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Next CISSP Review Course scheduled
for June 21 through August 2, 2010 IS FULL Stay tuned for the next class
Get your CISSP Now! As a service to its members and Bay Area
security professionals, the Silicon Valley ISSA Chapter offers an inexpensive
CISSP Review Course on a regular basis. The chapter goal is to offer
this course twice yearly. The chapter has maintained this twice-yearly
schedule since 2005. The next class is scheduled for six consecutive
Monday nights, June 21, 28, July 12, 19, 26 and Aug 2 – no class July
5). The class will be held at Symantec, 380 Ellis Ave, Mountain View. The classes run from 6:00 PM to 9:30
PM. Classes typically number up to 30-35 students. From 6:00 - 6:30
PM, we have review, quizzes, a discussion of the previous week’s domain,
and Q&A. From 6:30 - 9:30 PM, a security domain expert will mentor
one or two of the CISSP domains, depending upon the complexity of the
domain. Silicon Valley ISSA charges
$50 for ISSA/ISACA members and $85 for non-ISSA/ISACA members.
The fees from this course support the chapter’s outreach efforts.
The course is free to Symantec employees for this session, as a thank
you to Symantec for providing facilities for the course. The course rotates around the valley.
Several Bay Area companies have volunteered and provided their facilities
for past classes, including SonicWall, Ariba, Adobe, Verisign, Cisco,
Nokia, and others. We thank Symantec for hosting the current class.
If your company would be interesting in hosting a future class in the
Nov-Dec 2010 time frame, please contact the CISSP Review Coordinator
at educationdirector <at>
sv-issa <dot> org. The course provides a detailed presentation
of each of the ten CISSP security domains, by a member of the Silicon
Valley ISSA Core Mentor CISSP Team. The majority of the mentors have
spoken at a number of previous CISSP training sessions and are dedicated
volunteers. They are experts in their domain. The chapter thanks them
for their continued volunteer service to the chapter. A CD-ROM of CISSP
study material, including audio MP3 recordings of a previous class and
presentation material will be distributed at the first class. A companion
website is available for students. The URL and password will be provided
on the first night. The CD ROM/website and discussion, also includes:
a review of the CISSP examination, recommended books, studying recommendations,
Web sites of interest, about a hundred open source presentations/papers,
and test taking techniques. Registration To register for the next class, please
confirm via email to: mail <at> security-education <dot>
com. You may bring a check to the first class or register on-line at
the Silicon Valley ISSA website: www.sv-issa.org. A chapter board member
will be there on the first night and take your check. Please pass this notice to other security
professionals at your company or organization. If you have any questions,
please let me know. Thank you, Jim Carr, CISSP-ISSAP |
