[CISSP-D] Re: Sign off

You should have no problems if you have one of your bosses sign 
off.  It is a common practice.  It is also a great way of letting 
the know you have the added value to the company of having the CISSP.


--- In CISSP-Discuss@yahoogroups.com, "Rob Rohe" <ITEC6050@...> 
wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
>      I am taking my exam in August and feel confident in my 
ability to 
> pass. I have a MS in IT Security from an ISC2 approved higher 
> education university and have 8 years minimum expierence in 
policy, 
> anti virus and training users.
>
>      My problem is that once I pass, there are not any CISSP's who 
> know my background to sign off. I am not in the security 
department of 
> the organization I work for.
>
>     I know multiple people with CNA's, MCSE's and so on who do 
know me 
> from back in the day where this expierence is valid. Has anyone 
every 
> heard of someone having problems when a certified but non CISSP 
signs 
> off?
>
> Thanks everyone,
> ~Rob









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