ISC2, the organization that awards the CISSP certification, provides 1 FREE webcast about the 10 CISSP security domains, as well as several FREE webcasts about the CISSP concentrations.
The FREE CISSP domain refresher webcast (requires registration; length is about 55 minutes) is here.
You can’t depend solely on this webcast to pass the exam. This is only a review of key points, not everything you need to know.
The concentrations take the CISSP cert to the next level: the CISSP-ISSAP credential in architecture, the CISSP-ISSEP credential in engineering, and the CISSP-ISSMP credential in management.
Read more about the CISSP concentrations at https://www.isc2.org/concentrations.aspx.
Updated 7/29/15: Not sure what happened to the CISSP webcasts that I blogged about earlier, so I updated this post a bit. -Mack
The link to all the concentration webcasts is here.
These webcasts don’t have the exact same content as the regular CISSP material, but some of the information is the same. If you’re studying for the CISSP and you have time, these are probably worth watching. They certainly won’t hurt you.
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I can’t access Webcast
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The requested URL /cissp-webcast-1/ was not found on this server.
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Not sure what happened, but webcasts were removed by isc2, probably due to the update from 10 domains to 8. Updated the post.
Thanks for letting me know.
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I am currently taking the Fundamentals of Information systems Security and the website http://www.isc2.org/sscp-webcasts-for-students listed in my textbook is not working. I am assuming this is the same one you might be speaking about. In your reply to Eustace, you mentioned the webcasts were removed by isc2, probably due to the update from 10 domains to 8. What does mean? I know your comment was July 29, 2015 but we are only learning about 7 domains. Have they revised it again from 8 to 7 domains? I have an email sent to someone from ISC2. I will let you know if I learn of a new link.
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Per ISC2, 8 domains still exist. See https://www.isc2.org/cissp-domains/default.aspx. Not sure where you are learning only 7 domains.
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After looking at the domains, I feel silly. The domains I was speaking of is the seven domains of an IT infrastructure. I am new to this field of study. I am still learning how broad this field really is. Thank you for your reply.
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Not a problem. We are all friends here.
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I now see this is for the CISSP certification. I am just starting my degree as a Secure Software Developer.
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