Get an Edge on Your ISC2 Domain 1 Part 2CC Certification: Best Practice Questions!

Do you want to get an edge on your ISC2 CC certification?
By following the advice in this video, you'll be able to answer ISC2 CC certification exams with ease. Plus, by studying with the best practice questions, you'll become familiar with the format and content of the exams. So if you're looking to get an edge on the competition, then check out this video!
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[@michaelyoungconsult8360]

Hello Sir, I am Michael from Nigeria. Just to inform you that I passed my ISC2 - CC exam today. Thank you for being so amazing!

[@tannerr5129]

What resources did you use to study for the exam?

[@user-fw1qn9dk8n]

Micheal I hope u see this please what resources did u use in studying

[@user-fw1qn9dk8n]

@@tannerr5129 please where u able to get study materials?

[@tannerr5129]

@@user-fw1qn9dk8n I ended up using a bunch of different youtube videos and Mike chappels course on LinkedIn. I passed first try.

[@TheYoutubeSocialClub]

@@user-fw1qn9dk8npretty sure he used this channel as a resource

[@erickck123]

Thank You for your videos on this, I took their learning modules but I can say without a doubt it was because I watched your videos that I passed my exam

[@petersosu7977]

I now see why guys are coming back and praise you for the good work! To pass the CC or any exams, you have to study hard, understand the content, and be familiar with the content.....then try your hands on sample question tutorials like yours. Your advice on how to pay attention to the wording, understanding the question and taking all the possible answers as the correct one and then make the right choice paid off. So thanks, and just so you know, I passed after the second attempt

[@eduardobravo4557]

How much did you pay for the second attempt at the CC exam?

[@Gaby-cq8pr]

​@eduardobravo4557 exactly my question

[@plangeful]

Thanks for the videos and through in depth explanations Prabh. I passed my CC exam yesterday !

[@sabarishradha]

Thanks for your videos and training. Cleared my CC 🤗

[@omkargawade4533]

Hey Thanks for your videos, followed your way of solving questions and cleared my CC exam yesterday

[@ramaverma73]

I really appreciate to make the videos and giving your valuable time to help 🙏

[@rnmalki5190]

Excellent content ! clear explanation. THX so much !

[@RR-os1gw]

Awesome knowledge gain through questions, Kindly keep posting more (ISC)2 CC question videos.

[@chetanbhalla1272]

Prabh Nair Guru ji your videos are always very informative and the explanation to the answers if very very good.

[@styzicmuzic]

best coffee shots 👍🏼👍🏼 eagerly waiting for next domain practice

[@FaroVirus]

Thank you so much Prabh. It is easy to follow you. You make things so simple, concise, and clear. Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏🏻 Please, have more videos on CC as well 😊 (my exam is in a week🤞🏻)

[@JoeAmicoMusic]

@FaroVirus did you pass?!

[@Yashparwal1]

thankyou very much for these questions.. really needed those👍

[@yoankongai7755]

Good content, I watched domain 1-4 videos 2days prior to my exam and it really helped. Great explanation and exam tips!

[@freightexplorer3714]

did you use any other resources apart from the isc2 lessons and this channel. i really want to pass on first attempt

[@kuchaldas3319]

Please do so. Always inspiring

[@CRYPTOTECH-b9z]

Your explanations are top-notched. Thank you.

[@sophisticated1920]

You are an excellent instructor! Thank you from the U.S.

[@kambamvinod9002]

Thanks Prabh. The way you break the question while you explain, that makes me to think more deeper.

[@ian230187]

Domain 2 needed...great session

[@abuelgasimmohamed9]

Hello sir, I passed my exam yesterday, your explanations and tips helped me alot!! Even though the questions were different and new, I totally solved them with the knowledge I got from your videos. Thanks again!!

