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Comment on Infragard CISSP Training Online by Visual Guard for .Net

Visual Guard for .Net — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 09:46:50 +0000

Very nice. I think such kinds of training should take place in different areas and countries. This training will be very helpful for those candidates who are new to this Security and Management stuff.

Comment on CISSP Study Sheet Security Architecture and Design by Bouch

Bouch — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 15:10:29 +0000

I’ll do my best to keep them going. They are quite time consuming to create.

Comment on Windows XP Home - User Account Security by Incredible Learning

Incredible Learning — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 19:40:03 +0000

I added this page to my Stumbleupon account

Comment on CISSP Study Sheet Security Architecture and Design by RS

RS — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 18:55:48 +0000

I am planning on scheduling my CISSP exam within the next couple months. You study sheets are very helpful. Do you know if you will post any new material soon?
A suggestion for the next study sheet = cryptography.

Thanks.

Comment on Windows XP Home - User Account Security by SriMathe

SriMathe — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 14:56:56 +0000

amazing stuff thanx

Comment on Which film is the Most Realistic Hacker Movie? by Roland Rat

Roland Rat — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 23:29:03 +0000

“I get a kick out of a film that portrays a hacker at the computer and the screen displays them flying around like an X-wing in an asteroid field of formulas while they frantically type at the keyboard.” In reply to this idiotic statement - they are movies, the director has to entertain, if you had actual step by step footage of a guy hacking a system it wouldn’t be as watchable as these “representations” which are designed to ENTERTAIN (BUHHH)… also, always keep in mind that 99% of the audience watching aren’t as computer literate as yourself. BUHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Comment on Passing the CISSP by Bouch

Bouch — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 17:04:03 +0000

Hi Eric

I have heard good and bad things about the Dummies book, but certainly the more varied perspectives you have on the domains the clearer things will be when taking the exam.

Regarding Shon’s book, I agree. I tended to focus on the quick tips sections, the practice tests, and then getting into detail throughout specific topics that were more unfamiliar to me. A coworker of mine read that thing cover to cover and failed the exam. You need to hit hard the important points and leave out all the fluff. The All-in-One CISSP exam guide does a great job structuring the book for easy pinpointing of the significant information and allowing for an enjoyable read through if just beginning a security career.

Comment on CISSP Study Sheet Security Architecture and Design by Bouch

Bouch — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 16:55:25 +0000

Thanks for the Kudos UmZ.

Now that I have passed the CISSP exam, I’ll continue to upload study sheets to help my readers and a few coworkers of mine. If you read my post yesterday titled “Passing the CISSP” it details some of the time constraints I’ve been under and thus my inability to spend the time formatting the rest of the study sheets for the blog. I’ll begin working on them again after the holidays.

When is your test scheduled? Is there any domain in particular you’d like first?

Comment on CISSP Study Sheet Security Architecture and Design by UmZ

UmZ — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 13:36:59 +0000

Can you please update more study sheets for rest of the domains. They are just superb. I will try to include few of mines as well so we can help others with quality materials.

Comment on Passing the CISSP by Eric

Eric — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 00:26:39 +0000

If you are serious about the CISSP, I feel you’d be wise to examine the CISSP for Dummies. You WILL NOT pass on this book alone, but it will lighten up the learning process. Shon’s book is great, but unless you have massive amounts of study-time, it’s almost impossible to read cover to cover and retain anything. I found myself reading the Dummies book, figuring out which parts I knew and which parts I needed to brush-up on, then reading Shon to fill in the gaps.

As far as CCCure goes, there were a few questions that were incorrect in their testbank. Just remember that in the end, the ISC2 answer will win out on the exam 100% of the time verses your opinion and experience. Be humble, or be humbled.