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2 Areas - What Does it Mean?
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United States		 2007-08-20 19:02:05 

  


  

    




  



    

            




Does anyone understand this new requirement?  Does this mean you need  

5 years in each of 2 areas (for a total of 10)?  Or is 10 minutes in  

one area and the rest in another enough?  I have not been able to find  

an answer on this question.



Brad




    
  

    
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     2007-08-21 17:58:25
  


  

    

  


  

    




  



    

            






I spoke with an individual at ISC2 
today.  I asked him if someone could have 5 years in one area and 10 
minutes in another, if that would qualify and he said yes.  I have 20 years 
in application development and 1 in InfoSec.  I was told I would qualify, 
which was the root of my question.  I didn't know if waiting until after 
the change would mean I would have to wait another 3 years (since I have an 
M.S.).  It appears I am fine. ; I already have a CISSP coworker who 
will vouch for me.


 


Brad Andrews
 andrewsrbacomm.com">andrewsrbacomm.com


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Subject: [CISSP-D] 2 Areas - What Does it Mean?





Does anyone understand this new requirement?  Does 
this mean you need  
5 years in each of 2 areas (for a total of 
10)?  Or is 10 minutes in  
one area and the rest in another 
enough?  I have not been able to find  
an answer on this 
question.


    
  

    
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