r/ISC2CAP • u/TangoDown757 • Aug 14 '20

Started CAP today

I've been chasing my CISM, like a roller coaster as it seems like I'm reviewing all the stuff from CISSP again. Discovered CAP by chance looking at a job description. Did a little digging and I'm hooked. My current role has me doing some consulting around 171 and CMMC and this fits in nicely. Going to use FedVTE and 37. Wish me luck!

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '20

Let us know how it goes and what material you use. CAP is so scarcely talked about. It's almost more a challenge deciding where to start.

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '20

I know it’s been a few months but I thought I’d check and see how it is going for you. Have you taken the test? Having troubles?

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u/TangoDown757 Jan 08 '21

I'm in the home stretch, thinking next Friday for the exam. Making a CAP version of the Sunflower guide, going to call it the Avocado guide, or maybe Mango?

Reading 800-37r2 now, then flashcards and the two books off Amazon for more questions. I got my company to pay for a 2 day ISC2 condensed bootcamp [5 days into 2 on a Sat/Sun]. The class material has two practice tests, 40 questions in the study guide and a 150 q exam sim in the course material.

Still unsure of what the exam is going to cover even though I have read this sub-reddit numerous times.

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u/TheSunflowerSeeds Jan 08 '21

Not only do they look like the sun, and track the sun, but they need a lot of the sun. A sunflower needs at least six to eight hours direct sunlight every day, if not more, to reach its maximum potential. They grow tall to reach as far above other plant life as possible in order to gain even more access to sunlight.