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Study Sec+

dspeltz

Is two months for constant studying on Security + plenty of time?

Does the all in one exam guide help or should I invest in additional resources?

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Unforg1ven

Considering your current certifications; 2 months is plenty of time.

I recommend multiple study sources(pick your poison) :
a.) Darril Gibson's Sec+ Book "Get Certified Get Ahead"
b.) A CBT of your choice
c.) Study Guide here at techexams for additional info
d.) A ucertify/transcender collection of practice tests.

superman859

Sure. 2 months is more than enough. If you have the time to read a chapter a day, you could easily knock it out in 1.

I spent maybe 1.5 months on and off studying and read two entire books front to back on it (usually when I picked one up, I'd read a chapter).

Darril's book is a great resource, so make sure that's one of them!

Paperlantern

superman859 wrote: »

Sure. 2 months is more than enough. If you have the time to read a chapter a day, you could easily knock it out in 1.

I spent maybe 1.5 months on and off studying and read two entire books front to back on it (usually when I picked one up, I'd read a chapter).

Darril's book is a great resource, so make sure that's one of them!

I am using Darril's book and am trying to read 1 chapter a day as well, if i stay on schedule i will finish the book 2 days before my test is scheduled and i can use those days to tear through more transcenders, of course the final exam in the book, and my notes. If i flop on the practice tests 2 days before the exam i can always reschedule.