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hugebrain
hi all,
Please do i have to memorize all protocols/layers, laws, models, algorithm asymmetric/symmetric ... ? because there is a lot things ... and i don't know how to get it ... do you have an advise for me?
My test is planned for 7 november
thanks a lot
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TLeTourneau
In my opinion it's not about rote memerazation, it's about understanding the material. There are a lot of things because it's a multi-faceted exam. The CBK contains a lot of information that interacts and the key is knowing and understanding how they interact from a business and technical level. Remember, it is a business based discipline that interacts with technology as one component of many. Some phrases that may help: risk based, cost justified; people and policy. Here are some resources that have helped people:
Resources:
The Official 7th Edition Study Guide.
Sybex 7th Edition.
Eric Conrad 11th Hour.
ISC2 Official practice tests.
CCCure test engine.
Cybrary.it CISSP course (free) - Worked well for me and there is an MP3 component for listening to while driving or working out.
E Double U
You have a hugebrain, you'll be fine
mudflaps
Certain things, I would dedicate to memorization. OSI model layers and crypto algorithms would be at the top of the list. (Knowing if each algorithm is asymetric/symetric, key sizes, characteristics, etc)
beads
Some rote memorization is definitely needed for the test but since your asking a few days ahead of time, don't worry we are sure you've already done your homework and studied these types of nuances already.
- b/eads
hugebrain
thanks a lot ...
I'm full time on it... i hope that will be enough to pass the exam
pinksj
All you need is get the concepts right and you should be good. I had the same fear when i went to the exam it was good if you have concepts well. Take good breaks, if you are unsure answer it and flag it. At the end take a break comeback and review the flagged questions. Don't rush to complete the exam and get out. Also People first, then risk, money and manager.
All the very best.
hugebrain
thank you pinksj ... i will take my time and no fear hhh
pinksj
You are welcome. again all the very best.
Seab
There is a few things that is expected to be known, or if you know it, it is helping to answer the question anyways. My best advice would be to use notes ( 1-2 pages), and flashcard on the phone, there is a few apps, some include cissp community questions set and you can create your own as well.
malindak
Hi,
am using Eric Conrad 3rd Edition and CCcure only. feels better on these two as i am aiming for end of this December.
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