Re: Anyone plans for CISSP-ISSMP?

[Bora Özden <vbozden () e-kolay net>]

Hi,

I had an CISSP CBT iso which i had to archive cause lack of disk space 
on my laptop before i was trying to start it when i was available. Im 
looking for it now, most of the CBT's i have (i have Cisco; CEH etc)  
were CBTNuggets.




louislee () gmail com wrote:
> well there is one CBT training 
>  
> http://www.cbtplanet.com/cissp-issmp.htm
>  
> there is no book what so ever from ISC yet..just some reference material.
>  
> don't know if the above is any good.
>
>  
> On 10/3/07, *Bora Özden* <vbozden () e-kolay net 
> <mailto:vbozden () e-kolay net>> wrote:
>
>     Hi Yousef ,
>
>     Thanks for the information you have reminded me the resources you
>     mentioned  i knew before but very helpfull to see them on one
>     email . i
>     didnt visit the cccure.org <http://cccure.org> for a long time and
>     couldnt have the "legend"
>     CISSP  book of Shon Harris yet to today. I have been away from the
>     ITSec
>     side for a long time  (till this year) so i have to learn, practice,
>     remember,have hands on more to be able to be much more for passing the
>     exam itself.  And i guess the real life calls for more extending
>     Checkpoint and similiar products knowledge and experience and maybe
>     certification.
>     More study tips, setting up an enviroment out of work, up to date
>     experiences, motivation tips :-) are always welcomed of course.
>     There is
>     no limit for information sharing.
>
>     Good night from İstanbul to the list
>
>
>     Bora Özden
>
>
>
>
>
>
>     Yousef Syed wrote:
>     > Hi Bora,
>     > https://www.isc2.org/
>     > The (ISC)2 site is always a good place to start. They own/run the
>     > CISSP so they can give all the information regarding the course
>     > requirements etc...
>     >
>     > http://www.cccure.org/
>     > CCCure is the next best place to get your CISSP knowledge. They
>     have
>     > plenty of online exam practice too.
>     >
>     > For Books, I used the Official ISC2 CISSP book and Shon Harris's
>     CISSP
>     > book. I've heard very good recommendations for the CISSP
>     Passport book
>     > (but I've never used it). Although the books cover alot of material,
>     > they don't cover "everything" that might turn up in the exam.
>     You will
>     > be examined on the 10-security domains, so technically, anything
>     that
>     > is related to those may come up.
>     >
>     >
>     > Goodluck,
>     > ys.
>     >
>     >
>     >
>     > On 03/10/2007, Bora Özden <vbozden () e-kolay net
>     <mailto:vbozden () e-kolay net>> wrote:
>     >
>     >>   Hi,
>     >>
>     >> Im planning for CISSP for a long time but i dont have much time
>     to study
>     >> and recover /remember most of the things i have read before. Im
>     looking
>     >> for to renew my resources i have a hard copy of an Wiley (?)
>     book as i
>     >> can remember but must be a little out of date, and also want to
>     renew my
>     >> web links too. The requirements also were mean to change i dont
>     know the
>     >> latest situation though i know when the next exam will be here in
>     >> İstanbul . (yes i have some oldie e-documents too)
>     >>
>     >> See you all
>     >>
>     >> Bora Özden
>     >>
>     >>
>     >>
>     >>
>     >>
>     >
>     >