Passed ISSAP
Just got my score this afternoon. 
I think the test, in general, was easier than the CISSP. Then again, this is with the benefit of being on the other side of all the material from studying for the CISSP.
I studied from the ISC2 seminar materials, which are presently the only material out there.
I'm headed down the Cisco security route next, if anyone has any sage advice...
I think the test, in general, was easier than the CISSP. Then again, this is with the benefit of being on the other side of all the material from studying for the CISSP.I studied from the ISC2 seminar materials, which are presently the only material out there.
I'm headed down the Cisco security route next, if anyone has any sage advice...
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Congratulations!
Do you have a CCNA? That's a prerequisite for any of the security work (unless you go right for the IE).
Most people recommend professional-level R&S knowledge for advanced security studies as well. YMMV though.
What's the Annual Maintenance Fee for the CISSP-ISSAP? I'm already forking over $150/yr for the CISSP/SSCP combo. I was looking at the CISSP-ISSEP, but I'm not sure if I want to pay the additional AMF for it.
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Can you tell us how do you use the CISSP-ISSAP in your job ?
or put another way, how much InfoSec work do you do in your job and can you relate your day-to-day tasks with the CBK domains of CISSP/ISSAP ?
I'm curious, because I'm interested in CISSP and rarely do I get the chance to do any InfoSec work....so I'm just wondering
Do you have any study recommendation for the exam?
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