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CCCure was such a great resource in preparation for the CISSP. I passed and was prepared partly because of the questions that I was exposed to on CCCure.

Fernando A. Bramwell, Cohort 12 2024-04-23 17:08:34

Has completed 1157 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 81.07

Passed the CISSP on the first try! Great product in combination with some books.

Mark Maxwell, CloudBees 2024-01-17 17:07:21

Has completed 1135 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 83.08

I attempted and passed the CISSP exam today in 1st attempt. Would like to take both the individual who recommended CCCURE and the CCCURE team for a great platform to self-assess the preparedness.

Anoop, VP, Resilience Risk, Retal and Wealth 2023-11-30 14:29:54

Has completed 1165 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 80.52

I passed so that's pretty great. I used this site almost exclusively to pass my test.

Russell Collins, N/A 2023-04-30 20:29:04

Has completed 534 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 77.9

I passed the actual exam today. Couldn't be happier to get that garbage test out of the way. I used this as my primary source of learning the material and it obviously works.

Russell Collins, CEO 2023-04-06 06:10:42

Has completed 534 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 77.9

I took the CISSP for the first time yesterday and passed with the (new) minimum number of questions (125). The cccure practice questions were a great way to prep. At the time, I thought some of the questions were a bit dodgy and maybe the answers were a bit iffy. But, wow, that is how MOST of the exam questions were too! Definitely a great tool to have in your belt as you prepare for the exam.

Stephanie, Cybersecurity Operations 2023-02-23 17:32:13

Has completed 2538 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 81.56

I used CCCURE for CISSP, CCSP, Security+, CASP, and Network+. The questions were great and very similar to the exams. I have a lot of experience in these areas already so these practice exams were exactly what I needed to refresh on areas I needed.

Scott Sailors, CISO 2022-11-28 01:50:04

Has completed 3185 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 78.24

CCCure is an outstanding resource for CISSP test practice. I like how I was able to create domain specific quizzes of ~50 questions, and then full length tests ~130 questions across all domains. This helped me improve in focused areas, and also gain confidence in my overall test taking aptitude. I practiced until I had seen all the available practice questions and was consistently in the 80%-90% range. I passed the CISSP on my first try. I saw approximately 130 questions, and took ~ 2.5 hours to finish the exam. The CCCure questions are on target as far as testing both general, and very detailed and specific, knowledge from the CISSP common body of knowledge. However I will say that the actual exam questions were more vague and situational; less focused on specific facts and details. I will come back to CCCure when it's time to study for another certification exam.

Troy Freeman, Comcast Business / Sr. Solutions Engineer 2022-08-18 17:24:54

Has completed 2809 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 85.9

Passed my CISSP on 5/31/2022. Went through the whole 150 questions like a champ but was very nervous about it. I attend a couple of boot camps offered by my job and used cccure and boson exams engine to study. Initially I was making the mistake of not taking the time to understand the ask of each question. After several practice exams I finally got a grip on the nature of how the questions are asked. The CISSP is mostly scenario based questions and the practice exams helps in training the mind in understand the scenarios. Materials Used: CCCURE test engine Boson Test engines 11th hour Mind Maps videos on youtube FRSecure Bootcamp Percepio Bootcamp CISSP Flash cards. The cccure test engines helps in providing you with several perspective on a certain question because you will see several variations on that question thus helping you understand the ask and content.

Emil, ISSO 2022-06-01 11:23:23

Has completed 1843 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 68.86

I PASSED THE SECURITY PLUS EXAM WITH A 754. This test bank will get you the methodology of the test, but the content will differ slightly. I attempted the exam twice. My primary means of studying were Prof. Messer videos and this test bank.

