50 CISSP Practice Questions. Master the CISSP Mindset

[@kennyflores3727]

I passed my CISSP exam today on July 9th at 100 questions on the first try ! This was an immensely challenging exam ! Watching Andrew's think like a manager video helped and so did TIAs bootcamp and his inclusive videos. That being said, this test is different ! Lot's of challenging situational decisions. As much preparation as you can do, sound managerial judgement is paramount in passing this test. Good luck to everyone and thank you for your passion for teaching Andrew !

[@TechnicalInstituteofAmerica]

Congratulations and celebrate well. I am super happy our boot camp was able to help you ace your exam. Good luck in your future career

[@joyad911]

I'm interested in cissp how do I get into it

[@cwleo1]

Question 40 should be 4950 as the answer. 100 x 99 / 2 = 4950. I'm taking my CISSP tomorrow. thanks for the insightful tips. :)

[@Akashsingh-rq1vg]

exactly what I was getting! questioned my math skills :D

[@TetrisAddiction]

I also agree- if this was a question I guess I would go with his answer because it is closest to the right number while having enough keys to satisfy the requirement… still a bad question

[@infinitydev8034]

I agree. Thanks god I saw your guys discussion. I guess we go with bigger number.

[@JaredEvans]

To get 5050, it would have to be 101 nodes. Either the question or answer needs to be fixed.

[@cristobalguerrero6666]

Totally!

[@chriskobee6925]

I highly reccomend any one preparing for the CISSP exam to watch this video. I watched it about a week before my exam on March 28th. If I had more time between when I found this video and my test, I would have taken the full course. The material and strategy Andrew teaches is spot on to the type of questions and choices you will see on the exam. I passed at the minimum 125 questions. Thank you Andrew!

[@bryanotoole3038]

Would you say these questions are somewhat close in terms of format or difficulty? What other resources did you use? How did you know when you were ready?

[@mhamer1020]

I passed yesterday! I have to say this was incredibly helpful. The idea of 'if you pick one, you're not getting the other' helped me decide on an answer more than a few times. Thanks for the help! GL all!

[@kathleenp7878]

Just passed on my first attempt. I watched this video the day before the exam and truly believe it helped me to have the needed mindset when going through possible answers! The “if you choose one answer, you can’t have the other” approach to choosing between two viable answers was super helpful. I bought another course to prepare, but if I had to do it again I would choose this one.

[@thelizardkingdc]

Great vid thank you

[@saeyarob]

Wanted to leave this comment as appreciation to the creator, just passed my exam yesterday first try and one month of pseudo study i may not have studied more than 3 weeks of daily study. This video flipped the switch in my brain going from technical mindset to CISSP mindset.

[@kdlittle88]

I provisionally passed my CISSP yesterday and got my endorsement as well as the confirmation letter from ISC2, and I can honestly say that this video and way of thinking was seriously, I mean seriously the most helpful in helping me pass. I went from taking practice tests and continually asking WTF? to confidently attacking them and when I took the test, I can't count how many times the mindset in this video helped me answer questions I otherwise would have been stumped. Thank you Andrew!

[@TechnicalInstituteofAmerica]

Congratulations and celebrate well 🎉

[@tesfayelemma9734]

Thank you! Knowing that did it will help me for my June 24 (in about two months) CISSP Exam schedule will be helpful! I’m also grateful for TIA for exposing me into “How to think like a manager!” Mindset. 🙏!

[@SimonLoiselle]

I passed yesterday my CISSP on first attempt. I discovered that video 2 days ago and it really help me put me in the right mindset. Thank you for your video.

[@TechnicalInstituteofAmerica]

Congratulations and celebrate well 🎉

[@jaya2821]

any tips?

[@baconsrebelliongrant]

I passed the CISSP yesterday and I can’t tell you how incredibly valuable this video was for understanding the question format and the CISSP mindset. Thank you, Andrew!!

[@tshepomogotsi2238]

what other material did you reference?

[@mhadlock78]

Andrew, I passed at 100 questions today and this video was instrumental in that result. I applied your techniques to every question. The fact that you put this out for free is amazing. I cannot thank you enough!

[@TechnicalInstituteofAmerica]

Congratulations and celebrate well 🍺

[@itengnr71]

Just took my CISSP and passed 1st try!! Your videos were 100% worth it!! Thanks!

