CISSP exam - Understanding security in a holistic way and learn Top Technology For many years, complaints many people to learn so many things for the CISSP exam that she would never use in their lives. When I was preparing for the exam a few years ago, I had the same perspective as others. People have the belief that they needed to understand security through (ISC) 2 for this exam, removed so far from reality. The argument of these statements is that someone would have bits and pieces, and other trivial facts for the exam that are not useful in their career to remember - time is wasted. Again, I was in the same boat as I prepared and graduated centuries ago. Now I can see it quite differently. I've noticed since I've written books and taught for many years CISSP training classes, I have a better understanding of the material than I would if I just studied and took the test and moved on with her life . The things people complain about learning (Bell Lapadula, Biba, Clark-Wilson, etc.) will be of great benefit to a better understanding of security in a holistic manner rather than simply focusing their original idea on what safety. Much of the technical guys are of the belief that learning technology is primarily a waste of their time. This mindset is common for these people because they think of someone who does not understand the technology as they do as inferior. But companies are not in business to just software and networks in place. The software, networks and systems are just some of the tools it uses to manage and develop their business. So to understand things that are above technology, known as "soft skills" are actually more critical in the world of business - that's where we all live and work Although I'm pretty disappointed over the road. that questions regarding the CISSP exam are worded (confusing, vague, subjective), I have more understanding of the actual Common Body of Knowledge CBK. I was a security consultant, before I graduated, and when I … [Read more...]