IAPP Exams order CIMP CIPT
I would like to understand in what order I should take the CIMP and the CIPT. I have found some disagreement on the web on this subject.
My backgrounds is accountancy and at the moment I'm a cybersecurity student.
I have been reading though the programs and I can relate to quiet a lot of the CIPT but I'm aware some people leave this one last.
I know the first one I should take is the CIPP but I'm not sure what order I should follow after it.
I have some experience in privacy but nothing particularly technical, just some minor projects.
Can you give me some suggestions on this?
My backgrounds is accountancy and at the moment I'm a cybersecurity student.
I have been reading though the programs and I can relate to quiet a lot of the CIPT but I'm aware some people leave this one last.
I know the first one I should take is the CIPP but I'm not sure what order I should follow after it.
I have some experience in privacy but nothing particularly technical, just some minor projects.
Can you give me some suggestions on this?
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HealthCISOMB Member Posts: 8 ■■□□□□□□□□My suggestion would be to take CIPM before CIPT as there are a lot of CIPM concepts in the CIPT exam scenarios. Additionally, make sure you read through IAPP's Blog as some exam related topics are often discussed.
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MoArt Member Posts: 2 ■■□□□□□□□□cyber_security said:I did CIPT before the CIPM, I found CIPT very easy but then I come from a technology background. What about doing the CIPP first?
Is CIPT program technical when it comes to technology (like CompTIA) or is more theory?
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koolguy123 Member Posts: 27 ■■■□□□□□□□I tried to follow the oder but finally decided to go for CIPT first as I am coming from 100% technical security background then will go for CIPM.
Any recommendation on CIPT exam prep- I ordered two books - Strategic Privacy by Design and An Introduction to Privacy for Technology.
How long does it take to prep considering I read every day for at least 2-3 hours.