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[CISSP-D] CISSP - ICS2 training

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Subject: [CISSP-D] CISSP - ICS2 training
Date: Mon, 12 Sep 2005 20:55:25 -0000 
Hello Everybody,

     I have started my CISSP preparation two months ago, since I have 
no one else to study with me I am doing my preparation alone.  Not 
sure if I am going in the correct direction.  Here is what I follow:  
I am studying Shon Harris All-in-One and I purchased Shon Harris CISSP 
certification videos, I feel my preparation is not going so well.  
Thinking of registering ISC2 boston for review seminars while will be 
held in Oct 14 for five days.  I am not sure how good they are.  Can 
anybody suggest me if ISC2 training is good or is there any other 
training providers are good.  Do I need to follow any other books etc.

   I will be traveling to India in November for two months, just 
wanted to check if anybody from Hyderabad will be interested to pair 
up for study.

Thanks in Advance,
Rags






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