[@dhivyasreedharan3485]

I Provisionally passed my CISSP exam this week @100 questions at my first attempt. For anyone preparing for CISSP exam, I highly recommend you watch this video. I watched it just days before my exam and I definitely know it helped me get the right mindset. if you are a technical person and if you can't just like that relate to "Think like a manager" watching this video can be a game changer. Thank you so much for sharing this valuable material for free!!

[@cramwellmazhambe4026]

I passed on my first attempt. This video is one of the pillars of a proper CISSP candidate mindset

[@chriswalk3361]

Today I passed my CISSP at 100 questions. This mindset training of how to break down questions and think like a manager was instrumental to my success. Thank you!

[@gwweah90]

Shouts out to this video! I provisionally passed my CISSP exam! I’ve watched this video months ago while studying and a couple of days before leading up my exam. TIP: stay calm and answer all the questions as best as you can even once you pass 100 questions. I answered questions up to 150 as my time expired ( a pass is a pass) 🤷🏾‍♂️. Watching all the comments about an automatic fail if you answer all questions lead me to believe I failed even before the exam was over. Was overjoyed to found out I passed! Hopefully this helps someone else in the studying/preparing phase to keep grinding! Huge thank you to Andrew for this video!

[@mila-rainbow]

I provisionally passed the CISSP on my first attempt today! The exam ended right after the 125th question. It was hard and challenging. Make sure you know your stuff and understand the concepts. Kudos Andrew! Thank you!🎉

[@shazdin]

What all resources u used for cissp

[@KhalidHakimi010]

I passed my CISSP exam yesterday at 100 questions. This video helped me a lot!

[@lukearsenault6694]

Just like others, I found this video less than 12 hours before the exam. Definitely changed the mindset and helped me key in on specific words to solve problems. Many thanks for the extra tips and confidence to pass the exam!

[@danielfive8725]

I passed my CISSP exam a few days ago on my first attempt with about 120 questions, and the tips from this video were key in helping me choose the best answers. I watched it twice: once when I started studying 60 days ago, and then again the day before my exam. Out of the 2000 practice questions I did, this was the closest to the actual exam in terms of question style and resemblance. Thank you so much for putting this together-it made a huge difference!

[@gmejiabotero]

Provisionally passed CISSP today after 125 most hardest questions I ever answer in a Test. Expect a lot of questions like the num 34 in this video, I mean very very hard questions.Thanks Andrew, you have maked an awesome work with this vide, really helpful

[@adamnawzad]

can you tell us more, my test is planned to be next week and I got question 34 wrong. I am worried now.

[@arungupta3509]

Question 24 - the first step after detecting a security incident - NIST says (NIST 800-61): "The incident response team should work quickly to analyze and validate each incident, following a pre- defined process and documenting each step taken. When the team believes that an incident has occurred, the team should rapidly perform an initial analysis to determine the incident’s scope, such as which networks, systems, or applications are affected; who or what originated the incident; and how the incident is occurring (e.g., what tools or attack methods are being used, what vulnerabilities are being exploited). The initial analysis should provide enough information for the team to prioritize subsequent activities, such as containment of the incident and deeper analysis of the effects of the incident."

[@tarunbhardwaj8681]

Thank you for this video I passed CISSP on first attempt last month. This is what’s needed for the ISC2 mindset please continue these for CCSP as well. Grateful !

[@TechnicalInstituteofAmerica]

Congratulations and celebrate well 🎉

[@alotmoretolearn]

I have seen this video just before my exam day... in fact the previous night.. It helped me a lot to change my mindset and I am CISSP today in the first attempt. Thanks a lot for sharing this wonderful knowledge for all the aspirants like us...

[@roykelley3734]

Passed the cissp exam today and can honestly say this video was key to understanding how to read the questions and how to evaluate which answer fits the question best. Keep up the great work

[@jaya2821]

Any tips?

[@roykelley3734]

@@jaya2821 Tips for the exam, don't get down on yourself as the exam is draining and exhausting. The whole time writing the exam I didn't know if I was passing or failing and it wasn't because I didn't know the answers (I have been in Security for years) it was because the way the questions were worded. I am very technical minded, getting out of that technical mindset is not easy. Your video really helped break down how to approach the questions and peal away the answers choices that are not correct for the question until one was left. Its almost like the CISSP exam isn't testing your knowledge but rather your mindset for security. Keep up the good work and will check out your other videos for my next course.

[@bangbinbash]

Also came here to say I passed the CISSP, and the "You can only have one" tip really made things click during exam time. I really appreciate the insight here!

