> Dster2029 (Viewer) posted a new topic in Welcome on 01-25-2021 02:02 PM in the
> For all domains 1 to 6, The left-hand column says âœApril 2018 to
> April 2021â. For domains 7 and 8 however the left-hand column says âœprior to
> September 2020
Please.
You guys are "majoring on the minors." There isn't even much of a signficant
difference between the 10 domain structure and the 8 domain structure. It's all just
a rearrangement of the same "body of knowledge" that hasn't changed very much
in the past couple of decades. And the fundmental principles, which are the most
important part, don't change much at all. Which groups you put it in doesn't
matter unless you are writing study materials yourself. (At the moment I am
reviewing my own seminar materials, and I still use the 10 domain structure, which
I find academically "cleaner." I also used the 10 domain structure for
"Cybersecurity Lessons from CoVDI-19," for the same reason.)
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