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RE: studying guide/book for CISSP

Subject: RE: studying guide/book for CISSP
Date: Wed, 24 Nov 2004 18:47:43 +0530

Dear Jason,

I am planning to take "CISA" in next year. can you suggest good material sources
to pass that exam. what are the books i have to follow ? can you tell me the
Tips to aim for that exam.


 Regards,    
 Kiran Maraju , CISSP
 ISRO Satellite Centre, 
 Airport Road, 
 Bangalore-560017. 
 

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Quoting jayson@bombardier.com:


Mark,

Most of the general 'study' and 'prep' books will serve you well and the
training session should fill in whatever gaps remain, so don't stress too
much about which book(s) to read.  One set you definitely need to have in
your personal library are the 'Information Security Management Handbook'
(both volumes) by Tipton & Krause.  If you're working in an environment
where you may have to do mainframe work, then you should try to get your
hands on the original 'Information Security Management Handbook'.  It is
one volume has a grey cover and was printed in 1993.  I managed to get one
at a used book sale a couple of years ago.

Keep in mind that the CISSP exam is geared to test your knowledge, not what
you have remembered.  There are some questions that are clear giveaways,
others clearly have two correct answers, and this is where the real test
lies.  You have to figure out which is the 'most' correct, the best way to
do this is to read each question carefully, underline the key words.  Some
questions will use double negatives.

If you have been working in computer/networking/security for several years
and read many of the regular trade rags you should do well enough to pass.

Good luck!

Jayson Agagnier, CISSP, CISA, CIFI
Bombardier Aerospace

From: Mark W. Webb [mailto:mark@dolphtech.com]
Sent: Mon 11/22/2004 10:15 AM
To: security-basics@securityfocus.com
Subject: studying guide/book for CISSP



I just found out that I will be attending a CISSP training session next
month, and also taking the CISSP test thanks to my employer.  I would
like to pick up a book that I can start reading that will help me in
advance to study for the course and test.  Can anyone who has been in
this situation help me out.  No flame wars please :-)






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