ISC2 CC Certification: Is It Worth Your Time and Effort?

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[entertainment_with_Nia]

Just to add, ISC2 certification speaks in market irrespective of entry level or advance level. It really adds value to your profile and career. Moreover, CC certification is best and beneficial for consultant and security advisor whereas Cysa and others are more on operations side. Therefore, choose what you gonna go for and ofcourse CC is free for now and you should go ahead and grab until its free of cost.

[lardism]

Honestly, The only reason I am studying for this cert is because its free and I dont have Sec+ yet. Passing this exam would be a plus, but I kinda want to use this as foundational knowledge and move onto Sec+ and maybe even CISSP

[gotopiz]

Since ISC2 is giving free vouchers for CC, I say it is worth the time investment. Heck, if you passed Sec+ already, it probably won’t be much of a time investment at all since you can probably pass CC without needing to study.

I think the greatest benefit of getting CC is it allows to start familiarizing yourself with the question formatting of ISC2, which will become beneficial down the line if you are interested in their more serious certs (SSCP, CISSP, etc)

[HernanMartinez-vz]

after passing ISC2 CC and CompTIA Security+...whats the next step??

[danishnazeer]

Hi I am a newbie to all of this and have just started my ISC2 beginner coursse. I would really appreciate if you advise me what route should I be taking if I want to target roles in infromation security audit or compliance. I am in third world country, and usd exchange rate is horrible here, so I am always looking for cheap and/or free courses.

[Denspion]

I just passed my security + exam today, My degree program has me taking the ISC2 course which includes the exam and certification on my next term, so I should be able to pass it pretty easily?

[baseosparker]

I have 15 years experience in networking.. Cisco routers.. juniper routers .. so wan solutions on vm ware … aka one of the domains of cybersecurity … I’m looking to transition into cyber security .. I just passed my cc exam .. could my networking experience combined with the cc cert land an entry level position as I work for the next cert and or a specific application based skill set cert … what would you suggest

[Legrand_]

I passed my ISC2 CC.What would you maybe recommend i do next?

[oldtiger]

Respectfully, there is a lot of things that are wrong in the video. The main thing is that is a person that has certifications in CompTIA even CySA+ or CASP and they want ISC2 CISSP they SHOULD go for the ISC2 CC, not just to review and revisit core foundation areas in cyber security as a refresher.. It give the candidate a look into how ISC2 approaches exams that is DIFFERENT than CompTIA.

[mja]

I have my comptia security +, but, no experience in cybersecurity. I have experience as a help desk and a System administrator. Should i go for the cysa+ or the isc2

[johnwatkins]

Jason, so what your saying is that if i have my SEC +, dont waste my time in taking CC? If i did take it would it build upon SEC +? I was thinking of taking SSCP next. Your thoughts....

[NaturalStateJosh]

So it'd be okay to go after security+ instead of isc2 CC?

[toliskoutovas]

After getting the CC cert, is it worth to go for the sscp or should i go directly for the cissp?

[rosskk]

Will any of the entry level certifications get you in the door with employment?

[jongraf]

Will this count as CE credits towards renewing a Security +?