Ty Thompson, Macro Solutions/Service desk Technician 2022-03-23 11:23:02

Has completed 902 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 75.28

I find it hard studying from written media, I certainly did not posses the desire to read any of the books I purchased cover to cover. However, using the 'study quiz' functionality of the site I was able to find my weak points and really focus on studying those. I found repeated quizing on all areas, and then repeat quizing on the questions I got wrong was the fastest way for me to learn.. I have been in the IT industry for some 23 years, and in the Cyber Sec for the last 5 and a bit.. I really dislike doing exams, and the countless posts, blogs and video's outlining just how hard the CISSP was did nothing to help my fear. However, I tried to put that to the back of my mind and continued studying through CCure quizing, YouTube Videos, CISSP for Dummies book, the official study book and practice exams book and the Sunflower PDF and finally my own notes taken from a wide variety of places. I took my exam yesterday and passed on my first attempt.. Good luck everyone..

Mike Hudson, Lead Cyber Security Analyst 2022-01-26 14:02:20

Has completed 3592 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 72.8

CCCure facilitated my learning process to identify weak domains in the CISSP. I was able to dial in my readings to those domains and really learn where my weaknesses were. I successfully passed the exam recently in just over 62 minutes and 100 questions. This is a great tool to develop test confidence and get a feel for questions and the train of thought needed.

Jason, Communications Officer 2021-10-12 19:34:05

Has completed 3955 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 76.26

The practice exams were beneficial to helping me get prepared to pass the CISSP. Studying and knowing the material are elements of the exam. After my exam, I felt like I went 12 rounds with Mike Tyson. Just like an athlete, having "test stamina and endurance" is key to have your mind ready on exam day. Taking smaller 50-100 question practice exams will not get you ready when it comes to exam day. The 200 question practice exams got me prepared for what to expect.

Paul C, Viasat/Systems Engineer 2021-08-20 15:29:16

Has completed 2824 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 77.66

this cccure is very helpful but still planning to take my exams in september

mbah noela, none yet 2021-07-29 12:05:23

Has completed 2316 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 41.41

The questions presented really helped me reassure my knowledge of the information obtained during my studies. Using the official study guide, videos on YouTube, and CCCure helped me pass the CISSP today. Thanks for providing this tool.

Reginald Wheeler, Retired AF 2021-06-30 22:45:41

Has completed 2283 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 91.41

I passed and I feel this did prepare me well. The newest exam did hot on some items my study material did not address at all. The feel of these questions helped considerably .

Ron Burns, Bluewater Federal 2021-06-01 19:24:57

Has completed 2948 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 69.23

These quizzes helped me obtain my CISSP on the first try! Highly recommend them.

Brandon Walker, Cyber Engineer 2021-02-22 19:36:49

Has completed 1416 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 71.54

I passed my CISSP last Friday 02/12/2021. I just wanted to say that the cccure quiz questions have helped me a lot in understanding concepts and analyzing questions before picking up the correct answer. The exam is really a tricky one, you need to understand the English language also study the material. Thank you for this wonderful tool. I look forward to studying for CCSP-any recommendation? Thanks.

Justin Kankwenda, Cybersecurity Professional 2021-02-16 00:38:16

Has completed 2134 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 76.15

CCCure really helped me to get ready to take the CISSP exam. Study mode really allowed me to understand why I missed certain questions. These tests also allowed me to see what my weak subjects were over a period of time. I don' think I would have passed without CCCure. If you're not a strong test taker, I think this one of the best ways to gain a lot of practice so you're not completely overwhelmed when the times to test comes around.

Ryan, Security Engineer 2021-01-05 21:57:52

Has completed 6279 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 81.41

I passed the exam yesterday in 90 minutes and 103 questions, and I was absolutely certain I failed it when the test ended abruptly, of the things that I drilled basically none of them were on the exam, I saw 0 questions on kerberos, raid, fire suppression, OSI etc. The test for me leaned heavily towards the SDLC. I think the designers of this exam, are not looking to identify great engineers but people that can read and speak to complicated issues where there is not always a good solution and best judgement needs to applied with often limited or incomplete information around the areas of risk and general information security principals. In a few moments of panic my engineer brain was telling me I signed up for the wrong test and coming here was a mistake, and in hindsight I believe the test is intentionally designed to get inside your head and test your ability to understand complex topics and apply best judgement by giving you bizarre and seemingly non-sensical questions. Although the material questions here were almost useless to completing the exam, this does prepare you to read carefully and to think like the test designers so in that sense it was very helpful.

