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Re: [CISSP-D] COI and the ISC2

from [Doug Landoll] Network Security [Permanent Link]
Subject: Re: [CISSP-D] COI and the ISC2
Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2005 21:17:01 -0000 



ISC2 creates, defines, and refines the CBK. 

My concern in the value of the certification can be eroded by the 
appearance of conflict of interest. A code of ethics is paramount 
within the CISSP certification, so a story that reflected this 
apparent conflict would get headlines and snickers.

The real interesting thing here is the ISC2 passed the ISO 17024 
requirements for certification bodies. Does anybody know what is in 
those requirements to prevent such a conflict of interest. ISC2 told 
me that they had a difficult time here but changed enough such that 
it was OK. 

So if it is OK now according to the ISO, does the ISC2 training have 
any implicit value over other training prima facia? Probably not, 
but it is still billed as if it does.






--- In CISSP-Discuss@yahoogroups.com, Tom Erickson <tomerick@u...> 
wrote:

I never considered ISC2 as the "keeper of the CBK".

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