CISSP ISSAP Study guide
richymartin
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Well its been over a year now since I passed my CISSP, I was reminded by an email from ISC2 telling me to submit credits any pay their annual fee... woops!!
I'm looking to do the ISSAP next, but there appears to be a lack of study guides out there, completely unlike the CISSP!
Can anyone recommend a book?
Rich
I'm looking to do the ISSAP next, but there appears to be a lack of study guides out there, completely unlike the CISSP!
Can anyone recommend a book?
Rich
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Mike7
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You can always try the Official Guide to ISSAP.richymartin wrote: »Can anyone recommend a book?
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chazechaz
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How was the test..I have it on Wednesday? Was there any domain that was more tested? Or is it all up for grabs...LOL
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richymartin
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You can always try the Official Guide to ISSAP.
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Ohhh thanks I'll check that out... I was going to go for the kindle version.
Chaz, the exam was a pretty even mix to be honest, I was surprised at the amount of physical security questions but a friend of mine who took the test the same day had none!
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E Double U
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Several people have recommended Security Engineering by Ross Anderson.Alphabet soup from (ISC)2, ISACA, GIAC, EC-Council, Microsoft, ITIL, Cisco, Scrum, CompTIA, AWS -
ryon
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The ISSAP CBK is terrible. If you have the CISSP CBK I would stick with that. There is almost nothing that is in ISSAP that isn't in CISSP. The only real difference from my perspective is that you will be questioned much more on particular implementations of things rather than just showing you know what they are.
much appreciated!