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Woohooo!!!!!!!!!

I just got my confirmation telling me that I passed the CISSP examination. I don't know what was more stressful, the time leading up to the test or the 10 day wait to get my results. Excuse me while I go kill my liver a bit to celebrate.

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Congrats... Im studying for mine right now.

Are you taking it before June 1st? Thats the cutoff date for the exam content/format change.

Be sure to bring your own #2 pencils and erasers. The ones ISC2 provide suck.

It's a tough one, good luck with it. www.cccure.org for test prep questions if you didn't already know.

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Are you taking it before June 1st? Thats the cutoff date for the exam content/format change.

Be sure to bring your own #2 pencils and erasers. The ones ISC2 provide suck.

It's a tough one, good luck with it. www.cccure.org for test prep questions if you didn't already know.

Shit.. I didnt know about the format change... Guess I will be taking it later.. I dont think I can cram enough in 1 month.. What is going to be the new format?

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Shit.. I didnt know about the format change... Guess I will be taking it later.. I dont think I can cram enough in 1 month.. What is going to be the new format?

I'm not up on all the details, but from what I understand they are dropping all the TCSEC/ITSEC stuff and replacing it with Common Criteria stuff completely, amongst other changes. I think the ISC2 website has more details. You might as well get it over with now. A month is about right for studying I think. Any more and you'll burn yourself out, any less and you won't be prepared. I started studying abougt 6 weeks prior, but ended up being lax due to the weather getting nice. There is a test on May 31 in Dayton. Go get yourself the Shon Harris book, and maybe the dummies book or sybex one as a secondary source. Given your job, you probably know most of the material already, so with a month to study you should be able to pull it off. You have your CISA already right?

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I'm not up on all the details, but from what I understand they are dropping all the TCSEC/ITSEC stuff and replacing it with Common Criteria stuff completely, amongst other changes. I think the ISC2 website has more details. You might as well get it over with now. A month is about right for studying I think. Any more and you'll burn yourself out, any less and you won't be prepared. I started studying abougt 6 weeks prior, but ended up being lax due to the weather getting nice. There is a test on May 31 in Dayton. Go get yourself the Shon Harris book, and maybe the dummies book or sybex one as a secondary source. Given your job, you probably know most of the material already, so with a month to study you should be able to pull it off. You have your CISA already right?

Yeah I have my CISA... I already have a few CISSP books as well as a test prep CD.. I just need to start studying... Guess I need to get my butt in gear.. :(

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Yeah I have my CISA... I already have a few CISSP books as well as a test prep CD.. I just need to start studying... Guess I need to get my butt in gear.. :(

Yeah, sign up for the test tomorrow. If you have your CISA, you should definately be fine with a month to study. There is a lot of overlap in material between the 2. I was told to go ahead and take the CISA in June because of that, but quite frankly, I don't have it in me to do any more studying right now. I'm perfectly content to wait till Dec for that.

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