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charm
Newcomer I
a week ago
a week ago

posting pass sheet with Associate title

I would like to ask you a question, what happens if someone passes CISSP or CCSP but does not have the required experience,
I know calling them self as CISSP, breaks the rules.
Can they call them self only an Associate of ISC2.
Just post there pass sheet. without saying anything else.

Because anyways in the assocaite badge it says CISSP anyways.

Again posting the pass sheet for example and titling as Finally an Associate of ISC2, is not a violation?

I would like to settle this debate

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nkeaton
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Monday
Monday

Any ISC2 exam that pass but do not have the experience for qualifies a person to apply for an Associate of ISC2.  What you are seeing as CISSP am guessing would be different if had passed another one of their exams, such as CCSP or CGRC.  I think that the best course of action would be to list it as an Associate of ISC2 with the explanation of the exam passed that are working on the experience portion for.  You are very correct that listing it any other way is considered misrepresentation and could lose the privilege of ever holding the certification.  

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