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[CISSP-D] My Progress in preparing for CISSP

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Subject: [CISSP-D] My Progress in preparing for CISSP
Date: Sun, 10 Apr 2005 14:31:40 -0000 



Since beginning my preparation for CISSP in Feb. I have so far 
completed 6 Domains

1. Security Management
2. Operations Security
3. Business continuity and disaster recovery planning
4. physical security
5. Access Controls
6. Security Architecture and methodologies

So far, practising in CCCure, I gained a scored of between 80 -100% 
consistently for each domain.

Hoping to enrol in the Jul/Oct exam in my country. However, I am 
leaning towards Oct as I am on the verge of completing my postgrad 
studies which ends in June. July seemed a bit tight. Currently, I 
prepared using the Ronald's  Prep guide and Ed titel's Cissp guide. I 
used them to prepare my personal notes, which by now had come up to 
35pages. I have yet to touch on Shon harris All in one / Isc official 
guide








 
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