[@freightexplorer3714]

hi i have an exam on friday please let me know if they are now very difficult questions than the ones on this channel

[@networktec]

@@freightexplorer3714 hi bro my exam is in comming week . how was is your exam

[@kingsleyloh]

Thank you for your videos, please do you have any presentations on Vulnerability Management?

[@youtubetech007]

Sir, i m really impressed with your questions explanation on, policy procedures guideline, standards, great examples

[@kabito1]

I couldn't understand the difference between them,I really tried hard but I couldn't understand it, also I couldn't understand the difference between saas, paas,iaas

[@priyankprateek5292]

Thanks, Prabh Cleared my exam today. Next Target is CISA

[@ZahraKhilwatgar]

@prabh Nair, you are amazing, i love the xplainationa nd how you make us understand like a pro. you should keep up the good job. I sincerely apprciate you helping the Humanity. :)

[@tolulopeharry508]

Thank you very much sir God bless you

[@ishtiyaqhussain8233]

Great explanation

[@sreehl4152]

Hi Sir, thank you so much for your efforts. Sir, is there any question bank available for CC exam.

[@user-qo6vb2th2i]

Hi Prabh, hope this message finds you well. Just to inform you that today (ref: 21.09.23) I have cleared the CC's examination. Your video's and clear explanations were really really useful. Now the " show must go on " and start with new study. I'm really grateful, exams questions were way too different however with your videos' and explanations I have managed it.

[@cleothalucas1021]

hi. is there a reason @3:24 "D" would not be considered risk acceptance?

[@zeenaullahkhan12]

very helpful i find it.....can you plz share remaining domains as well plz sir

[@Vinii2904]

Hi, using Administrative control also admin can wipe the data on Mobile device in case of theft right?

[@marvinducut3111]

Great content

[@chandanray1825]

Please make more videos on CC

[@evansdanso2374]

Good work by Akapo

[@prakashale1627]

Good stuffs thank you sir

[@ganesheravu]

Please create a video series for CEHV12

[@olagday]

Passed today 🎉 I couldn’t have done it without you I only studied maybe 4-5 days took 3 practice tests and watched all your videos all you need is to understand concepts and practice eliminating answers to increase your probability

[@ankitakanojia1499]

Where did you take tests from?

[@olagday]

@@ankitakanojia1499 Google practice exam for isc2

[@userr-0001]

magnificent !

[@youtubetech007]

I passed my isc2 exam thanks sir

[@hemanthkumarar]

sir please make videos of all domains oc CC exam, it would be a great help

[@manishas9411]

I've been having issues with trying to understand the difference between physical and technical controls. With 6:52 , Firewalls and access control lists (ACLs) are technical controls. Badge readers are physical controls is what I'm thinking, but then when they're all grouped together in this question, I'm not sure.

[@Wesjapa100]

I think the following is quite helpful on this: "Jengi is setting up security for a home network. Jengi decides to configure MAC address filtering on the router, so that only specific devices will be allowed to join the network. This is an example of a(n)_______ control. (D1, L1.3.1) A) Physical B)Administrative C) Substantial D) Technical This is a difficult question, because it may seem as if there are two possible answers: the router enforces a set of rules as to which MAC addresses may be included on the network, so that sounds like an administrative control. However, the router is an IT system, so that seems as if it is a technical control. In fact, it is considered the latter. In general, it is best to consider the matter this way: if it has a power cord, or electricity running through it, it's a technical control. So D is the correct answer. A is incorrect; while the router is a tangible object, it does not act on the physical realm, affecting other tangible objects; it's an electronic device that is part of the IT environment. C is incorrect; "substantial" is not a term commonly used to describe a particular type of security control, and is used here only as a distractor."

[@karishivyamini]

Good coffee shot

[@usanthor-cb1wt]

you are good , and i want to be like you

[@user-eq1tt9qy8v]

Policies are defined under Standards right? Like you have an ISO27001 standard published by ISO/IEC, a company wants to comply with the standard hence defines a policy that all employees must follow.

