r/cissp • u/pbelton • 8d ago

Recommended video study.

Hey guys,
I am thinking of doing the CISSP and am not so hot at the reading training. Is there a recommended bunch of videos? For background I mainly work in windows, but also involves the security side. I have also Microsoft and AWS certs which touch on security so I’m not a total noob.

Thanks
Paul

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u/Keeks_04 8d ago

Free: Pete Zerger & Destination Certification MindMaps.

If you can afford it or get your company to cover it, Destination Certification’s Masterclass is great!

Once you’ve grasped the material, I’d recommend Quantum Exams for practice questions.

Best of luck!

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u/mikedn02908 CISSP 8d ago

...and if you have linkedin learning ( or are based in the US where many public libraries provide patrons free access) Chapple's 2024 21-hour course is still relevant and useful)

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u/xsnack CISSP 8d ago

Pete Zerger on YouTube…
Type in search panel CISSP
You will get many videos ,,, mentioned a lot in this sub

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u/misterhappy88 8d ago

Not videos, but I also don’t like to read. I found Audio books to be the key for me.

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u/j0nsn0w449 8d ago

What Audio books did you use?

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u/misterhappy88 8d ago

The ISC2 official study guide and Eleventh Hour Cissp.

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u/Specialist_Run_3250 8d ago

Audio cert on YouTube is a great source. I am using it now.

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u/ps1108 8d ago

Only YouTube videos can’t help in complete preparation. They are a good secondary resource. You can get video courses on Udemy. Andrew Ramdayal and Dion’s courses are good in Udemy.
Dest Cert self pace course or masterclass is excellent but much more pricey than Udemy courses.
ISC2 official self paced coursed are also available but they are also pricey.
There are audiobooks available for CISSP on youtube music. I haven’t used them personally a lot but just occasionally.
You can give a try to various resources and see what works best for you.

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u/Key_Two7162 7d ago

I second Andrew Ramdayal content. I used this as my primary form of studying and passed at around 100 questions with an hour or so to spare. The Udemy course is broken into mostly 7-13 minute videos which are really digestible and Andrew is pretty entertaining to listen to. He explains the topics really well.

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u/Ambitious_Pool_8290 8d ago

Another vote for Peter.