Passed the CASP

Well today I took the CASP and I passed...

To be honest I feel this is a worth while test and will gain credability in the future. I work at the division level for the military (enterprise in civilian) and I thought the scenarios were all high level scenarios that you would have to truly have some experience under your belt to really answer. They are tricky in a way that you would need to understand who the responsibility of risk really falls on. A lot of times we self impose the burden of risk but when its all said and done few of us will have to answer to a courtroom about the risks taken by our company.

All in all I was suprised with the difficulty of this test. Having completed the CompTIA triad and seeing a familiarity amongst the three I honestly expected similar of the CASP. I received eight performance based questions and was only expecting four or five.

None the less glad thats over with and on to CISSP in a couple of months......

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sigsoldier

Congrats! It was more difficult than I was expecting as well.

broli720

Congrats and good luck with CISSP

crashdump

Congrats.

what are performance based questions? In virtual Linux or Windows system complete tasks?

da_vato

Performance based questions are just a simulation of some task; like fix a firewall or review a topology and look over the logs to identify where an attack is coming from and identify how to stop attack.

Congrats on pass!!

Well done!

Congrats!

Congrats on the CASP! Good luck on the CISSP as well. It's a long test!

JDMurray

Congratulations!

And please, no more detailed discussion of the CASP exam's content here.

da_vato

Roger that, and thank you

SharkDiver

Congratulations!!!
So, the Sybex book is all you need???

da_vato

Thanks, I don't know that I would say its all you need.... Sigsoldier and both agreed that the book was poorly written. I would say that you could use that in conjunction with another but definitely not sybex alone.

SharkDiver

OK.
Thanks for the advice.
It is appreciated.