Looking for insight on CRISC Exam
Hey all,
I Passed the PMP on March 23, 2018 and I wrote an extensive review of my study and testing experience. I encourage anyone to read if they're interested in the PMP.
https://community.infosecinstitute.com/discussion/131867/study-advice-for-2018-6th-edition#latest
I'm looking for similar input that would give me some idea of what to expect for the CRISC exam.
Background:
15-years of information assurance experience, both Federal and DoD. Had CAP and Security+, but now I have CISM (2015).
Finished a graduate class in Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) and the IT Risk Management Life Cycle concept is easy to wrap my head around.
I have the 6th Edition of the Review Manual and will get the DB questions next month.
CRISC QUESTIONS:
1. How technical is the exam?
- I see a lot of different technologies, particularly when identifying risks, but at what level do I need to be familiar with them?
- Am I going to be asked to
2. Are the questions predominately phrased a certain way?
- As in, for the PMP, questions were mostly scenario based and often started with, "Your the PM and (situation), what do you do next?"
3. Pareto Principle (80/20)
- If you had to read the book again, where would you spend 80% of your time/effort on what 20% of the review manual? (i.e. Vocab, Processes, and Charts)
Any insights you guys might have about your studying/testing experience would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
NERD!
I Passed the PMP on March 23, 2018 and I wrote an extensive review of my study and testing experience. I encourage anyone to read if they're interested in the PMP.
https://community.infosecinstitute.com/discussion/131867/study-advice-for-2018-6th-edition#latest
I'm looking for similar input that would give me some idea of what to expect for the CRISC exam.
Background:
15-years of information assurance experience, both Federal and DoD. Had CAP and Security+, but now I have CISM (2015).
Finished a graduate class in Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) and the IT Risk Management Life Cycle concept is easy to wrap my head around.
I have the 6th Edition of the Review Manual and will get the DB questions next month.
CRISC QUESTIONS:
1. How technical is the exam?
- I see a lot of different technologies, particularly when identifying risks, but at what level do I need to be familiar with them?
- Am I going to be asked to
2. Are the questions predominately phrased a certain way?
- As in, for the PMP, questions were mostly scenario based and often started with, "Your the PM and (situation), what do you do next?"
3. Pareto Principle (80/20)
- If you had to read the book again, where would you spend 80% of your time/effort on what 20% of the review manual? (i.e. Vocab, Processes, and Charts)
Any insights you guys might have about your studying/testing experience would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
NERD!