I have 22 years of experience in the IT industry, more on Projects and account mgt. My preparation was based on the recommendation from the community, here is the summary Reading / Books Study Groups: To keep you motivated and collective endeavor 1. Some wonderful free stuff to cover simple to medium learning, https://learn.frsecure.com/enrollments, Some excellent leaders Ron, Chris, and their team of experts! 2. Decent endeavor is good for beginners: https://www.skool.com/cissp/classroom I would plan my reading early in the morning, as it takes the most focus to grasp the reading: 1. OSG: Official study guide needs 50 Hours to complete 2. Destination CISSP is a concise guide. 3. Summary of OSG: very useful for light reading / refreshing knowledge, https://github.com/jefferywmoore/CISSP-Study-Resources?tab=readme-ov-fileVideo training (post reading books) 1. DestinationCert https://www.youtube.com/@destcert along with Mindmap notes excellent for practice. 2. Udemy Thor's lectures are good. 3. Cybrary has free training. 4. Cram Videos on the latest updates Cheets sheets 1. from comparitech: https://www.comparitech.com/blog/information-security/cissp-certification-courses/ 2. Destination CISSP downloadable content Test Practice: 1. Official Practice test 1000 and OSG -1000 2, Some Twitter and other forums 3. Destination CISSP mobile App, also provides free tests up to 1000, So should be enough.

If anyone would be so kind as to comment on @Chelsea Mason's post in r/cissp it would be a tremendous help to the community! Anything like "Glad I found this" "Awesome community!", whatever you feel!

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Great meeting today! Looking forward to others. Hey All, we are growing quickly and I'd like everyone to get a chance to get to know one another and connect. I'm going to put a meet and greet call on the Calendar for tomorrow - please join if you can! Very casual, just some roundtable introductions.