Kelly Henderhan Videos

ankurj.hazarika

How many of you have gone through the Kelly Handerhan videos on Cybrary? Boy, they are amazing.

https://www.cybrary.it/course/cissp/

tedjames

I did, and I agree. I used her CISSP and CASP training to help me prepare for the SSCP exam. When I get around to CISSP, I'll be revisiting her courses.

Gess

I used them for CISSP prep and highly recommend them to my peers. I would read the Sybex book material and then use her videos as review to reinforce it. It worked.

jt2929

I watched all of her CISSP videos and I think they helped greatly. Very well done.

Clm

Yep they are great they are what i used to pass my CISSP

ankurj.hazarika

Seriously, Guys. So we have seen two ladies with equal security and teaching skills- Kelly Handerhan and Shon Harris.

jt2929

ankurj.hazarika wrote: »

Seriously, Guys. So we have seen two ladies with equal security and teaching skills- Kelly Handerhan and Shon Harris.

What's your point?

ankurj.hazarika

They both have equally good security as well as teaching skills because of which we are being benefited.

Danielm7

Her videos are very good, I haven't seen the recently updated ones but the last ones were very helpful in my CISSP prep.

jt2929

ankurj.hazarika wrote: »

They both have equally good security as well as teaching skills because of which we are being benefited.

Shon Harris isn't really that great of a teacher anymore...

ankurj.hazarika

Yes, her videos aren't as good as that of Kelly Handerhan's but the book is still superb.

dannys1s1

Kelly has a down to earth way of communicating Cybrary and Kelly definitely provide a useful tool for CISSP preparation. https://www.cybrary.it/course/cissp/comment-page-21/

gncsmith

jt2929 wrote: »

Shon Harris isn't really that great of a teacher anymore...

Ouch!! You went "There"? Made me laugh, but sad at the same time. RIP Shon.

jt2929

gncsmith wrote: »

Ouch!! You went "There"? Made me laugh, but sad at the same time. RIP Shon.

Too soon????

Glad someone got it.

Seab

As recommended in BCP Roles and responsabilities by Kelly, following BP CEO answer to oil spill (parody): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AAa0gd7ClM

StillStream

Kelly makes things simple to understand. I haven't used much of Shon Harris' resources as I'm using the Sybex material. RIP Harris.

webpriestess

Seab wrote: »

As recommended in BCP Roles and responsabilities by Kelly, following BP CEO answer to oil spill (parody): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AAa0gd7ClM

That was pretty funny, if it's the same thing I'm thinking of

I'll be binge-watching Kelly this weekend. I finished Sybex, have been doing practice exams and I'm firing the bullet on Monday at noontime. I'm so done studying and ready to take this exam!

::Claudia

storch

Folks relax, the hardest part of the CISSP is the overall amount of questions presented at you, 250 questions and staring at a computer screen for that many hours is not an easy task. I will give you some pointers, if you can, schedule your exam in the afternoon, don't do the 8am or early morning time slots. As much as you think you will sleep the night before, you won't and trying to concentrate on answering 250 questions after only a few hours of sleep is a recipe for failure.

I passed the exam back in October and recently gained the official designation after getting the experience requirements. To me reading the Sybex book and watching Kelly's video's was enough to pass the exam. The CCCure questions will get you in the mindset of how ISC2 wants you to answer the questions with their "What is the best, or what is the most" correct answer as an advising security specialist. That's what the CISSP is about, you are advising the data/technology owners on what is the best approach to take after analyzing the overall scenario. You are not the one making changes on the firewalls or routers.

beads

@Storch;

Remind me why people were so excited about staring at a terminal for up to little more than 6 hours over the old paper test? I've done ISC(2) exams in both formats and will forever advocate for the easier on the eyes paper exam where I could look at the ENTIRE test rather than a screen with a single question on it.

(*smug*)

- b/eads

NetworkNewb

beads wrote: »

Remind me why people were so excited about staring at a terminal for up to little more than 6 hours over the old paper test?

Think of all the trees that were saved! It definitely gives me a sigh of relief

Gess

You could just finish it in 1hr 45min and save your eyes.

The only individual I know personally that used the entire alloted time was my CISSP instructor and that was back when it was still paper.