Advice to pass CISSP 2015 Version
Hello all,
So Im planning to take the CISSP Dec 5 2015. And I want to get a first time go
. My background is mainly military 25U where I did communications and automations. System, Network admin and Information Assurance Security Officer. Transitioned into a 35S Signal Intelligence Analyst and did a lot of cool things there at the NSA. I have had Sec+ and A+ for the last 4 years. and Now Im a Information Security Analyst in the private sector.
Advice I'm looking for what are the best study material out there i keep hearing that a lot of materials are crap so i want to get the truth from you guys i would prefer only the guys who have taken the actual 2015 test not any guess work. and to review my plan for studying. I have a Shon Harris Book fifth edition that I was looking through.
My plan
Read Shon Harris fifth Edition and conrad 11th hour second edition Between Sept 19-october 15th
Attend CISSP boot Camp with New horizon Oct-19-23
Insert Recommended study material from oct 24-Dec 5
Practice test Everyweek 250 questions a week.
Let me know what you think.
So Im planning to take the CISSP Dec 5 2015. And I want to get a first time go

Advice I'm looking for what are the best study material out there i keep hearing that a lot of materials are crap so i want to get the truth from you guys i would prefer only the guys who have taken the actual 2015 test not any guess work. and to review my plan for studying. I have a Shon Harris Book fifth edition that I was looking through.
My plan
Read Shon Harris fifth Edition and conrad 11th hour second edition Between Sept 19-october 15th
Attend CISSP boot Camp with New horizon Oct-19-23
Insert Recommended study material from oct 24-Dec 5
Practice test Everyweek 250 questions a week.
Let me know what you think.
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Comments
- Topic discussion begins at an entry level so there is no assumption of previous knowledge.
- Concepts tend to be repeated a few times which you can view as wordy or helpful to better understand the material.
- Very large book - just under 1000 pages.
- Too many separate chapters (21)
- Some new material compared to the Eric Conrad Study Guide (which I prefer thus far).