Tyler Younger, Cyber Security Engineer 2020-12-31 13:19:08

Has completed 730 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 83.01

I was able to pass this exam on my 1st attempt and it was a tough for me. This exam is not a memorization test but actual logically thinking and your experience. None of the questions on CCCure were on the exam but that is expected from other comments. What this site provides is a good feel for how the exam format and question types. A lot of the topics that I covered in detail was not even on the exam. I would 70-80 percent of the material were not on the exam and for the ones that were, each question was tricky. There were only a few that I was confidence in my answer but the rest 95% were down to a toss up between two. This is very like an English exam because I had to read each question several times to figure out what the question is about. I am not sure why they try to be so tricky with the wording so just take your time and read each question carefully. It took me much longer than expected to pass because I spent 2 1/2 hours to pass the exam. I watched youtube videos and used CCCure practice questions to pass this exam. I didn't read the book at all and only use it as a reference for topics I need further clarification on. Good luck everyone!

T.Tran, Platform Engineer/Oporation 2020-12-05 12:36:20

Has completed 3814 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 66.2

Even though I have lots of experience, I am 100% sure that i wouldnt have passed it without the practice tests. This is a great tool and the entire worth it. Thank you for helping me pass the CiSSP exam in my first attempt.

Rajesh Chakram, Cisco/Director 2020-11-20 02:49:20

Has completed 790 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 74.81

Hello. I successfully passed the CISSP on 29th October. Was a monster of an exam. Exactly what every one says about it is true and especially how to approach it. This test bank will cement the required approach into your mind. I completed many test questions and in the final 2 weeks I replayed a Youtube webcast from a study group. This helped me greatly. Also I found the official ISC CISSP test App was very helpful. I highly recommend you find and join a suitable study group - I wish I had done so earlier in my journey.. I passed at around 102/103 questions. My one piece of advice would be to ensure you become extremely proficient at determining the best answer. In many cases you will be faced with a question that does not have an obvious correct answer. Think very hard why answers are incorrect and that will likely leave you with the remaining correct answer. Good luck to all. It is a wonderful feeling when you pass this exam.

Rizwan Shamim, MUFG 2020-11-02 12:57:10

Has completed 10000+ questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 90% Average

Passed CISSP successfully today at 100 questions after 1 month of learning with CCCure and the Official Study Guide. Disclaimer: Don't expect to see a single question straight from either the CCCure tests or the Study Guide at the exam. This is not a test dump. The practice questions available here help you to get used to the mindset of the exam, show you where you are still lacking full knowledge of the domain and provide a decent explanation of why you'd choose a specific answer for a question with the words best / false / ultimately responsible. Don't skimp on practicing: after you did a few full 150 question test quizzes, make sure to use the Unattempted Questions only option so you won't just learn the answers to the familiar questions. Also, use Questions that were answered wrong previously option to revisit all mistakes after every few tests. Both features were really useful, thanks CCCure team!

Ben, IT manager 2020-10-28 16:57:01

Has completed 2850 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 83.44

I passed the CISSP on my first try and your quiz engine was a big help. I used pretty much only the test mode and as I go closer to the date I took a minimum of two (150) question test a day. and on weekends four or five a day. Your tests got me used to working with scenario questions and also taught me how slow down and go through each question. Thanks! I will be back for the CCSP Test!

Jeff Godoy, Information System Security Engineer (ISSE) 2020-10-03 01:20:47

Has completed 5510 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 77.19

I found the quizes for the SEC+ 501 exam to be extreamly helpfull. They tended to be alot harder than the ones I actually recieved on the Exam. After cramming for about a week I was able to pass with a 777. Personally I would love to see more practical exercises. Those where the questions that I had the hardest time with. I would really look into actually setting up a fire wall, What phsical and software security measures to put on a device.

