CISSP - Aspiring to go for end of November 2015
sydneysundar
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Hi All,
I just started gathering myself to prepare for the CISSP ..I have been on and off with the reading and with lot of experience in infosec, I had only become little lazy and un-organised... so with very low confidence if I know what I know and should know, I am on the journey..
Will be very happy to get some feedback on study tips
For now, my study plan is
1. 2 hrs every day
2. 200 questions every week!
Borrowed from a friend CISSP-6th ediition of Shon Harris (let the soul bless me!) and have bought Microsoft CISSP Training Kit , SimpliLearn online classroom and Eric Conrad 11th Hour..
Let me know if you have any source of free exams!
Cheers
Sundar
I just started gathering myself to prepare for the CISSP ..I have been on and off with the reading and with lot of experience in infosec, I had only become little lazy and un-organised... so with very low confidence if I know what I know and should know, I am on the journey..
Will be very happy to get some feedback on study tips
For now, my study plan is
1. 2 hrs every day
2. 200 questions every week!
Borrowed from a friend CISSP-6th ediition of Shon Harris (let the soul bless me!) and have bought Microsoft CISSP Training Kit , SimpliLearn online classroom and Eric Conrad 11th Hour..
Let me know if you have any source of free exams!
Cheers
Sundar
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hylaab Member Posts: 35 ■■□□□□□□□□Search for "Passed CISSP" topics on this forum for more detailed resources and success stories as well. I finished reading Eric Conrad 2nd Ed book and 11th hour. I am currently reading Shon Harris 6th Ed for my 5 weakest domains, watching the Cybrary videos and taking the paid Transcender quizzes. I might end up buying the new Cybex 7th Ed just to cover the new CISSP topics. Exam date is scheduled for 24 Nov 2015.
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21ctl Banned Posts: 93 ■■□□□□□□□□i think you should add eric condrad book to it, many people have reviewed that its valuable to the exam.