Enjoy! Let me know if any questions as you prepare.

I like it! Thanks for sharing! 👍

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This is good example understanding which leads to memorization.

Hey Victor! Thanks for taking time to share your memory devices! Those are two I have not hear before. 👍

Agree with you there, but thought I'd offer... just in case. 😉

Happy to help! Good luck Naman! 👍

Thanks, will do! 😉

Thank you! Will do!

Perfection is the enemy of progress. If it meets your need, the twist looks like an appropriate compromise to me. 👍

That's a good one! 💡

Happy to help!

Hi, did you use any simulator?

@Liliana Carranza I used the ISC2 materials (app, book, extra test book), all-in-one book, a boot camp, study group, and watched this channel and destination certification.

That definitely meets the relevance test I mentioned and I have never heard that one! Thanks for taking time to share!

Makes sense! Thanks for sharing!

Glad it helped! CONGRATULATIONS! 🏆🎉🌟

Thanks! OSI model? I talk about it in a couple of spots. I show the protocols at each layer here -kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ldSpjcuK06myfHU.html. Exam shouldn't go deep on protocol and layer matching. Will be more about function and the right protocol for specific situations, which we cover throughout the full course video - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ldSpjcuK06myfHU.html

No problem 😊

LOL. Next installment coming soon. 😉

You're welcome!

It definitely has value and is a proven technique, although more difficult for most to perfect. I lean on spaced repetition with candidates because it is easier most, and addresses long-term retention, and as a result, more likely to lead to comprehension of the underlying material.

Anytime

Per Wikipedia: Although not developed under the OSI Reference Model and not strictly conforming to the OSI definition of the transport layer, the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and the User Datagram Protocol (UDP) of the Internet Protocol Suite are commonly categorized as layer-4 protocols within OSI. Transport Layer Security (TLS) does not strictly fit inside the model either. It contains characteristics of the transport and presentation layers. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSI_model. Bottom line is TLS shares characteristics of layer 4 and layer 5. I don't think the distinction in this one off scenario is going to cause you any headaches on the exam. Good luck on exam day. 🍀🤞

Hey Claudia! Glad to hear that! 👍

Looking for a study reference? If I provide in PDF format, will that work?

@@InsideCloudAndSecurity Yes, sir. That would be great.

Here it is in pdf format - 1drv.ms/b/s!AmhtzcmYt5AViK1RKrDYhCHdHvnCkw?e=i4zP7J

@@InsideCloudAndSecurity Thank you. I really appreciate this.

You're welcome😉

Complicated it seems. Per Wikipedia, "Transport Layer Security (TLS) does not strictly fit inside the model either. It contains characteristics of the transport and presentation" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSI_model. Explains why it may appear in different layers in different charts on the Internet.

this 2-minute segment more closely maps to the terminology of the official study kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o7Klf9d62KrOe2w.html. You can also read about this topic in Chapter 17, which may help provide deeper detail. Appreciate you taking time to make comments.

Based on the CBK, i believe the triage happens at the detection phase. Just a heads up

No, it happens at the first phase post-detection. Here's the evidence from two authoritative sources. You don't see the word triage mentioned to many times so it's a good question, but my language in the incident response section of the full course (watch here - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ldSpjcuK06myfHU.htmlsi=5gh4NcX2v5WoARug&t=22277) and my use of the word triage in the Response section is consistent with the Official Study Guide, where on page 892 says: "one of their first tasks is to assess the situation. This normally occurs in a rolling fashion, with the first responders performing a simple assessment to triage activity and get the disaster response under way." If you look at this resource (swimlane.com/blog/how-to-do-incident-response-triage-right/) it confirms triage happens in the first phase after detection, also consistent with my video link above.

Further supporting my evidence below, with Detection being the first phase, you cannot triage an issue until AFTER detection. You cannot assess what has not yet been detected, which is a distinct first phase. You cannot triage has not yet been detected.

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Well Beth, that acronym is just plain mean! 🤣😆😂

That tracks! Is it helping you?