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Studied 37 hours for CIPP/US and passed comfortably but half the questions are tricky. It’s comparable to the MPRE, not the bar exam.
I think it’s just CIPP/US.
Just got my results and I officially passed the CIPM exam . The structured preparation and targeted practice from Mycertshub.com really played a big role in helping me reach this milestone.
I’m not an attorney and I thought CIPP/US was hard. I have CISA, CIA, PCIQSA, and PMP. CIPP by far hardest for me. I think it would be easier for an attorney. Lots of legal questions.
I studied for about 2 weeks with the privacy bootcamp and it wasn’t too bad
Its privacybootcamp.com . I did this one because If you finish it completely and don’t pass they refund you. Also way better layout and more to the point than the IAPP book
For CIPP, 2ish weeks if you have experience or get the IAPP materials and go through them carefully twice.
Otherwise i hear 3.5 weeks of diligent study from attorneys with no/minimal familiarity
For CIPM, I hear it's easier for certain types of mindsets/backgrounds (not most attorneys). Otherwise 3.5 weeks of diligent study. It isn't hard material but just different from pure legal work
I’ve heard it said the CIPP is the what (knowledge/regulations) and CIPM is the How (operations)… I’ve found the CIPM to fairly straight forward compared to other technical security certs and lots of overlap with CySA+ related to incident response. Thoughts?
20 hours each from an IC background
Not an attorney but in the eDiscovery space. Took the CIPM prep course offered by IAPP earlier this year and then a few hours of study over the summer and just passed the exam earlier this week. I would say the exam isn’t too hard but it’s not a cake walk either