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My Journey begins.....

bsibary

I am beginning my journey towards getting the CISSP cert. I currently have the 2007 Shon Harris video series, Passport, All-in-one 4th edition, and CISSP for dummies. I have been looking into boot camps, but would like to avoid the cost if possible. I am glad I came across this website/forum and have already read some helpful posts. Hopefully I can finish this thread a couple of months from now with a successful story!

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GAngel

Keep us informed on what your study tools,routine etc is. I'm going to go for this end of the year.

JDMurray

Be sure to also check out the Web sites www.cccure.org and www.freepracticetests.org.

And in case you haven't already found them, read my blog article on the CISSP:

The CISSP Certification Experience TechExams.net Blogs
The CISSP Certification Experience: My Study Plan TechExams.net Blogs

GAngel

Just bought the all in one guide so I'll start there then use the CBK.

w33t

bsibary,

Good luck on your Journey, I will also be taking the exam..hopefully towards the end of this year. So far I have been using Shon Harris's All in One, SANS Mgmt 414 Course (Audio mp3's from a seminar) and Shon Harris's Lecture video's. How informative does the Passport / Cissp for dummies seem? I heard that they are worth looking into as well, however I'm not trying to overload myself with books in the same sense.

Brian

smcanuff

Has anyone try the CISSP book from (ISC)2 before? how good is it?

JDMurray

smcanuff wrote: »

Has anyone try the CISSP book from (ISC)2 before? how good is it?

The OIG is the official text for the CISSP exam. However, even it doesn't fully cover all of the possible material in the CISSP CBK. No single book can do that, so you will need to study from multiple sources. As for how good the OIG is, well, that's a matter of opinion and much debate. I'd still try to use it regardless of what a few reviews on amazon.com might say.

Chivalry1

Good luck...I scheduled mine for October 25.

unsupported

smcanuff wrote: »

Has anyone try the CISSP book from (ISC)2 before? how good is it?

It is better than Tylenol PM or Ambien if you want to fall asleep quickly. I've only read a small portion of the book and.. well.. it is not an easy read. All In One is much better.

Good luck!

smcanuff

Thanks for your reviews...