[CISSP-D] Re: CISSP passed. Endorsement Process

A CISSP in good standing = has completed all requirements for 
certification or recertification.  Meaning, the holder is still 
recognized by ISC2.  
Other then that, it doesn't matter if they have been a CISSP for 10 
years or 10 days, one endorsement is just as good as the other.


--- In CISSP-Discuss@yahoogroups.com, "huang_qinghua" 
<huang_qinghua@y...> wrote:
> Hi Everyone, 
>
> Just to inform I have successfully passed the CISSP exam in 
Singapore 
> on Oct 29. THanks to Clement for creating CCCure who assisted 
greatly 
> in my exam preparation. And to everyone in the group for all the 
> answers to my queries. 
>
> With regards to the endorsement process. I have a query. I have a 
> number of cissps in my company. I will like to know if getting a 
CISSP 
> who passed recently (Feb 2005) to endorse to have any difference 
with a 
> CISSP who cleared the exam some time ago. My reason for asking is 
that 
> the endorsement requires "An active cissp in good standing." Which 
i 
> Don't really understand








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