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sbishop309
Hi everyone, newbie here. (with 20 years IT experiences)
i'm planning on taking the CISSP exam before next spring but i'm running out of time and i would like to take a cissp course. Anyone here taken a course? did it help? any suggestions or info on courses is much appreciated. Thanks
Steve
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da_vato
I took the "training camp" boot camp and I would highly recommend it. It was nice to get away for a week and devote attention to the course. Plus the night sessions that they do really helped to drill in the material.
sbishop309
From which company did you take the training camp from?
mister704
If boot camps are your thing then I would suggest SANS. They are EXPENSIVE but at the same time, they have about one of the highest pass ratings. Somewhere in the 97% range which you have to take with a grain of salt seeing that some people may or may not let them know if they failed.
Myself, I was in a boot camp provided by my company but it just did not work for me. I still had to put my own time in and read and study.
sbishop309
I'm still planning on studying this fall/winter and then taking a course. Thanks
da_vato
I went to training camp. If you have some flexibilty in your schedule I would contact them and tell them you would like to take the course with "Dennis Lee." The class I was in all but one passed, out of 23 I think that speaks volumes.
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redz
I took the IntenseSchools CISSP boot camp. It was exceptional. (~$4600 with hotel room and exam)
I took their self-paced online training for another course (ISSEP), and it was a complete waste of money. ($1199 on sale from ~$1600).
I would highly recommend their classroom training. I cannot comment on their "online classroom" or any other offerings.
EDIT: I think their security branch is called InfoSec Institute, so it would be through them, not through Intense.
f0rgiv3n
The SANS course MGM414 was awesome as well. I took that course and I can easily say that it was a BIG reason why I passed the CISSP first attempt.
Thistleback
I too attended "Training Camp's" boot camp and can highly recommend it. I passed my first try after three months of self-study with Shaun Harris AIO book, practice tests, then the boot camp.
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