I spent January reading the destination CISSP book. As I completed sections or domains during the day, I would then have ChatGPT test me with scenario based questions in the evening, trying the spaced repitiion/ actuve recall approach. This worked really well, until I spotted it was becoming repetitive and I was pattern spotting. I flipped then to testing using the dest cert app and then also purchased Boson based on recommendations. I have been scoring around 75-85% on dest cissp and ~75% on Boson. Albeit these are inly 50 question blocks. I did a mock exam on cissp.app and passed with ~75% at 110 questions. I have been consistently strong on the managerial style scenario questions, but, the more technical questions in Boson seem to cause me trouble. Because of this I am not sure if I am ready for the real thing. Is there a good or standard way to get a reasonable asessment on when you might be in a place where you are more likely to pass than not? How did you know you were “ready”?

is there a way to create the study questions as a Q and A or a poll that you keep the answer hidden until at least 24hrs later? I don't like seeing the answers in the responses before I've had a chance to think through the questions.

I'm back in the game and have been studying since october.. but have about 10 chapters left. I need to ask those who have read ch 9. this chapter is unlike the others.. it rambles on about all sorts of technologies and doesn't really add much value short of a reminder to some of us of all the various featrures and design options of those technologies.. Can I skip this chapter? I would like to prioritize my reading since I'm only three weeks away from my test date on the 25th .

Hello all I started studying bit in December but I started taking studying for the Cissp seriously around April. I want to take the exam by the end of August. I tried reading the book but it is extremely dry and I keep losing focus. I went through some of Thor and some of Mike chappel on LinkedIn. I have been watching and reading the material from destination certification. That has been alot easier to digest. Also doing practice questions as much as I can. This is definitely a different beast because at the point I am at i know a little bit about every section but I don't confidently feel i know enough, usually I would take a test pass it but I don't feel confident enough to do that with this test. Going to finish destination certification to see which gaps i need to feel in.feel free to add me on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/tdunni

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