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From: Hugo Dominguez (hugo.dominguez@CA.PWCGLOBAL.COM)
Date: Thu Apr 12 2001 - 12:54:52 CDT

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    Hi everyone, while I am not yet a CISSP, I might have some info regarding
    study material... Or maybe the real CISSP out there, that have passed the
    exam,could tell me if the material I use is good. I bought two books :
    "CISSP Examinations Textbooks" Volume 1 (Theory) and 2 (Practice) from SRV
    Professional Publications (author : S. Rao Vallabhaneni). I found a link to
    buy these books on the ISC2 web page. And the theory is broken down by CBK,
    it gives a lot of "practice questions"...

    Has anyone used this material before? Does it prepare you well for the
    exam?

    Thanks.

    "Robert G. Ferrell" <root@RGFSPARC.CR.USGS.GOV>@SECURITYFOCUS.COM> on
    04/12/2001 12:12:10 PM

    Please respond to "Robert G. Ferrell" <root@rgfsparc.cr.usgs.gov>

    Sent by: CISSP Study Mailing List <CISSPSTUDY@SECURITYFOCUS.COM>

    To: CISSPSTUDY@SECURITYFOCUS.COM
    cc:
    Subject: Re: [CISSPSTUDY] [CISSP EXAM IN DALLAS, Texas

    >Hello Shenethia, I've been putting of studying for the exam because I'm
    not
    >quite sure exactly what to study. Can you give me some specifics other
    >than these 600 to 1000 page books that everyone is recommending. Like is
    >there a book specifically written for studying for the CISSP exam?

    Hi Chris,

    There is no one book that will completely prepare you for the exam. The
    recommended reading (and FYI the only book I used in preparation for the
    exam) is _The Information Security Management Handbook, 4th Ed._ by Tipton
    &
    Krause (CRC Press, ISBN 1-8493-9829-0). I also have a rather lengthy set
    of study questions I made up while reviewing, based on content in this
    book. They're available to anyone who wants them.

    Good luck,

    RGF

    Robert G. Ferrell, CISSP
    Information Systems Security Officer
    National Business Center
    U. S. Dept. of the Interior
    Robert_G_Ferrell@nbc.gov
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