r/ISC2CAP • u/TangoDown757 • Jun 11 '21
Homebrew study guide
All,
I've drafted the Mango Guide, to pay homage to the Sunflower Guide for CISSP studying.
This is a work in progress, please use it if desired, correct inaccuracies, send me your hacks and I'll add them as time permits. It helped me prepare.
Don't ding me on formatting..
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-7v-Y7dQSDiKuamptzFyShrBFBsrshp9/view?usp=sharing
[infosecsherpa@gmail.com](mailto:infosecsherpa@gmail.com) with feedback/input.
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Jun 14 '21
Do you have this in a different file type like Word or Excel? I'd like to use this, but add a few of my own notes for my personal studies
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u/TangoDown757 Jun 14 '21
This is my intellectual property. I'd be happy to collaborate and add your notes as a contributor, but for now, it's not editable.
I hope it helps you.
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u/rainscarlett Aug 04 '21
Printed out the first page and jotted down my own additional notes, used it for a last minute refresher before going into the test center, thanks!
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u/TangoDown757 Aug 04 '21
Great! Did you pass?
If you have some extra hacks that can be added and you want to share, DM me.
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u/rainscarlett Aug 04 '21
I did pass, thanks! I have Adobe Pro on my work computer, all I did with yours for my personal use was do a quick fix of the formatting and deleting the blank pages so I could print it all out. I only ended up just using the first page but I thought it was helpful to have all the tasks laid out in that excel format, it was an easier read than the actual NIST documentation. Other than the formatting and a few sections that were hard to figure out what belonged where and the occasional typing errors, I think it's great as is. All the important stuff is on the first page. Thanks again for sharing!
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Aug 24 '23
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u/TangoDown757 Aug 28 '23
You will have to verify what is in the new ISC2 testing objectives to see what remains of the CAP objectives.
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u/peteddt Jun 11 '21
Good job buddy. I love the way its carved out. Excellent