I took the CISSP exam on Oct. 9th and found out on Oct. 16th that I
had passed!
I studied an average of 3-4 hours a day for a little over 2 months.
I read the Shon Harris All-in-One Guide and did all of the exam
questions at the end of the chapters. After I finished each chapter,
I would view the Shon Harris DVD for the domain I had just read
about. I also did several quizzes from CCCure.Org. After completing
all ten domains, I starting reading the Krutz & Vines Gold Edition
and did all of the questions at the end of each chapter. I only read
the first 5 chapters. I also read a couple of chapters from the
Roberta Bragg Training Guide, but found the book pretty skimpy. She
really doesn't go into enough detail for the exam. The Cryptography
chapter in Roberta Bragg's book had only 19 pages of text. The last
two weeks of the test, I concentrated on quizzes from the CD's
included with my books and the CCCure quizzes. I found the CCCure
quizzes to be the best preparation for the exam. I had read on other
forums that if you are getting 80-90% at the Pro level, you should
be OK. If I didn't get above 80% at the Pro level, I would go back
and review my weak areas. I downloaded study guides for each domain
from CCCure and also purchased the CramSession study guide. The
CramSession study guide proved to be a great review and I read it
again right before going into the exam.
Good luck to all those studying and preparing for the exam.
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