I have to take CISSP 2021 version. The lady over the phone,
> kept saying that just domain weights have been changed and do not worry!
Yeah, we can all sympathize with the issue of canned reactions and lack of
concern from ISC2.
> But, it
> is not true, there are a lot of new concepts and sub-domains added here! To be
> honest, it is very disappointing and ISC2 has not been doing a good job to
> response to Covid19 Incident at least based on incident response topics on its
> own CISSP study guide!!!
Oh, *never* expect that ISC2 is going to know anything about security, or
business continuity, or incident response, or any of the other things that we, the
certifiied, have to know ...
🙂> Why ISC2 changing the exam version 2018 to 2021 when
> Covid19 concerns impacting everything around the world!!
It's in the schedule. Why would ISC2 let a simple thing like a global pandemic and
economic crisis change the schedule?
> Even the Summer
> Olympics has been postponed couple times due to Covid! Why ISC2 insisting to
> not take CISSP exam virtually even during Covid when nothing is certain! Why
> ISC2 is rushing to change the exam when even new study materials (2021) have not
> yet been released!!!
Like I said, don't worry about that. The exam changes very slowly, and, in terms
of the fundamentals, doesn't change that much at all, since those underlying
principles don't change.
> who is suffering from this mismanagement, of course
> candidates who spent their time, money into this? Again, ISC2 has not been doing
> a good job to response Covid19 incident!!!
I may disagree with every word this candidate has said, but I will defend to the
death the right to say it
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