Caleb Turner, S6 United States Army 2020-09-27 15:16:04

Has completed 602 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 67.77

Passed CCSP last Friday and I wanted to share my experience and feedback. A bit on my background - I have 20+ years of IT experience, 7+ years of experience in hosted and cloud deployments, 3+ years in InfoSec. During the past 3 years I have attempted CISSP and failed twice, so I was familiar with the ISC(2) format. Instead of sitting for the CISSP once again I introspected and decided CCSP was probably a better exam due to my work primarily in cloud and how the IT industry is transforming. I used the following study material - 1. CCSP (ISC)2 Certified Cloud Security Professional Official Study Guide - Ben Malisow 2. CCSP Certified Cloud Security Professional All-in-One Exam Guide - Daniel Carter 3. CCCure CCSP quiz 4. I read a lot of relevant ISO/NIST/EU/CSA online resources and made notes based on the above 3 study sources. For example, did a lot of reading from CSA topics online. Read my company ISO/SOC/PCI/HIPAA/FedRAMP pertaining to our XaaS solutions (I guess this is where I leveraged my real life experience). Out of the 2 books I found first #1 better crafted (readable) and #2 had very useful focus area highlights (exam tips). The practice exam questions in the books seemed very easy to me but definitely helpful. I have to commend CCCure CCSP quiz engine for the quality content. I think they served as a great resource for not only giving an idea about the exam format but also the topics. The detailed explanation was pretty helpful and I expanded on those topics from online resources. I think the questions cover a very wide range of topics and even things outside the two books, like Jericho CUBE. One suggested area of improvement would be more content on DevOps and SecOps pertaining to cloud. Prior to exam I read lot of reviews about the 'English language' framing. To a degree I would agree but personally I feel it's done to challenge some part of your psychometric analysis and the key is to be a very 'careful reader' and not a 'selective reader'. My mother tongue isn't English, don't claim to have the best English, but it was my first language since school/college days. I didn't find the English grammar or sentence construction too off in the exam. May be I was lucky! I have seen and passed exams from my company and they seem to follow similar format. So honestly I’m not very surprised. To ace the exam not only you need to have the required work experience but also think and answer strategically and not tactically. For example, if you are asked about a data breach, and the options are short term vs long term controls, what would you prefer. As a security manager, architect, leader have the 'big picture' in mind. This is a BIG thing I learnt coming off my two failed CISSP attempts. Right at the onset when I started studying I knew I made the right choice. The CCSP content and exam is really focused to cloud and CISSP in my opinion though great/helpful doesn't equip you properly to be a cloud architect (just my perspective). But it's definitely complimentary. So I'm glad I pursued it and got what I wanted. Thanks CCCure and best wished to everyone!!!

Subhro, Enterprise Architect 2020-08-31 00:14:24

Has completed 1965 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 85.09

So a friend recommended me to get CCcure as it will help for exam and yes it did . I passed CISSP with 100 ques . All I can say abt CCcure is it has guge database of question which covers all the topics in CISSP syllabus . It will let you know which is your weak domain .. explanations are really good . Only drawback is questions are very repetitive which can be cured by auditing question. Again questions are not close to real exam but This will help u know ensure that you have covered all topics.

Hrishikesh Samant, SOC Lead - Inspira Enterprise India pvt Ltd 2020-08-16 06:39:15

Has completed 1980 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 77.41

Normally, I don't usually post feedback after my exams. But I just have to make a post to give some advice. I Took the CCSP exams yesterday after using the materials on this site and materials from Willy and Todd. I read more than 6hours every day for three months and a half but failed the exams yesterday 24/07/2020 and I have also failed CISSP in the past as well. Let me point it out that out of the 125 questions in the CCSP exams no single "exact or even look alike" questions came out from this site or even study questions from other materials I used for preparation. Now I discovered the problem is within ISC2. Let me point it out that I have written other exams such as Cisco exams, Lean Six Sigma BlackBelt, e-council CEH, CompTIA exams, and many more. The problem I discovered is that ISC2 has a way of wording their questions that makes it very difficult for people to pass such that all materials used for study and preparations become irrelevant. Most times, one is able to eliminate two questions out of the four options presented but then the remaining two are such that you can't do away with either. Again the phrasing and wording of the options apart from the question itself are crazy. Why don't ISC2 stick with their study materials? it doesn’t make any sense studying with so many materials and on the day of the exam, it becomes a different ball game struggling to interpret questions. I am done with ISC2 and moving to other non-vendor specific cloud exams!