[@adaezeC]

Standards come from policy and procedures come from standards. Policy is at the top then standards and then procedures.

[@rohithooda8607]

Good Coffee shot If possible can prepare Coffee shot topic wise.

[@shahnawajalam2904]

If I am answering all right here , will I be able to answer correctly in real exam as well if same difficulty level questions come in the real exam ??

[@deepapreet]

Excellent presentation ! Thanks Prabh. Is the test adaptive? can we go back to old question once answered. Thanks

[@PrabhNair1]

U can't go back but it's not adaptive test

[@abdulidris2769]

Pls if you fail the exam what will it say is try another attempt

[@namanparikh6008]

Hi Prabh, I have a small question. In the video you stated that policies come before standards followed by procedures but in CC online learning it is stated as regulation -> standards -> policies -> procedures. It is listed in the Governance Elements module of Domain 1 for reference. I am confused about which one is right.

[@OmnipotentShaka]

I noticed this as well. I'm certain it's Standards before Policies given the way that it's broken down. Standards are typically industry wide accepted best practices and provide the framework, which in return influences senior/executive management to craft policies and procedures in support of regulations using said framework.

[@syedsohailhashmi6489]

I wrote my exam how much time its takes to reveal the result ???

[@johnnyavia7910]

Hi Sir, @2:21 what is the answer?

[@vishalsontakke1651]

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[@user-nb5on9fm1h]

Hi Prabh, I have a doubt. Can I take the ISC2 CC exam many times by using different coupons/paying money. Or is there a limit to get certified?

[@PrabhNair1]

i am not sure

[@Anurishabh2018]

Thank you Prabh for the Practice Questions, I have passed my CC Exam last week and most of the questions were related to the concepts covered in your CC Series. However, I am getting an email to pay an AMC of 50 USD to get the certification. Just wanted to check how can I get the Certification/AMC for free

[@thuralinnkyaw5957]

Unfortunately, you have to pay 50 USD to get the certification and credly badge

[@kshitishmodi195]

why are there no sections in the video?

[@esmileict3972]

Last questions b is the answer, no?

[@emilpulickal]

4:44 for this if we consider data loss as only loss of data and not the same as data leakage.. disk encryption would not prevent it. Keeping a backup (ssd) could help prevent loss of data as we could recover the files. Disk encryption would be correct if its to mitigate data leakage.

[@thuralinnkyaw5957]

Technical control part is the key of the question

[@yasiryousuf2344]

Thanks for the explanation and you are doing great job for us. But I am confused about the explanation about Policy, Procedure, guidelines and standard which you have given in an answer, according to ISC2 it is Law, Standards, Policy and then procedures and Standards examples are (ISO and NIST)

[@gialm0110]

i have the same sentiments as well. Standards ought to be frameworks that serves as reference point in creating policies and procedures.

[@shivammittal657]

sir correct answer to bta data

[@kabito1]

Can anyone help me, I didn't understand the difference between procedurs, standard, Policy, also I didn't understand the difference between saas iaas pass, my exam will be tomorrow

[@PrabhNair1]

System must be protected with password that is policy, Password must be 8 character is standard Creating 8 character password step by step is Procedure

[@kabito1]

@@PrabhNair1 can you help to understand the difference between iaas ,paas,saas

[@PrabhNair1]

@@kabito1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnashJpjqKZnkMkfeature=shared

[@DrAGoNzT1]

12:21 you're incorrect. Regulations -> Standards -> Policies -> Procedures. Straight from ISC2. I had to look over my notes when you wrote Policy over Standard because I knew something was wrong

[@PrabhNair1]

I said same even

[@esmileict3972]

I read somewhere that there are internal standards that come from the policy

[@kabito1]

I didn't pass the exam, I am truly disappointed, what should I do right now

[@PrabhNair1]

Review the weak area? Did u checked my all coffee shots ?

[@ankitakanojia1499]

I think the hierarchy is...rules/principle>standard>policy>procedure