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Re: CISSP or CISSP concentration
Thanks for your help , i will try to get those books even if online . i Really want to understand why most of jobs require CISSP not CISSP concentration also the number of the CISSP holders is greater than the CISSP concentration ....i really confused which one to take :) -
Re: CISSP - Passed
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Re: CISSP Training (recommendations?)
I used: CISSP for dummies (good book) The Harris All in one Harris DVD Video Bootcamp (2007 version) CISSP Passport Offical Guide to the CISSP CBK cissp CISSP training Certified Information Systems Security Professional And a lot of on the job experience -
Re: CISSP ISSMP
Congrats! However I am not sure if there is a good value from a CISSP concentration in the Canadian market. IMO CISSP + CISM have more value and recognition than CISSP ISSMP. -
Re: CISSP or SSCP?
Get the CISSP on your resume as soon as you are fully qualified for it. You must have professional work experience in at least two of the eight CISSP domains. If you are not confident about earning the CISSP material, getting the SSCP cert first is a good study prep for the CISSP. -
Re: Drowning in CISSP knowledge
Relax man the test is not that hard at all. I was getting about 70-80% on the Harris tests. All I did was: 1.go throught the Harris book once. 2.Study and know the CISSP notes 3.Went through these vids once and took the test The vids are a good indicator of what you need to know. http://education.isc2.org/cissp-webcast-1/… -
Re: Decline of the CISSP?
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Re: Master's or CISSP?
I definitely plan on the CISSP and probably the M.S. Sounds like the concensus is CISSP first. -
CISSP or not?
I am a CISA and a CISM. Does it makes sense to write CISSP exam? I do both Security Management(40%) and hands-on (60%). A few of the job postings ask either for a CISM or CISSP. That makes me think a lot of companies think CISSP and CISM to be the same when it comes to see if the person is certified with a credible…
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