Re: CCIE vs CISSP/CISM

As someone who has a CISSP and currently studying for CCIE R&S, I can
tell you CISSP requires about 5-10% effort relative to CCIE. The test
is geared towards security management, ITIL, etc... it's not a
technical exam.

Steps to passing CISSP and keeping CISSP

1. Read the big gold/blue "All in One" book
2. Make sure you have the necessary experience/domains
3. Take test
4. Get a friend or someone at ISC2 to endorse you
5. Pay the crazy maintenance fee

On Sat, Dec 17, 2011 at 1:13 AM, Imran Ali <immrccie_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> bro , already attempted the lab , why distracting with cissp , cism ?
>
> go for ccie lab . i think cissp + cism , will not even account for 40
> percent of efforts needed to pass ccie rs .

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