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1. (ISC)2 SSCP Systems Security Certified Practitioner Official Practice Tests
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Seems pretty expensive to me, i have been using the Official Questions book from ISC2, they are good and should be enough to get through the exam.
I passed a few days ago. I felt pretty comfortable during the whole exam. I have a MSCSIA from WGU (I took SSCP 4 months after graduating). I have a CCNA, CCNA Sec, Security+, and a few others. I consider the SSCP a Security+ that uses more applied knowledge vs security+ (sec+ seems to quiz you more on facts you can answer the question with)
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I'd give this to anyone looking to pass the SSCP:
I utilized Lynda; look for SSCP Cert Prep 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 while taking notes with the videos. After watching each video for one of the domains, I would use the questions at the end to see how I tested. For each question I got wrong, I would write it down and continue to the ISC2 Offical Practice Tests online and practice the entire set of questions for that domain. I DID THIS IN PRACTICE MODE. For each question I got wrong, I wrote them down in the same fashion I did for the end of domain questions in Lynda, and read the explanation as to why I got it wrong, and understood the purposes of the other answers that were wrong (if firewall was the wrong answer, I would understand what the purpose of a firewall was, and I would understand why VPN was the correct answer). Basically, knowing what each of the 4 answers are will give you the best chance for the SSCP.
After I wrote down the issues I was having, I utilized the AIO book and tracked down the answers to the questions I got wrong and read the related section and took notes.
I would re-take the official practice tests again only if I felt I was "shakey" (usually if I scored under 75%).
I did this for each domain, and then after all domains I used the end of chapter tests in the AIO as another set of questions.
I then took the 1st practice test with the official practice questions and got a 68% (I swear this was way harder than the SSCP, DON'T WORRY!)
After the first practice test, I found out why I was wrong, studied the AIO on those again, and took notes.
I then moved to the TotalSEM provided by the AIO book, and took 1 set of 125 questions, and then a second set with 250 questions. TotalSEM is easier than the SSCP, but i feel if you're getting over 90% on them, you will be ready for the SSCP.
After I finished the 250q set from TotalSEM (the day before my exam), I took the second practice test from official practice test and got a 73%. Next day I took and passed the SSCP (provisionally).
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I took 7 weeks of studying (1 week per domain) and 1 week of pure test taking.
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