SSCP Jan 12th 2013 Ready to take it on
Morning guys, well I finally shelled out the 250.00 and registered for the test. I have studied for this test off and on for over 3months. Hits it hard the past few weeks. I have The AIO and the ISC2 book. Both I have read and reviewed countless of times. Now its just time to go in and take the test.
getting over 90% on the aio tests and also above 80% on the ISC2 sponsered test. Any last advice and tips?
getting over 90% on the aio tests and also above 80% on the ISC2 sponsered test. Any last advice and tips?
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moyondizvo
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Hi Heny,
Seems like you are all ready for this exam based on your preparation. I pretty much used the same resources and I passed the exam on the first go, i.e.
*Darril Gibson's AIO Guide
*ISC2 Official Guide
*Studiscope Practise Exams
Just keep going with the practise exams and reading up on your weaker domains. All the best, I am sure you got this
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Did you read my blog article?
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Watch out for words like: PRIMARY, BEST, WORST, LEAST, EXCEPT, NOT, MOST, etc.
- Think like a MANAGER
- Know/understand the concepts
- Re-read questions multiple times
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JDMurray
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The (ISC)2 avoids the use of superlatives in their exam item stems.SecurityGuru23 wrote: »Watch out for words like: PRIMARY, BEST, WORST, LEAST, EXCEPT, NOT, MOST, etc.
The SSCP is a technical exam, not a managerial exam.SecurityGuru23 wrote: »- Think like a MANAGER
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jamesleecoleman
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Good luck on the test!Booya!!
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jamesleecoleman
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Congratulations on passing the test. What did you think about it?Booya!!
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moyondizvo
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Okay, don't underestimate the CISSP exam though, give yourself more time to prepare for it, there is a lot more to take in as compared to the SSCP. You should go through past posts on TE, I am sure you will pick up a whole load of tips...
Congrats once again
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Thistleback
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Contrats Heny '06! Now that you have CISSP in your sights - start the "Manager Mindset" that securityguru23 mentioned. Oft times there will be two answers in the CISSP exam that are both correct, but one is a technical answer, and the other is a managerial or administrative answer. You have to pull yourself out of the tech arena to get that managerial perspective. Good Luck!Feel the fear, and do it anyway! -
mgafarov
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Hi, guys.
Two questions.
First, I prepared for exam with AIO and ISC2 official guide. Some times ago I took Studiscope Practise Exams, it was recommended on forum. My best result is 68%. What can you recommend me? Is it enough, and I can go to exam? Or I need more time and resources to studying. I found some question in Studiscope strange and outdated. For example, the question about E1 bandwidth and EXTENDED ACL (access control list) was wrong because I haven't seen this terms. My first attempt to pass the exam was at 620 points, and I don't want to make a mistake again.
Second question is about
This statement is contrary to what I've seen on exam and on Studiscope. Is this a new approach?The (ISC)2 avoids the use of superlatives in their exam item stems -
JDMurray
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Realize that studISCope is used as an assessment to show where you are strong and weak in the CBK material. If a practice item references a subject that you have never seen then you should strongly consider learning that subject. And whether superlatives are used or not wont matter if you practice reading the questions well enough.
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Heny '06
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jamesleecoleman wrote: »Congratulations on passing the test. What did you think about it?
Its wasnt bad, in all honesty. Maybe because I must of had over 5months of study time. No raid stuff, no EAL none of that. Not in the nitty gritty of Info Sec as I thought the SSCP was suppose to be. Wasnt bad at all. -
Heny '06
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Dont waste your money on the SSCP Studiscope Practise Exams. If you know the content of material when your taking the test you will be fine. Simply the process of elimination will get you through. If anything the practice test just gets you mentally prepaired to take the test but those practice questions were way out there and werent on the actual exam [Studiscope]. Mr. Gibson's AIO test were too easy. Just know the material. The official book is good and really all you need if you use that along with Mr. Gibson AIO. Your fine. Do the test in the Official book, at the minimum. I used both, the Official book was dry, but I enjoyed it the more I read it, it really has a lot of information.