[@rehmanshaikh3656]

today I provisionally passed my CISSP, i would specially thanks to you for making such kind of content that help candidates for preparing their exams with proper mind sets, i was following most of your videos that prepared me for the exam, I am very happy to clear the exam, thank you so much.

[@bherrera923]

congrats!!! I go to test next month. Hopefully I can join you soon :)

[@Changemaker09]

Q 24. Thank for the stupendous effort put in Andrew. However, the incident response steps listed in both the CBK and OSG is Detection --> Response --> Mitigation --> Report --> Recovery --> Remediation --> Lessons learnt. Since we "detected" the incident, the next step is "Response" where we activate the IR team who determine how big of a delay in the incident, how long the impact, whether to declare disaster etc. Hence, I believe that A. "Identify the scope & Impact of the incident" should be the answer

[@jonathandavenport1172]

Totally agreed. How can you contain something if you don’t know the scope of it?

[@mikeytmpmikey]

I would have cancelled out the first option as this is a Distributed Dos not just a DoS. There is more than one source. Also, the wording is horrid. The question specifically says "during the mitigation stage" but then talks about detect and response. It seems to me the best answer is B.

[@Dy13yDx]

Agreed. This one is like the question 11 when it ask about the most important goal during DETECTION AND RESPONSE phase and his answer end up with Mitigating and restore? HELLO!!!!!!!!!! 😂😂 but sure his mindset will help a lot❤

[@vico100]

I agree. I have issues with q.11 and q.24

[@nyma11]

I came to the comments section to see what people thought of this question. I agree with @jonathandvenport1172 How can you contain something tht you dont know the scope of? Can anyone elaborate on this one?

[@derixsuartyo8554]

thank you very much for your great video; it helps me a lot to passed my CISSP exam today...not an easy exam but with your "think like a manager" concept I passed the exam. Thank you very much once again

[@TechnicalInstituteofAmerica]

Congratulations and celebrate well 🍾

[@brandoncurnutte8235]

I passed after 175 questions and this was essential. Think like a manager, or director even, and if you pick one you don't get the other!

[@philliptorres4894]

Isnt the test only 150 questions? How did you get 175?

[@user-de3yo1lt5k]

@@philliptorres4894 Back in time was 175. In April 2024 they reduced it to 150 maximum.

[@kwakufordjour9568]

After 175 questions, I am pleased to announce that I provisionally passed the CISSP today. May God continue to bless you and everything you do and if I can donate, help, or support your vision and generosity in any way, please let me know. I will be more than happy to help. Take care!

[@shawnphilbert]

First off thank you for making this video. I can truly say, I don't think I would have passed this test without your insight on the question format!

[@shawnphilbert]

Oh yeah I passed my exam today after 3 days of studying!

[@TechnicalInstituteofAmerica]

congratulations and celebrate well 🎉

[@lanreoluokun1202]

I just want to let you know, I wrote my CISSP yesterday and I passed . thank you so much for this video,

[@ralphmelone8460]

Hi Andrew - I want to thank you for this video on CISSP Mindset. I passed the CISSP today. Your video helped immensely. It was not the content, although that was interesting and valuable as a security professional, but rather your guidance on how to approach the test and tips on answer choice, reading the question, thinking from the management perspective. Again. thank you!!

[@vikashramnanan2497]

For the longest time I just memorized the difference between the Biba and the Bell Lapuda models, I did not understand why no write down was important until today.

[@g1b50n]

Just passed a couple hours ago! I listened to this video hours before sitting for the exam and I want to thank you for all the advice. While these questions were much easier than the exam, the mindset was on point. I like your style more than any other instructor I have listened to.

[@huangbruce1363]

question 40 : 100(100-1)/2 =4950... the answerers are wrong. But very helpful session!! great mindsets

[@leatilemoseki1449]

Thanks hey i thought i was going crazy

[@brandiandjimwadsworth3487]

me too!!!!! thanks for adding the comment!

[@DhDo74]

I thought I was losing my mind. I questioned my own sanity.

[@christopherbartlett1548]

The answer is b. 5050 because you need at least 4950 keys. 4900 is to little. the others are not efficient, way to much.

[@asonguchap3902]

@@christopherbartlett1548 I like your formula. Straight to the point lol

[@dewayneburess2622]

I just provisionally passed my test yesterday. How to think like a manager, and selecting the answers that encompass the other answers, were big keys that helped me get through it! Great stuff worth the watch!!

