Welcome to my course, Exam Review and Tips for CCSP.
My name is Lyron Andrews.
I have a Master of Science in Technology Management from Columbia and
a Doctor of Education from Teachers College, Columbia. I've worked in
technology as an engineer, manager,
director, and executive for over three decades. I've been a
cybersecurity professional for the past two decades,
developing training, authoring, and advising with a specific focus on the cloud.
The CCSP credential is designed to ensure that cloud security
professionals have the required knowledge and skills and
abilities in cloud security design, implementation,
architecture, operations controls, and compliance with regulatory frameworks.
I want to give you a brief overview of how we will approach this course.
First, we will briefly consider the operational aspects of taking the CCSP exam.
Then, we will look at a way of preparing for the exam based on successful
strategies I've utilized in assisting learners around the world.
Finally,
we will decipher realistic exam questions based upon additional tactics that
I've used successfully for myself and for hundreds of others. In preparing for
the CCSP exam, do not use this course to replace the study and learning you
should do with the CCSP path that you can find right here on Pluralsight. Take
notes of the essential things while you are engaged in learning, using the exam
outline as your foundation. The exam outline version that is being released for
the August 2022 refresh of exam items and official ISC2 materials is the one you
should utilize if you are not planning to take the exam before that date.
If you plan to take the exam before the refresh in August 2022,
you can use the one dated August 2019 to prepare.
Both have six domains with weights for attention on the exam. You have 3
hours to complete 125 multiple choice questions with only one choice
being the correct answer of four possibilities.
There may be some drag‑and‑drop questions or a mix and
match. Once you secure your CCSP,
you must maintain it by doing 120 Continuing Professional
Education credits over three years.
One of the primary reasons for failure in the CCSP is life getting in the way.
Join me over in the following clip to find out what I mean.