CISSP Practice Questions of the Day from IT Dojo -

[@chozen_juan]

My man Colin!! Thanks to you I am no longer a CISSP wannabe. Got my CISSP today. Your vids helped me pass. 1000 thanks to you good sir!

[@ITDojo]

Awesome news! Congratulations! 👊🏻

[@TerenceFitzgerald1970]

73 is the sole Sheldon prime to contain both mirror and product properties. 73 is an emirp with 37 (both are primes that remain prime when the numerals are reversed). 73 is also a prime index of 21 ( 7 x 3 = 21), where the number 73 is the 21st prime in the order of numbers.

[@alexvijay9005]

Hi Colin..thanks for all ur questions, I have passed my Cissp certification few days back..your videos helped me a lot in understanding the concepts in better way..Thanks again...

[@ITDojo]

alex vijay this news brings me joy! 🥳Congratulations to you!!! Good job!

[@wmhooper]

Via google searches: A Sheldon prime was first defined in as an homage to Sheldon Cooper, a fictional theoretical physicist on the US tv show The Big Bang Theory, who claimed 73 is the best number because it has some unusual properties. First note that not only is 73 a prime number, its index in the sequence of primes is the product of its digits, namely 21: it is the 21-st prime. In addition, reversing the digits of 73, we obtain the prime 37, which is the 12-th prime, and 12 is the reverse of 21. Formal definition: The prime pn is a Sheldon prime if it satisfies both the multiplication property and the mirror property. 73 has been shown to be the only Sheldon prime among the first ten million prime numbers.

[@ITDojo]

Ding Ding Ding! You are correct! :)

[@abbeydudeuk]

yeah i got both correct

[@mglogowski100]

Passed my exam today. Thank you for the questions. I had a lot of questions on the SDLC and application management. Good luck to the rest of you.

[@ITDojo]

Congratulations, Michael. Awesome.

[@forgetma]

Got them both correct, thanks keep them coming, :)

[@StudyNotesandTheory]

Nice one. Thanks for taking the time to provide this explanation.

[@ITDojo]

Thanks Luke! I appreciate the kind words. Hope you are well.

[@uroojbaig5598]

Hey Colin!! Today I want to take this moment to thank you abundantly with all my heart for making CISSP journey easy for us by your hard work and by your videos for us. I passed my CISSP exam 🎉 You’ve been a great help in a fun way to learn majority of the concepts of CISSP. 🏆 🤗

[@MarqDaddy]

Develop some stuff for udemy.

[@ITDojo]

It is being discussed. Stay tuned!

[@ohammad15]

Hi Colin..thanks for all the questions, are you planning to continue this series anytime soon?

[@rossalexander9598]

Binary palindrome. Do I win a prize? 😜

[@doypajarito8620]

Right on Sir, I’m going to google it right away.

[@richardbates7375]

73's to you.. Im a ham radio operator. LOL

[@ITDojo]

Richard Bates, nice. I had to Google that one. Touché. But I’m smarter now. Thanks for that.

[@shandusa]

QSL

[@ITDojo]

You guys are going to turn me into a ham operator!

[@010mi6]

Can you bring some questions on GDPR, CCPA?

[@ITDojo]

I’m down for some GDPR but I’m not sure California needs any encouragement 😂. If you coddle a petulant child they only get worse.

[@010mi6]

IT Dojo LOL!! What I know is some of (ISC)2 board members were really excited about CCPA.. so CCPA q&a popping up in CISSP won’t be a surprise.