[@skballin1]

Are the questions significantly harder than this video?

[@JasonL_Hawaii]

09/07/24, 10:10 HST I have passed my CISSP exam at 100 questions on my first attempt. Thank you for your help, Andrew!

[@theredbaron057]

I have been in IT for 20 years in many different roles. Currently in an executive role and need to obtain my CISSP. After following the CISSP subreddit I was thinking this test must be exceedingly difficult. Your explanation on how to think about the questions really helped. I watched this video and paused with each question to make my own selections before you presented the answers. I missed 5 of the 50. I do have more study to do, but I’m no longer anxious that this cert is so difficult. Thank you!

[@alexagnigni9140]

Thank you for this video. I provisionally passed the CISSP today 😀

[@elsnook]

Thank you for a great video that helped get me in the mindset. I watched this video and the "Why you will pass the CISSP" the day before my exam instead of cramming to give my brain a rest. Passed this morning on first attempt.

[@MarkLM725]

Just passed cissp 1st attempt @ 125q. This was very important on me passing. I am a construction project manager hoping to break into the industry with 0 experience. Wish me luck.

[@MikeMitchell-y3m]

With that cert you should be good

[@marvinallison879]

I passed the CISSP exam yesterday and I credit this video for helping me understand what the "BEST" answer to the questions were 🎉

[@jonnyhepcat]

I provisionally passed this morning and this video was foundational to my success. Apply this mindset to your question strategy and you will do better!

[@femipaul744]

I passed my CISSP today. Your explanations and thought process really helped. Thanks

[@swawanify]

I passed the CISSP within 2 months of studying. Thank you!! Your mind-set video was what got me through it. 175 questions and nearly an anxiety attack later im CISSP

[@wy7060]

i passed CISSP 1 hour ago. The mindset was big help in this video. thank you.

[@LandOfTheUnexpected]

I passed CISSP today, and your tips here are really helpful! Thank you.

[@crazycanuck2544]

Passed first attempt on Monday after watching this video in its entirety the night before. Can say for absolute certainty this mindset carried me to a pass. You definitely still need the knowledge, but this mindset is crucial to passing. Thank you very much for this video.

[@TechnicalInstituteofAmerica]

Congratulations and celebrate well 🎉

[@austinukpebor9636]

Thank you, Andrew, for this invaluable video. I provisionally passed the CISSP exam yesterday. The CISSP Mindset you discussed in the video helped me pass the exam.

[@mycreation1067]

Thanks a lot for these wonderful questions and the advice on fixing the mindset. I passed my Cissp on my first attempt with 125 Qs. Your advice on 'you can only one right thing what will that be', helped me a lot in filtering out the options

[@TechnicalInstituteofAmerica]

Congratulations and celebrate well 🎉

[@lucho.ramirez]

I would really like to THANK YOU. I passed my exam yesterday and this video was a GREAT material to understand how to "Think like a manager", many of the questions were tricky and technical but there were always an answer that would fit on how a Manager thinks, and choosing that option (the right one) is mostly thanks to this video!

[@Notqueenclaree]

I cleared my cissp yesterday and your video helped me a lot to understand cissp mind set thnx 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@1mavericktech]

I finished this entire video and I must say that after completing all of the questions the key thing I've gathered is the CISSP mindset. All of my nerves are gone as I approach taking this exam. I am reading the questions very differently moving forward as I now understand that this exam is about understanding concepts, frameworks, and how to apply them. ANDREW YOU ROCK!

[@holyproton8855]

Passed the CISSP exam today, thanks for the great tips and mindset on selecting the BEST choice.

[@adg12357]

thanks, this clip is the MOST useful material after all. got provisional pass result today for my 1st attempt, though i bought the peace of mind voucher.finished after answered exact 100 questions. most questions following these patterns, which of the following is the BEST/MOST/LEAST.... and no math question at all. Just like another English language testing for someone who learning English as a secondary language. Thank you very much

[@clauwiejjj]

Thank you so much Andrew for making this video! I watched it multiple times and was able to pass on my first try. This video was a tremendous help.

[@timdewhirst4500]

I provisionally passed my CISSP today! Thank you for the mindset video!

[@lloydakosah5146]

Thank you very much sir…I have provisionally passed my CISSP exam 4 hrs ago. Thanks for your authentic contents. Bless you

[@hybridsh4d0w]

I somehow found you while I was looking for CISSP Information. I'm really glad to found your videos!

