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laughing_man wrote: » Oh and a great tip I picked up from cyberguypr: make a list of all the attacks with their prep, containment, eradication and recovery steps. Very useful.
laughing_man wrote: » Just got back from my test. Passed with a 90%. I have to say I keep feeling like the practice tests are harder than the real thing. For GSEC I had 2 practice tests, scored 83% and 88% on the practices and a 93% on the real thing. This time around for GCIH, I scored 81% on both my practice tests (I was really disheartened by that second 81%). The real test was much easier. I was at 100% for the first 30 questions and then hovered in the low 90s/high 80s for the rest of the test. Anyway, glad to be done. Study suggestions for future test takers: Make a solid index (mine was a bit overkill at 40 pages). Basically if it was a proper noun, I made an entry. Creating the index is the single most helpful thing you can do while studying. READ ALL THE BOOKS When you have done that, read them again! Give yourself plenty of time. I used all 4 months for study time and put probably over 100 hours into studying. I think if you read the books through, make an in depth index and go over the ins and outs of the attack methodologies, you will do fine. Thats all for now. I will be prepping for the CISSP next and then who knows
idevuser wrote: » Tell me your email, I will send you a few samples of full index just for an idea.
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