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From: Dan Houser (houserd1@NATIONWIDE.COM)
Date: Fri Jan 26 2001 - 13:34:24 CST

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HISM by Tipton & Kruase, no question. For the exam, I'd recommend the 3rd
or 4th edition. I haven't read Volume 2 of the 4th edition yet, so can't
provide a recommendation.

As a tip, the 1999 3rd edition is available online, and is an excellent
reference source:

http://secinf.net/info/misc/handbook/ewtoc.html

                       Terry Ironside
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Hi all

I'm looking to buy one of the following two books for the CISSP exam:

1) Information Security Management Handbook by Harold Tipton and
Micki Krause
2) CISSP - Volume 1: Theory First Edition, 2000 by S. Rao
Vallabhaneni

I would welcome any opinions on the suitability of these books, or any
others, that would give me good preparation for the CISSP exam.

Many thanks

Terry

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