[@chuweevaliant5930]

Hey Andrew, you sir are awesome! I want to say thanks 🙏🏾. I passed! This video helped me get in the right mindset and answer questions. God bless. I’m happy to donate or help in anyway I can. You’re an excellent teacher

[@NipunShrivastava-r7n]

I passed CISSP provisionally today. Thank you for this great video with very helpful tips with practice questions. It was fun learning with you and feels great to have passed the exam too!

[@ivanfernandez2262]

I passed yesterday at 100 questions. Thank you for this video, it helped me having a good mindset going into the exam.

[@saulo-moreira]

Right straight to the point, what I was looking for. Appreciate it

[@antowinelamb634]

Thank you for this video and break down on how to analyze the test. I was able to pass Dec 27th and it was the best christmas gift to myself and a great way to end the year!

[@kwekufolson]

I passed my exam today at question 145 and THIS IS THE VIDEO that helped me the most with the mindset and how to approach answering the questions. To be honest I didn't study that much but my ability to understand the questions combined with my technical knowledge and real world experience was super helpful. I highly recommend this

[@Floschilchegger]

Thank you for that video which helped as the commens say many people. I also passed yesterday with 100 questions. What is 100% true is that nearly all of the questions are „best choice“ questions as you say it many times in your video - thank you for that, it helped me preparing for the exam. What I want to say is that many of your tips CAN help answering questions but the tips are also dangerous in a specific way. Especially when it comes to „taking the answer which is the most general“. This can be right but in 50% of the questions the general answer is not the right answer, the right answer is the most specific answer. So what I do think is, that if you have in the question a specific scenario you should take the most specific right answer - if the question is general you should take the most general answer. This is how I did it yesterday and seemed to work good. However, again thank you and good luck to all!

[@chrisknight9729]

I want to thank you for putting this video together. It helped me slow down, step back, and analyze the questions and answers more thoroughly. This approach made the biggest difference when I wasn't 100% sure what was being asked. I just recently sat for my exam and passed at 100 questions.

[@mr_cyberleon]

I take my CCSP exam in 30 mins and I watched this video right before!! I got 40 Correct and 10 Incorrect. Hopefully, I am better prepared now and pass! Thank you so much!!!! Talk soon y'all!

[@egilrausner8180]

Tak!

[@charlesecurity38162]

THANKS, YOU REALLY CHANGE MY MINDSET, I WILL MAKE IT. YOU HELPED ME PASSED THE SECURITY+ MONTHS AGO, I WILL BE BACK HERE WITH THE CISSP NEXT MONTH

[@TechnicalInstituteofAmerica]

Congratulations and celebrate well 🎉

[@SaraLind-kb3ml]

I listened to this video right before taking the exam and I have to say this helped me pass. I had the technical knowledge base, but this video really helped me understand what the best choice will be. Thank you so much!!!!

[@Dy13yDx]

Provisional Passed at 125 with around 70 min left, 1st attempt. Thanks for your great mindset; it helped me a lot throughout the tough exam.

[@nyma11]

Congrats! I'm nervous as mine is Jan 4th

[@Dy13yDx]

@@nyma11 you can do it bro!! crush it!!!

[@JoeGreen03]

Congratulations! Were the questions in this video similar in style to the ones from the exam?

[@leighabrown2992]

This video was great with helping me understand the mindset you need in order to answer questions correctly. It also helped me realize in order to get the correct answer, you need to know in detail WHY the other choices are wrong. Thanks so much for this amazing video.!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SpicyPunkRockerOfficial]

I used this video to provisionally pass CCSP today. The same concepts carry over from CISSP! Thank you very much for this video. I wouldn’t have likely passed without it 😁👍

[@--eLMo--]

You are the right person in the right place. This video might as well have 500 questions and I would watch it until the end

[@erniesimon7036]

Passed provisionally last week, love this video, terrific insight.

[@thatawesomekidd]

Just passed today 🙏🏻 All thanks to Andrew his tips really helped during the exam

[@Akashsingh-rq1vg]

I just passed my cissp on my very first attempt and honestly couldn't have done it without you!! Thank you so much for the mindset video 😊

[@oluwaseunadedeji7133]

what material do you study

[@Akashsingh-rq1vg]

@oluwaseunadedeji7133 mostly the official study guide with destination crrt mind maps and the exam cram video and this one is a must!!

[@LiliyaGerov]

Thank you very much for this wonderful video. I write my exam at the end of the month. After 12 months of heavy studying, this video puts a nice bow on previous learnings.

