5 Changes after the CISSP

[@00zerito]

Tnks for your videos! You have a beautiful energy and voice, your experience in your cissp travel is really helpful. Please continue posting more videos!

[@kathryn_Cyber]

Thank you m bec for your kind words:) It really means a lot. I will!

[@dbarthecoo]

That's impressive you were able to pass after only 6 months. I have the book and it's a lot to stomach lol. Many people who have worked in the field much longer than you struggle to pass. good job!

[@kathryn_Cyber]

Thank you D Bar. That’s very nice of you to say:) I know…it is a lot but it also is a lot of fun once joy get into it!

[@richardong8215]

Congratulations on passing the CISSP certification! looking to start that journey in the next few weeks.

[@kathryn_Cyber]

Thank you for your comment Richard and good for you that you are going to start your journey;) it’s a tough one but you will have lots of fun as well and I’m sure you will not regret it:):) Good luck and have fun!

[@dataArtists]

Greetings from Canada Kathryn! Congratulations on passing the CISSP exam! You may want to check out the CvCISO course and certification if you enjoy the consulting aspect of information security. A new class just started.

[@kathryn_Cyber]

Hi Robert, Thank you for your comment and for your kind words! Sounds exciting. Will check it out:)

[@usapangmp9603]

Thank you for sharing your CISSP journey. Im currently studying for this and Im targetting to get the certification by March or April of 2023.

[@kathryn_Cyber]

Thank you Usapang MP for watching my video. Good for you! Goo luck and happy studies:)

[@andreottafull]

Thanks for your videos, please continue!

[@kathryn_Cyber]

Thank you. I will….!

[@patrickhicks5566]

Well done!

[@kathryn_Cyber]

Thank you :)

[@jvbenjamin]

Hey thanks for the video! And congratulations!! Can you please guide me as to how I can furnish and prove my experience? I have 20 years experience, but largely in the Physical Security domain.

[@kathryn_Cyber]

Hi Jonathan, thank you for your comment. Cybersecurity outside of the physical security is quite different(knowledge wise) but the fundamental idea is close. You could take a few certificates and show that your experience in the physical domain has indeed has helped you as a security professional and show your potential I think :)

[@kelvinchau8730]

Love your videos! Giving me great inspirations to get certified in CISSP! Just interested to know if you are planning for other certifications inside the security field as well? Things like Security+, CISM, Cloud Security (Microsoft, AWS) etc. >> Would you consider these certs as a junior in security field ?

[@kathryn_Cyber]

Thank you Kelvin. That is really nice of you to say:) I actually am currently studying for an exam which does not directly have to do with cybersecurity, (I will share once I get this on track ...) but yes after that exam, I am thinking about going for the CIPP(US) and then go through CEH and OSCP. (Still thinking how I would navigate but the goal is to learn the hacking side:) I actually have a few certificates from Oracle on Cloud so, I think I will take a break on cloud although I know it will be a good one to get especially now!

[@reliableandrew]

Hi Kathryn...while you're acquiring the 5 years experience...will the CISSP still be valid during that time? Or will it have to be updated? Surely we wouldn't have to take the exam again every few years, especially considering the cost!

[@kathryn_Cyber]

Hi reliableandrew, Thank you for your comment. No, you don’t have to take another exam. You will need to keep getting 15 CPEs(you get it by attending seminars or read one of the (isc)2 documents or in many other ways) a year till you gain your 5 year experience but after that you send a request to the (isc)2 and you will be fully certified.(it will be ridiculous if you had to take the exam again…I agree 😂)

[@reliableandrew]

@@kathryn_Cyber Good to know! Peace, A 🙂

[@Melachuri]

Mam, I am 10+ yrs experienced on VoIP and other domain. But very interested in this field. Can I have your comment on this

[@kathryn_Cyber]

Good for you Naveen! You are a step into cybersecurity:) I assume you are quite familiar around the network. If you don’t know where to start or what your interest is in cybersecurity, you could say start looking at how you secure VoIP and what aspects of that interests you. It could be vulnerabilities existing, it could be attacking it itself, or it could be securing the environment too. Have fun:)

[@Man0fMeans]

Wow! Are you married? 😊

[@koniotajner87]

Hi Kathryn, thank you for sharing your experience abot CISSP, is there any chance you could share a update on how is your career with the cert going? Did you do any more certs? Thank you and Good luck

[@kathryn_Cyber]

Hi Stan, thank you for your comment. Since the CISSP, my year has been a bit crazy...haha but yes trying to go for the CIPP(US) now:) Will update more on another video soon!

[@milfinu]

Kindly redo Video in Swimsuit, Bra and Panty set or a Nightie , then re-post ?

[@solomonkinya1175]

Your videos are very inspiring and I look forward to holding this cert in the near future. What's your linked id, I'd like to connect with you. Now is the time to advance and protect the profession. Keep it up

[@kathryn_Cyber]

Thank you Solomon for your kind words. (I know my videos are long….lol so I really appreciate you watching:) Find me here www.linkedin.com/mwlite/in/kathryn-james57

[@solomonkinya1175]

@@kathryn_Cyber ,you are most welcomed.I like the fact that you are cool and composed and the background music just makes me glued to your videos till the end. I look forward to passing CISSP , so once in a while I research on how people have successfully managed it. Happy Valentine's day

[@kathryn_Cyber]

Thanks again:) yes it always is nice to see other’s experiences once in a while. Happy studies:)