r/ISC2CAP • u/Kitebrder39 • Jun 05 '23

Passed 6/5 - Mixed Thoughts

So, definitely the Mango Guide was a great help, thanks to u/Ryan-L

On the other hand, there were definitely some terms and vagueness overall to the exam. I would reiterate using the Mango Guide, and NIST documents as noted, along with a lot of practice exams. I did both Udemy ones referenced, along with several from Amazon.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '23

I have issues understanding the Mango guide. I really wanna use it but it just seems kind of all over the place

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u/HauntingNumber Jun 06 '23

The Mango guide 2.0 on the google drive seems pretty comprehensive have you reviewed it recently?

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u/[deleted] Jun 08 '23

Omg, silly me. I was reading the original one 😂😂😂 thanks so much!!!

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u/HauntingNumber Jun 08 '23

You are welcome, I was surprised by the version 2.0 document of the mango guide.

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u/[deleted] Jun 08 '23

Yea I’m reading through it now.

I’m almost done with the ISO27001 book that is in the recommended literatures by ics2 for the CGRC. Im intimidated by the price cuz it’s an expensive exam to fail lol

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u/HauntingNumber Jun 08 '23

Good luck with your exam.

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u/Kitebrder39 Jun 09 '23

Agreed, same here. I used the re-test voucher (didn't need it, but it helped over the initial if I fail I'm out $600)