CISM AIO material unavailable?
Hey Guys,
I'm want to start studying for the CISM exam with the All-In-One guide however it seems that all the publishers and Amazon has taken down the 2016 edition and replaced with the 2018 edition which doesn't get release till March 2018. I plan to write the exam in either in February or early March (since I passed the CISSP exam in October). Is the main official review guide with the Q&A DB enough to pass or do I have to use other pieces of literature? If the latter then I'm probably expecting to postpone the exam till April/May.
Best Regards,
DZA_
I'm want to start studying for the CISM exam with the All-In-One guide however it seems that all the publishers and Amazon has taken down the 2016 edition and replaced with the 2018 edition which doesn't get release till March 2018. I plan to write the exam in either in February or early March (since I passed the CISSP exam in October). Is the main official review guide with the Q&A DB enough to pass or do I have to use other pieces of literature? If the latter then I'm probably expecting to postpone the exam till April/May.
Best Regards,
DZA_
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In Progress: M.S. ISA Norwich University
In Queue: CCSP, ISSAP
This is the exact route I took. I passed the exam at the end of November.
CISM
However, I spent about 3 months reading the book several times over, and organizing the justifications from the DB questions. In other words, the DB questions will reference a specific section from the book. After collecting all the justifications, the concepts that were not properly addressed in the CBK became more clear, in my opinion. Based on everything else I've seen in this forum, I would take the same approach if I were to take the CISA or CRISC.
Hope that helps.
Cheers,
DZA_
Hats off to you sir. I wasn't even able to finish the first domain and yet you read the book several times.
I would try online courses and also the Questions DB. The manual is just too boring