Hello all!
We've just announced today that come November 15, 2022 the CISSP-ISSMP exam will update slightly. The details of the changes can be found here: https://www.isc2.org/Certifications/CISSP-Concentrations/ISSMP-Domain-Change-FAQs
You can view the changes to the domain weights below:
|
CISSP-ISSMP Domains |
Weight |
Weight |
1 |
Leadership and Business Management |
22% |
20% |
2 |
Systems Lifecycle Management |
19% |
18% |
3 |
Risk Management |
18% |
19% |
4 |
Threat Intelligence and Incident Management |
17% |
17% |
5 |
Contingency Management |
10% |
15% |
6 |
Law, Ethics and Security Compliance Management |
14% |
11% |
|
Total: |
100% |
100% |
If you have questions about this, please feel free to reach out to our Exam Administration folks at ExamAdministration@isc2.org
Apart from the change in title case to sentence case, and the update of some terms which amounts to little more than semantics, the main changes in the exam outline relate to a light rejigging of the domain weightings.
As I opined previously, no major updates - not surprising as the management side of security doesn't really change.
There's always the recommended reading / CBK Suggested References: https://www.isc2.org/Certifications/References#accordion-ec3eeebacf414a7ba7d890f8f71e8883
Also, the quizlet app on mobile has ISSMP flashcards (look for user: "ISC2education" and there a 6 sets of flashcards in the folders under ISSMP).
I'm also looking at the following NIST standards (many of which are in the CBK Suggested References): 800-53r5, 800-61r2, 800-40r3, 800-160v1, 800-30r1, 800-34r1, 800-39, 800-55r1, 800-64r2, 800-86, 800-50. and 800-16
I'm not sure I'd expect any serious changes between the current and the Nov 2022 version.
Why does the outline of the exam have 6 domains & the official CBK (2nd edition) only have 5 domains???
Hello @DamianLeger
The CBK book is the most current, yes, but it was published before changes to this exam (which updates roughly every 3 years). When a new book is coming out, we will share.
I would refer to the exam outline, as well as the current course for your exam preparation.
I hope this helps!