What does CBOK stand for?

3 The second edition of this study guide for the CISSP Exam offers new practice questions that reflect current changes in certification, and includes a new reference tool known as the Common Body of Knowledge (CBK).

The definitions of profession or professional tend to include such phrases as experienced, academic qualifications, certifications, specialized knowledge and/or skills, quality of work, high ethical standards, or unified common body of knowledge.

After documenting his work-based experience for four years and undergoing an audit of his expertise, Gary sat the rigorous six-hour CISSP exam that encompasses all major elements of the industry's recognised information system security Common Body of Knowledge (CBK).

To define the knowledge requirements of effective internal auditors, The Institute of Internal Auditors recently sponsored a comprehensive study updating the Common Body of Knowledge (CBOK)(1) for the practice of internal auditing.

The SCIPP materials being used in the ICSEC program are based on the SCIPP Generally Accepted Practices (SCIPP GAP), a common body of knowledge of security awareness best practices that have been created and vetted by security luminaries from around the globe.

95 Paperback HV8290 Slade, a data communications, information security, and management consultant, provides a dictionary of terms used in information security, which he realized was much-needed after attending the Certified Information Systems Security Professional Common Body of Knowledge review seminar of the International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium.

All SCIPP courses are based upon the SCIPP GAP - the common body of knowledge describing SCIPP's 10 generally accepted best business practice areas vetted by an international advisory council of leading experts.

The handbook maps 10 domains of the information security common body of knowledge, including access control systems and methodology, telecommunications and network security, cryptography, security architecture, business continuity and disaster recovery planning, law and ethics, and physical security.