Have CISSP and ISSMP.
Just finished InfoSec CISM course on LinkedIn and Zerger's videos on YouTube.
Do I bother to read the All In One or Mike Chapple books?
Or should I just sit for the exam now? I am used to how ISC2 words their questions, from the samples I saw it looks like ISACA is very similar.
I prefer not to drop $300 on the QAE database if I do not need to. Tempted to just sit for it now and see how I do.
Have CISSP and ISSMP.
Just finished InfoSec CISM course on LinkedIn and Zerger's videos on YouTube.
Do I bother to read the All In One or Mike Chapple books?
Or should I just sit for the exam now? I am used to how ISC2 words their questions, from the samples I saw it looks like ISACA is very similar.
I prefer not to drop $300 on the QAE database if I do not need to
Yes? No?
Finally took the test earlier this week. Was easier than I figured but still took me over 2 hours and 15 minutes to finish. Some of the questions were pretty long and I had to spend time figuring what I was being asked. Thanks to everyone who helped me out especially mikedn with his exam software it was good practice and pretty close to the real thing. Now I am going to take the CISM as it is more popularity the corporate world.
Just passed my ISSMP earlier this week and now want to study for the CISM. Does ISACA publish a list of certification supplementary references like ISC2 does at isc2.org/Certifications/References ? Thanks!