The Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) exam is a challenging test, but the CISSP Exam Cram can help you pass with flying colors. The CISSP exam tests your knowledge of the following areas:

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<LI>Access Control
<LI>Cryptography
<LI>Disaster Recovery Planning
<LI>Information Security Governance and Risk Management
<LI>Legal Regulations and Compliance
<LI>Physical Security
<LI>Security Architecture
<LI>Security Operations
<LI>Software Development Security
<LI>Telecommunications Security
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To take the CISSP Exam, a candidate must have at least five years of full-time security work in at least two of the ten areas listed above. The candidate must answer questions about their criminal history and background and have an endorsement from another CISSP in good standing. Finally they have to pass the CISSP exam, which consists of 250 multiple-choice questions covering the ten security domains listed above. A scaled score of 700 out of 1000 possible is required to pass. Once certified, a CISSP must recertify every three years, either by taking and passing the exam again, or by reporting at least 120 hours of continuing professional education (CPE) credits. 

Study guides are hundreds of pages long, and comprehensive coverage of all these topics can take a very long time. The CISSP Exam Cram boils all this information down so you can study what is most likely to be on the certification exam. You also have access to sample questions and practice exams to help your preparation for the actual CISSP Exam. There are over a thousand example exam questions and nineteen mock exams available. Each question has a detailed explanation of the correct answer to help guide you as you practice for the exam. 

Don't expect the CISSP Exam Cram to teach you the security knowledge you need to become a CISSP. But if you are a security professional and have the background necessary for the certification, the CISSP Exam Cram can help bolster your knowledge and confidence to sail through the exam.