[@Merland_The_Wizard]

Just passed my CISSP today. Thanks for providing this content. The mindset and walkthrough of how to approach the questions provided the foundation I needed.

[@scottwalker861]

Thank you for this video. I watched the day before my exam and it drastically improved my thinking and got me the Pass first attempt.

[@eliaslefate9480]

Passed yesterday 14/04/24. Video is instrumental in shaping the exam mindset. Many thanks Andrew.

[@shivashankarsaravanan-w4h]

Great Content. It gives a great insight into the mindset we need to have while taking the exam. Thank you for the questions. Loved your explanation on "GOAL" and how to pay attention to words.

[@blue0296]

I passed my CISSP yesterday at just 100 questions in my first attempt. RIP to my peace of mind voucher 😂Your video was instrumental and I am extremely grateful to you sir! The trick about choosing the option that encompasses all the other options was 100% on point. For example, in one of my questions i hastily chose “gray box testing”. Thank goodness i read all the options because one of them was “penetration testing” and then suddenly all the other options fit into it. My tip to anyone reading this is to just watch this video and really know your concepts. Lastly, read the questions patiently. Dont rush. Good luck mates!

[@arashvermahmood7961]

I'm only half way through the video and feel i already learned both from technical and methodological views. Thank you.

[@MandyM91]

Thank you for this video!! It really helped me gain confidence to go for the test, I wasn't really going well on the practice questions and your line of thought really guided me to keep focus on the concepts and how to apply them - AND MAKE EDUCATED GUESSES! 1st attempt, 125questions with 50min left - thanks for the tip over time tracking as well!

[@JamesBooth-s8z]

I passed today at the second attempt, and this video definitely helped with my approach to answering the questions. Thanks!

[@TechnicalInstituteofAmerica]

Congratulations and celebrate well 🎉

[@anthonyogon5409]

Congratulations. What material did you use? How long did you prepare for the second attempt?

[@unatommer]

I passed my CISSP exam today and this video helped me a ton. Thank you!

[@jaya2821]

Just Passed! This was a great video. I got my CEH from you too, glad i discovered you again before I took it.

[@TechnicalInstituteofAmerica]

Congratulations and celebrate well 🎉

[@gerryo25]

This is great information I'm studying now after taking my CYSA+ last month and taking my security+ years ago. I really have to focus on how the questions are asked because a lot of the information on the CYSA+ and Security+ is the exact information on the CISSP. Thank you for making this video!

[@nemanja.radojevic]

Taking a test in 5 days, these questions are really helpful to see a broader picture, although i have noticed that , when i tried to overthink and "Think like a manager" i have stopped being technical person, so i have answered wrongly.... Bottom line is, go with your guts, i would be more satisfied to make a mistake because of the inner feeling misguided me, than to try to overthink things, because it will be a disaster....

[@munawwarahmahmod3123]

I discovered this video at the very morning of my CISSP exam, managed to went through 10 question but definitely gave impact to my way of thinking. Thank you!

[@mattway9434]

Found the advice most helpful on how to approach the exam questions I passed today on my first attempt.

[@nivethamathivanan3335]

Thank you for these amazing tips Andrew. These were instrumental in getting hang of the CISSP mindset. Happy to share that I have passed CISSP.

[@wamuyumurakaru5208]

Thank you so much! I passed my exam. This video helped me answer the really tough questions where I was doubting myself.

[@hakins2836]

​ @TechnicalInstituteofAmerica , can you please check the calculation for question 40? Using the formula you provided, I think the answer should be 4,950

[@tczanardo]

Same here, I am just trying to understand why he chose B.

[@Nabs165]

Yep, I came up with 4950 as well, not an answer either?

[@drissadoumbia3800]

Came here to see if someone else noticed it. 4950 instead of 5050. Thanks for this amazing video.

[@chrismagnussen4304]

Same, the correct answer is 4950

[@netsnower]

GREAT 50 CISSP questions for reinforcing some of the ISC2 CBK. It really helped me to understand how to approach a specific question, and how to think like a manager. Very helpful for exam preparation and building confidence towards exam day. I am waiting for part 2 on another 50 CISSP questions soon...

[@johnmosqueda1029]

This was a huge help for me. I managed to pass a few days ago at question 150. Thank you!

[@tagelmekonenn]

Many thanks for creating such supportive and valuable content by taking your precious time! Passed on first attempt. Just want to say thank you!