CISSP Practice Questions of the Day from IT Dojo -

[@trisnguyen4625]

Yo Colin,,,,I passed the exam today. Thank you very much for all of your questions and explanation. 10/10 recommendation for every one's journey to the CISSP club !!!

[@EdfromVirginia757]

Congrats.

[@rossalexander9598]

Welcome to the club!

[@ITDojo]

Awesome! Congratulations to you! 👊🏻

[@robertkudyba1177]

What's slightly counter-intuitive is following Kelly Handerhan advice which is “Do NOT fix problems” and “think as a manager”. In this case we are fixing the problem but the best answer is indeed option C.

[@udakumarmannepalli]

Hello Colin, thanks for your videos. I provisionally passed CISSP today and your videos helped with my prep.

[@ITDojo]

That's awesome! Congratulations, Uday!

[@d.k.9046]

Learned a lot from your videos, especially from the good explanations. They helped me definitely to pass the exam. Thank you Colin!

[@ITDojo]

Awesome! Congratulations!

[@hart316]

Google... where can I find a guru? ... “Please see Colin at IT Dojo!”

[@CaptStump]

With the help of IT dojo I was able to pass my cissp exam. LIKE! SUBSCRIBE! PURPLE!

[@ITDojo]

Awesome @CatStump! Congratulations to you!

[@mohammed50007]

You are awesome and funny 😂😂😂 I really enjoy your videos. Thank you!

[@ITDojo]

Thank you for watching, @mohammed al-shehri

[@nickybesters]

Hi Colin, Great nuggets of info, are you going to resume making them, they're fantastic?

[@romo90.]

Thanks for these questions... definitely helpful!

[@mamun001]

Thank you

[@rossalexander9598]

Great vid as always Colin!

[@udakumarmannepalli]

Hi Colin, are we confident enough that the Kernel level rootkit issue will be addressed/removed after formatting with a verified os image? for question 2 I am a bit leaned towards the option here as we are looking for something in BIOS/firmware level. If possible request you to shed some light on this. thanks for your videos and they are definitely a great source of learning for CISSP. cheers

[@abhishekyadav0007]

Good questions..thanks Colin..

[@ITDojo]

Thanks, as always, for watching, abhishek.

[@010mi6]

The second question is about public server.. and restoring data from backup doesn't seem to be the best option to me. Since there will definitely be a downtime while fixing it using a backup. That's why I felt, rootkit removal could be the best possible answer here in this context. If it were some other server, which is accessed by let it be my company employees.., I could do remediation during off hours using the backup..restore.

[@EdfromVirginia757]

I mulled over that answer as well but this is a public facing webserver...you could remove the rootkit but there still is a chance that it's still there as opposed to restoring from a known good back to get the server back online. Also, it depends on the company type but I like to think of all companies are in the business to make money.

[@010mi6]

Christopher Edwards I am wondering.. CISSP exam answers are mostly related to CIA triad. And here, while trying to resume operations restoring backup.. is a challenge to system availability. So that’s where the confusion lies.

[@abhishekyadav0007]

I believe optiin 2 were correct till it does not say manually remove the rootkit..which means it does not ensure 100% from virus free..so the second best amswer is uninstall and then restore..

[@EBadawi]

For question 2, I’ll go with choice no. 2

[@j0mpst0rt]

During q gym workout it is impossible to use these videos because the explanations are wayyyyyyyyyyy too long