CISSP Exam Requirements

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Hello everyone,
I'm thinking to go for the CISSP in two or three months (start the big study).
Bevore I go for it, I've got some questions:
1) Is it true that I need (new) 5 years experience in information security according to the 10 domains of the CBK? or 4 years?
2) Am I right that the CompTIA Security+ certification counts for 1 year experience?
3) Do I have to show/let ISC2 know about my real world experience BEVORE I take the exam?
Its just that the infoSec so the CISSP stuff is very interessting and I would like to study and write the exam...
My main problem is my real world experience... I work in the IT/Telco environment but have not got a job as a security professional or in a security project.
I've heard of the ISC2 Associate Certificate (after somebody passed the CISSP exam but have not the real world experiences required to be a CISSP) and that would also be great for me
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Are these things right that I'm writing in my poor english here?
Thanks for advice
.CyberCeline
I'm thinking to go for the CISSP in two or three months (start the big study).
Bevore I go for it, I've got some questions:
1) Is it true that I need (new) 5 years experience in information security according to the 10 domains of the CBK? or 4 years?
2) Am I right that the CompTIA Security+ certification counts for 1 year experience?
3) Do I have to show/let ISC2 know about my real world experience BEVORE I take the exam?
Its just that the infoSec so the CISSP stuff is very interessting and I would like to study and write the exam...
My main problem is my real world experience... I work in the IT/Telco environment but have not got a job as a security professional or in a security project.
I've heard of the ISC2 Associate Certificate (after somebody passed the CISSP exam but have not the real world experiences required to be a CISSP) and that would also be great for me

Are these things right that I'm writing in my poor english here?

Thanks for advice
.CyberCeline
Apple ACSP 10.5, Apple ACHDS v10.4, Apple ACTC v10.4, CWNP Wireless#, CompTIA Security+, CISSP Associate of (ISC)2
Comments
Yes. https://www.isc2.org/cgi-bin/content.cgi?page=1016
Yes. You will basically attest to the education, certification, and experince that you have which is relevant to meeting the CISSP exam requirements. https://www.isc2.org/cgi-bin/content.cgi?category=1187
If you don't yet meet all of the requirements, you may still be award the Associate of (ISC)² status for passing the CISSP exam. https://www.isc2.org/cgi-bin/content.cgi?category=1334
Yes, I'm going this route as well.
Your English is perfectly understandable. And it's nice to see someone with the Wireless# certification too.
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That's great!
Is it true when I'm looking for a job that a CISSP certificate is more worth than a BSc degree? Can I say a CISSP certificate is more respected than a BSc degree in the IT/telco/security industry?
Having a CISSP certification with no education and minimal experience will not get you a very good job. The CISSP is only one of many credentials that you will need for a successful career in information security, and is by no means a substitute for an academic degree. Education, certification, and experience; you need all three.
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