How To Think Like A Manager for the CISSP Exam

This book is outstanding! It is short, straight to the point, and most importantly, it contains the most realistic questions to the actual exam. I have taken many exams and compared many study tools to the actual exam (I am a CPA, CIA, CISA, and CFE). For the CISSP, the 25 questions contained in this book are identical, in terms of difficulty and style to the actual exam. Luke Ahmed does an excellent job explaining why certain answer choices are better than others, covering every single answer choice, and highlighting the mindset needed to correctly answer each question. I definitely recommend everyone read this book and slowly work through the 25 questions Luke covers. Don’t wait until the day before the exam to read this book, read this book before you start your final review phase or earlier.

This book is such a blessing for those of us working towards taking the CISSP. The breakdowns, explanations, and thoughtfulness of each question's scenario is top notch. Do yourself a favor and get this for your CISSP (or cyber-related) studies! Future you will thank you later!

This book was EXTREMELY helpful in passing the exam. I took and passed it on 12/3/22. I used this book 2.5 weeks before my exam date. This book is certainly not a primary study source but it also doesnt claim to be so go in knowing that. This book is about how you need to think when taking the exam. You must go in thinking like a manager and not a tech. It certainly was a game changer and i highly recommend this book along with the 11th hour on the last month going into the exam.

Buy the book. Seriously. It will change your way of thinking and I firmly believe this is the reason I gained enough confidence and determination to pass the CISSP exam. I read it 3 times. Short and sweet, no nonsense and right to the point. Questions were spot on comparable to the test. The breakdown of how to answer truly saved me during my studying. If you could only buy one piece of study material, this is the the one to get.

Easy read. Helps with the mindset you're going to need to pass the CISSP.

This book is written with heart and soul from a standpoint of a CISSP! Thank you Luke Ahmed for sharing your wisdom!

Short and sweet. So sorry it took me so long to get the book. Now it is at the top of my list for my CISSP students. All the questions are very well thought out and come with great references. If information security management was a restaurant, technical people are great chefs who do NOT always have the skills to interface with customers. This is the CISSP / Waiter's job. And the customers are the other managers. Great job Luke!

This book is well worth the read! This is an outstanding tool for adopting the "CISSP Mindset." For those preparing for the exam, technical know-how will only help so much. Beyond that is understanding how IT Security fits in with the business goals of the organization (Revenue/Expenses/Risk). More important than getting the answer correct on these test questions, it to be able to explain why the correct answer is correct, and why the incorrect answers are incorrect. The reader might not agree with all of the authors conclusions, but if they can explain why they disagree, they will be well on their way to passing the CISSP exam. This book, and the authors web site, were critical for my successful completion of the CISSP exam.

この本は練習問題とその解説を通じていかに高い視点でセキュリティを捉えるかが学べます。それは実務においても必要なことですが、あまりの例題の難しさに愕然としました。試験直前に読みましたが、半分ぐらいしか合ってなかったと思います。ですが、試験には受かりました。ちょっと哲学的で深読みを求めすぎる感じです。実際の試験はこれよりもシンプルですし、引っ掛け問題なんじゃないかと深読みしている時間もありません。この本を読んで自信を失わないでほしい。

Navigating the challenging waters of the CISSP exam can be daunting for many, but Luke Ahmed's "How To Think Like A Manager for the CISSP Exam" emerges as a lighthouse for aspiring security professionals. Ahmed, with his precise and insightful approach, offers more than just a study guide; he provides a mindset transformation essential for conquering the CISSP exam. At the heart of this book is the emphasis on the managerial perspective, a critical aspect of the CISSP exam often overlooked by technical professionals. Ahmed’s expertise shines through as he meticulously breaks down complex questions into understandable segments, guiding readers on how to approach each problem with the mindset of a manager. This approach is not just about finding the right answers but understanding the why behind them, aligning closely with the exam's core objectives. What sets this book apart is its conciseness. Despite its brevity, there's no compromise on the depth of knowledge and insight offered. Each page is crafted with purpose, directly contributing to the reader's preparation and confidence. The clarity in the explanation of question breakdowns is exceptional, providing lucid interpretations that demystify the often intricate scenarios presented in the CISSP exam. For those embarking on the journey to CISSP certification, Ahmed's guide is indispensable. It’s not merely a book; it’s a mentorship in print, designed to elevate your thought process to align with the expectations of CISSP examiners. This alignment is crucial, as it's the understanding and application of this managerial perspective that often determines success or failure. I wholeheartedly recommend "How To Think Like A Manager for the CISSP Exam" to anyone dedicated to passing the CISSP exam on their first attempt. Luke Ahmed doesn’t just teach you how to prepare; he transforms your approach to ensure you walk into the exam room not just as a candidate, but as a manager ready to tackle the challenges ahead. In summary, Ahmed’s book is a brilliant resource that promises to enrich your study strategy with invaluable insights, steering you towards success with confidence and clarity. It’s a must-read for aspiring CISSP professionals committed to not just passing the exam but excelling in their future careers.

Eftersom jag är en IT Tekniker så kände jag att jag behövde denna lilla bok.

This book is a must in you prep. It will help you to get the good mindset to pass the CISSP exam. (think like a manager and not a technician)

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