Weekly Sync CCSP Study Group

[akkem]

Every Thursday sync at 7 PM ET.

[Jacek]

Hi, new school year, definitelly I'm in ...  🙂 

What's your targets for exams, current year? 

[vijisridhar]

Would like to Join this Study Group.

[Beejay79]

Yes

[adnanazad]

YES

[loshasolomon]

I have written the CCSP exam three times and have failed. There is certainly something I am doing wrong. Despite studying so hard for the exam.

[Beejay79]

I have done CCSP 4 times and failed too despite my hard work. I passed
CISSP on my 2nd attempt. I'm also looking for a winning strategy

[nkeaton]

@Ioshasoloman I passed it when the exam was still linear. I did read the Sybex book but passed using no cost online materials from CSA (Cloud Security Alliance) and NIST. CSA helped ISC2 develop the CCSP. Their materials assume that already know cybersecurity and only concentrate on cloud concepts and security. The NIST documents are older but still relevant. If only read one, I would suggest SP 800-125 for a refresher on virtualization. Best wishes.

[SILYRICS]

Hello to anyone else just starting out with CCSP. I have 180 day access for slow and timely access as I become available while working. 
if there is anyone else looking to share the experience, am happy to help and discuss as necessary. 

starting today Saturday, 28th March 2026

good luck to all participating.  

[SILYRICS]

Well I am just into the ISC2 Learning materials for remote study. This is the AI generated approach and may be of use for progression if you are having difficulties?
While this might be obvious to some, I find the materials and language take some getting used to, and the setup of exam questions make my brain itch sometimes but with time and calm deliberation, i find my way through.
The approach of "NOT" using ISC2 materials may for many like myself not create conditions for a Pass. Even while studying Cisco Switching and Routing some years ago, I learning that a Professional Vendor book aligned with a third party book are minimum if you do not understanding specific topics or materials, and it usually comes down to semantics. Happy to chat along as you go if you wish

[SILYRICS]

Kudo for saying something.
Well I am just into the ISC2 Learning materials for remote study. This is the AI generated approach and may be of use for progression if you are having difficulties?
While this might be obvious to some, I find the materials and language take some getting used to, and the setup of exam questions make my brain itch sometimes but with time and calm deliberation, i find my way through.
The approach of "NOT" using ISC2 materials may for many like myself not create conditions for a Pass. Even while studying Cisco Switching and Routing some years ago, I learning that a Professional Vendor book aligned with a third party book are minimum if you do not understanding specific topics or materials, and it usually comes down to semantics. Happy to chat along as you go if you wish