CISSP Exam Passed
As was stated in an earlier thread, I've been a silent member for a long time, but I just wanted to say thanks for the insight and info for passing the CISSP.
As has been stated I used:
Shon Harris AIO 5th Ed (didn't feel like paying for the 6th ed.)
Eric Conrad, et al CISSP Study Guide 2nd Ed.
Eric Conrad, et al Eleventh Hour CISSP: Study Guide
Practice Testing included:
Total Tester 6.1.1 CISSP Practice Exam
Skillset (web-based Practice)
Eric Conrad Practice Questions.
I was getting 80-90% on the practice test listed above and IMHO it was mass overkill (i.e. I studied too much) for the exam. I was able to finish the exam with 3.5+ hours to spare and I didn't even bother to recheck my flagged questions.
So to sum up: Follow the numerous prep threads on this board and if your consistently passing the Harris/Conrad practice test at 80+ percent and UNDERSTAND WHY you're getting the answers selected, you will be WELL prepared for the CISSP exam.
As has been stated I used:
Shon Harris AIO 5th Ed (didn't feel like paying for the 6th ed.)
Eric Conrad, et al CISSP Study Guide 2nd Ed.
Eric Conrad, et al Eleventh Hour CISSP: Study Guide
Practice Testing included:
Total Tester 6.1.1 CISSP Practice Exam
Skillset (web-based Practice)
Eric Conrad Practice Questions.
I was getting 80-90% on the practice test listed above and IMHO it was mass overkill (i.e. I studied too much) for the exam. I was able to finish the exam with 3.5+ hours to spare and I didn't even bother to recheck my flagged questions.
So to sum up: Follow the numerous prep threads on this board and if your consistently passing the Harris/Conrad practice test at 80+ percent and UNDERSTAND WHY you're getting the answers selected, you will be WELL prepared for the CISSP exam.
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jvrlopez
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Good job! Always great to overstudy and have an easy time with it than to not study enough.And so you touch this limit, something happens and you suddenly can go a little bit further. With your mind power, your determination, your instinct, and the experience as well, you can fly very high. ~Ayrton Senna
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gespenstern
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Congrats, man.
What's your background and what are your plans for the future? -
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Robicus
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Great job knocking this out-- what a journey!What's Next? eLearnSecurity's eCIR
MSISE, CISSP, GSE (#202), GSEC, GCIA, GCIH, GPEN, GMON, GCFE, GCCC, GCPM, eJPT, AWS CCP -
tiagotavares
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Congratualtions buddy! Your preparation strategy is similar to mine! I passed last friday, 27th.
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Clipsco
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I only read the chapters of the AIO that I failed on the practice test (or wanted more info on). For me it was:
Info Sec Governance and Risk Mgt.
Security Architecture and Design
That said... I wasn't really pushed on the subjects when I took the test, so *shrug* -
Clipsco
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Security and Identity Access Architecture in Finance currently. I had a heavy background in Enterprise and Infrastructure Architecture before I converted to IT Security.
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papadoc
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I only read the chapters of the AIO that I failed on the practice test (or wanted more info on). For me it was:
Info Sec Governance and Risk Mgt.
Security Architecture and Design
That said... I wasn't really pushed on the subjects when I took the test, so *shrug*
Very good strategy. Thanks for the feedback.
