Good day to all,
I think that most people are putting too much emphasis on having the exact
same questions on the practice quizzes as the real exam. The only way to
achieve such a goal would be by stealing real questions and posting them
publicly which I will never do.
For the important point to look at when you take practice quizzes is whether
the quiz is validating your knowledge of the material or not, where the quiz
is challenging or not, whether the quiz cover the key concepts of not.
I have taken my CISSP exam over six years ago and the questions format did
change a bit over time. Lately they have done trial with scenario based
questions; you can expect this type of questions in the near future on the
exam. However, if you do know your concepts, it does not matter what the
question looks like you will be able to answer it if you have mastered the
concepts.
An of course, we always accept contributed questions from all. I am not
telling you to break you NDA but simply telling you that I am fully open to
suggestions on how to make them better.
Best regards and congratulation on your CISSP achievement.
Clement
Finally, if you think the cccure materials are off-base, remember that
all materials are created by volunteers. I'm not saying this to defend
them, rather to say that YOU can submit updated questions. Clement
Dupois, the creator of that site, is a co-moderator on this list, so
look for one of his postings and write him offline, or I believe there
is a contact link at the cccure.org website.
Your local ISSA chapter probably needs volunteers as well. So go out
there and Do Some Good. :-) KW
Kate Wakefield, CISSP
CISSP-Discuss Co-Moderator
vraptorz@yahoo.com
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