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Re: [CISSP-D] new guide

Subject: Re: [CISSP-D] new guide
Date: Wed, 30 Mar 2005 12:12:10 -0800

From:                   "tuanizado" <perico7@gmail.com>
Date sent:              Wed, 30 Mar 2005 01:19:05 -0000

Has anyone heard/read/used this guide:
http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?inkey=91-9889732319-0

Not quite new: it's copyright is two years old, and it doesn't reflect some of 
the 
new requirements for the CISSP.  It's a self-published ebook, with all the 
limitations that implies.  It's seems to have been derived from a course that 
was, 
itself, derived from the ISC2 review seminar.  It is basically in point form, 
and has 
no sample questions.

Overall, the points are reasonably well selected.  (Well, that's to be 
expected, 
given the probable base source.  The section on malware is very disappointing, 
and 
the section on legal concepts is rather weak.)  The material is more up-to-date 
than any other besides the "Official (ISC)^2 Guide to the CISSP Exam" (cf. 
BKOIGTCE.RVW).  In terms of books dealing with an overall familiarization with 
the topics to be covered on the CISSP exam, this one does have an advantage in 
price, and in speed of access.  (I requested a copy directly from the author by 
email, and got it within two hours.  If, for example, you are in a boot camp 
course 
situation, you may need all the help you can  get, quickly.)  


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