Hi there. I am planning on taking the ISSAP exam in July-August timeframe, and the ISSAP is replacing my current ECFirst Security Architect cert. I have been a CISSP since 2005 and CCSP in 2018, so it has been a while since I completed an ISC2 exam. I am self-studying for the ISSAP exam.   Besides the Official ISC2 ISSAP eTextbook, I am reviewing the suggested references listed on ISC2 website. What other materials have you utilized to study for the ISSAP?    Plus, on a recent broadcast from InfosecTrain, the ISSAP exam questions will also pull from a couple of domains for CISSP and SSCP, which is confusing since to my understanding, ISSAP domains were reduced from 6 to 4. Do you know anything about this?   Thanks in advanced. --George     View More

The ISSAP certification has been refreshed to better reflect the evolving role of security architects. The revised exam outline is now live, and the new adaptive training experience is designed to personalize your learning journey.   The training platform identifies areas for review and adjusts content based on your progress, helping you focus where it matters most. Updated study resources - including a revised eTextbook and new study questions eBook - are now available.   If your work centers on security architecture and you meet the experience requirements, ISSAP is a powerful next step.   Explore the ISSAP updates: https://www.isc2.org/insights/2025/08/next-level-certifications-for-cissp  View More

Hello everyone,   I am planning to appear for ISSAP in next 180 days, with exam peace of mind and 180 days self paced material by ISC2.  Anyone with similar plans ? - happy to join hands.   View More

Apologies if this question has been asked before but was curious on what everyone is using for study material for the ISSAP exam?   I have the CBK but I know that is not enough. Was thinking of buying the self-paced course as well.    Looking forward to hear some responses and good luck. View More

On August 1, 2025, ISC2 will update the ISSAP credential exam. These updates are the result of the Job Task Analysis (JTA), which is an analysis of the current content of the credential evaluated by ISC2 members on a triennial cycle.   For more information, please review the ISSAP Exam Outline   View More