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Old 11-23-2010
Update on (ISC)2 Erroneous Exam notifications
I would like to thank everyone for the many suggestions and comments we've received from those of you who were affected by the erroneous exam notifications. We continue to review the situation and offer our help to those who need to retake the exam. Some of you have expressed concern about having to call the U.S. office for help. Please be assured that our customer support representatives are standing by in our regional offices to assist you. I encourage you to contact the (ISC)˛ office nearest you:
  • For Europe, Middle East or Africa, please call our London office at +44 (0)203.283.4383
  • For Asia-Pacific, please call our Hong Kong office at +852.8226.7798
I would also like to take this opportunity to correct some misinformation about (ISC)˛'s granting a “provisional” Associate of (ISC)˛ status. Such a “provisional” status does not exist. The Associate status is reserved for those who pass the exam and are working toward the experience requirement needed to become a CISSP. Therefore, I encourage you to take advantage of our offer to access a free archived version of our online CISSP CBK Review Seminar to help you in your studies and ultimate certification quest. Image
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