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Hello IT experts ,
Am preparing for CISA exams any advice on materials and Q and A to use .

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ISACA provides a study guide and a database of Q&As. Just go with the source. There are other books out there but I couldn't tell you if they are just as good as the material from ISACA.

craig009

lucky0977 said:

ISACA provides a study guide and a database of Q&As. Just go with the source. There are other books out there but I couldn't tell you if they are just as good as the material from ISACA.

Thanks .

craig009

craig009 said:

lucky0977 said:

ISACA provides a study guide and a database of Q&As. Just go with the source. There are other books out there but I couldn't tell you if they are just as good as the material from ISACA.

Thanks .

craig009 said:

lucky0977 said:

ISACA provides a study guide and a database of Q&As. Just go with the source. There are other books out there but I couldn't tell you if they are just as good as the material from ISACA.

Thanks .

Or do you think I should go for cissp first and conquer the scary demon since have passed sec+ and majority of cissp questions as its said on the forum that they are inter related.

lucky0977

craig009 said:
Or do you think I should go for cissp first and conquer the scary demon since have passed sec+ and majority of cissp questions as its said on the forum that they are inter related.

Don't know where you got that info from. I took the Sec+ 10 yrs ago and it was no where close to what the CISSP was.

scasc

Depends on your goals and where you want your career to go. If you are keen on auditing/risk go for CISA first, if you are keen on a broad range of security topics go for CISSP. The latter gives you a good grounding in security. The former also but more relevant to security auditing.

craig009

Does anyone knows the name of doshi's book for CISA