Get a good night's rest before the exam and eat a good healthy breakfast. Make sure you know how to get to the exam center and give yourself plenty of extra time to get there. Don't forget to bring both of the required print-outs and your identification in order to sit for the exam.
I would definitely recommend taking some practice tests to determine your weak areas and focus more on them with your studies for the final stretch. There are some free ones at www.cccure.org after you register. Don't be afraid to read some books/web documents for areas you need to focus in on even if they aren't aimed at the CISSP exam specifically. Don't let people psyche you out about the difficulty of the exam. If you are well prepared it will be easy for you and if not it will be difficult. It isn't any more complicated than that.
They moved the practice exams to the new site last year. The new site has a much nicer interface than the previous practice exams had.
But I still highly recommend to anyone interested in the CISSP/SSCP/CISA/CISM/GSEC certs to become a registered member of cccure.org. It's a great test prep resource to have.
But I still highly recommend to anyone interested in the CISSP/SSCP/CISA/CISM/GSEC certs to become a registered member of cccure.org. It's a great test prep resource to have.
While we are on the topic of the cccure.org website I will mention that the flash presentation by Clement Dupuis regarding what to expect for the exam is very helpful if you are not sure what to expect on exam day. It was recently updated a few months ago and is very easy to navigate if you want to skip sections you are familiar with. Seeing some of the questions other people ask on the forums there (non-stop questions being asked) can be very helpful in your preparation as well.
Thanks for reminding me. I do need to review it again. The URL to the presentation posted in the forum thread below is still good, but you need to be registered on cccure.org and logged in to access it.
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I would definitely recommend taking some practice tests to determine your weak areas and focus more on them with your studies for the final stretch. There are some free ones at www.cccure.org after you register. Don't be afraid to read some books/web documents for areas you need to focus in on even if they aren't aimed at the CISSP exam specifically. Don't let people psyche you out about the difficulty of the exam. If you are well prepared it will be easy for you and if not it will be difficult. It isn't any more complicated than that.
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Very nice, you don't have to register that way. I remember having to register to get the link but never thought to go there directly.
But I still highly recommend to anyone interested in the CISSP/SSCP/CISA/CISM/GSEC certs to become a registered member of cccure.org. It's a great test prep resource to have.
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New CISSP tutorial from Clement Dupuis of cccure.org
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