CCSP latest Study guide

[melhem83]

Dears ; 

I'I need to preparing and apply for CCSP exam, I've got three concerns, thanks a lot for your support 

1. anyone has an idea where to find CCSP official latest Study guide.
2. What is the difference between CCSP and CCSP CBK
3. will the (ISC)2 CCSP Certified Cloud Security Professional Official Study Guide (2nd ed.)
   works for the exam, found it on ebooks:  https://www.ebooks.com/en-sa/ebooks/book_display.asp?IID=209907993

[emb021]

The latest CCSP Study Guide can be found on Amazon, as well as if you're an ISC2 member, you can order at a discount from the publisher.  The current version is the 2nd edition.

CBK is Common Body of Knowledge.  A CBK is created (or should be created) for ALL certifications.  Its the basis for what your are being tested against and is the basis for how questions are developed and training and other study materials is being developed against.

Some feel that studying the CBK is an important part of any certification study program.  

The Study Guide is separate from the CBK.  You can obtain the CCSP CBK as a separate work from the Study Guide.

Currently, ISC2 makes available the CBK, Study Guide, and Practice Exams thru Sybex (part of Wiley).  All three are in their second editions.

[Sal23]

Hello Mike:
Where can I find a PDF version of the CCSP Guide ? If I buy the Kindle version can I open it on the windows platform. Pls advise thanks ! Sal.

[csjohnng]

@Sal23 

If you go to self-study section, there are links to Amazon and Wiley and Kindle version of the CCSP.

https://www.isc2.org/Training/Self-Study-Resources

For Kindle, I think there is window version. Disclaimer, I am not a windows user, so I really have no experience any ebook on Kindle on PC (Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 10). but there is Kindle on PC available.

https://www.amazon.com/Amazon-Digital-Services-LLC-Download/dp/B00UB76290

[denbesten]

When I studied for my CISSP, all my references were on Kindle, which I could easily share between my Android phone, iPhone, Kindle Fire and my Windows PC.  It even remembered where I was when I picked back up on a different device.  

My personal favorite was to use my large, FDH portrait monitor.  With it, I am able to read the equivalent of 2 paper pages before "turning" the page.