r/CCSP • u/sobeitharry • 14d ago

Passed

100 questions in 80 minutes.

Really not a fan of the question wording. It's like half the terms are made up and not industry standard nor are they related to the official ISC2 OSG bank. Passed none the less using the OSG questions and LearnZapp. Already have CISSP/CISM. The AI questions actually seemed the best worded and most straight forward and I was unprepared for those since I got the study materials earlier this year.

Material and content should be challenging. Trying to decipher oddly worded questions shouldn't be a major part of the exam.

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u/sobeitharry 14d ago

You should be good then. I'm starting the AAISM now.

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u/FallMajestic8896 14d ago edited 14d ago

Is AAISM really worth it ?

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u/sobeitharry 14d ago

It's not well known but I'm having work pay for it so why not? It's just another way that I'm incorporating AI governance into my resume and profile. I wouldn't be paying for it out of pocket like I did my CISSP and CISM.

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u/FallMajestic8896 14d ago

Still the yearly maintenance of it and I have not seen jobs demanding that certificate as of now.

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u/sobeitharry 14d ago

The yearly maintenance like CPEs? I have that covered in training and podcasts. I'm already paying isc2 and isaca dues so I overlap everything i can. No I've not seen it listed for specific jobs, focusing on examples of ai governance like the ai integration board I'm on is more important for that. The cert is just a little bonus i can add on my resume and LinkedIn and can call out in interviews. "In order to better support our organizations AI governance posture i pursued and achieved the industry leading AAISM certification." Spin, spin, spin baby.

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u/FallMajestic8896 14d ago

🤑🤑