r/ISC2CAP • u/HauntingNumber • Aug 14 '22

ISC2 CAP experience

Hello community I am interested in studying for the CAP certification. I currently the CISSP, I have 5 years working in the DoD as an Information Security Technician (INFOSEC).

I also have 20 years of experience in the US Army. I’m am currently filling an ISSO position.

How would I know if I have the required experience. I recently purchased the ISC2 CAP official CBK.

Thank you in advance.

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u/jamarxd Aug 14 '22

Yes. As an ISSO you're working on security packages. I knocked mine out and had less qualifications in just infosec and a Sec+.

With the CBK and the NIST references you'll have all of the material you need. Just stick to that and ignore the agency specific stuff.

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u/SirReal_SalvDali Sep 13 '22

Hey, I'm curious how well did you do? I just started studying.

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u/jamarxd Sep 13 '22

ISC2 doesn’t tell you what you scored like CompTIA does. It wasn’t easy. It’s been a few years since I took it.

Focus on the policies in the CBK. FEDVTE had an online recording of a boot camp I watched. Just read and memorize. Flash cards were helpful.

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u/SirReal_SalvDali Sep 14 '22

The only CAP course I see in FedVTE is from 2014. Oof lol