NOTE FROM CLEMENT: Timothy, thanks for your precious feedback. This is one of the most common complaints we hear all the time. Why make the questions so convoluted and hard to understand. This is not an English test, it is a technical test. Also, most people study from one of a couple of study books, but in reality, the exam is based on almost one hundred references plus the famous 5 years of experience. In short, READING is one of the most important skill for this exam.

Timothy, Network Support Engineer 2020-07-25 10:37:30

Has completed 250 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 98

Thank you CCCure! I passed the CISSP exam last week and your quiz engine really helped me! I was able to understand where I was at in each Domain, and what areas I needed to study more before taking the actual exam. One suggested improvement would be to have the same countdown timer as what is used during exam although maybe that is not consistent across exam centers? Thank you, Kathy

Kathy Ferguson, BAE Systems 2020-07-15 23:14:26

Has completed 685 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 75.77

Didn't pass CCSP. I believe it's more to do with wording of the actual actual exams ISC2 uses. CCCURE questions are good and will get you to about 80%.

PJW, SOC Manager 2020-06-30 12:20:06

Has completed 772 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 82.9

I really like the testing engine you have. It is great to be able to review the questions you missed, and the questions include where the correct answers are which is very helpful on concepts. I took the CCSP and passed. I do wish you had more questions. I plan on using the service for some other tests that I plan on taking. Thanks

Dave, Security Engineer 2020-06-13 01:54:53

Has completed 419 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 78.52

This was a good practice. I would suggest 25 question per session, 12 times a day. In other words, get roughly 250-300 questions per domain, making it a muscle memory for you to identify certain clues or make mental connection. All in all, it was a good practice, and I am happy this helped me out. Right before my CISSP exam, I did around 2600 questions all together. Last eight days were just CCCure and revising my notes. Took 1 hour 50 minutes and 100 question for me to pass.

Saral K. Shrestha, Network Engineer 2020-06-13 01:02:02

Has completed 2301 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 83.09

Though I had little chance to go through all CCCure questions but whatever I attempted gave incredible help to guage my preparedness for the CISSP examination. The way these questions help you develop a mindset to think like a risk advisor is great asset on anyone's CISSP journey. I have provisionally passed my CISSP examination in previous month and look forward to returning to this portal for next milestone. Thank you Team CCCure. :)

Prakhar, Accenture 2020-02-18 23:31:53

Has completed 185 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 82.7

Quality test banks so far, but that would be better if there is an option that let students take the CISSP exam questionnaires by domain.

Note from Clement: "You do have the option of doing one domain at the time which is what we recommend. Click on QUIZ, then select NEW QUIZ, which will take you to the main quiz generation page. On that page, you can select the certification you wish to work on, the specific domain or domains you wish to be tested on as well. You can pick one domain, two domains, multiple domains, or all of them if you wish.

Landry Djapo, Military/Cybersecurity 2020-02-16 14:20:33

Has completed 2935 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 71.65

I'm giving this a 4 star review due to the awesome nature of the test structure. It does represent what you will see on the exam. However, even after a thousand Security + questions, 90% of the exam covered material that was not included in these practice tests. Please, utilize other study material in conjunction with this site. Do your best to answer these test questions organically and without help, as a 100 question practice exam will be much like the real thing. Learn configurations for WAPs, how to point out a breach on a server, identifying when a breach occurred, virus forms, formats of file types (png, etc), hashing, situations regarding "The BEST" option and visa versa, control types (corrective, preventative, and so on. these were very prominent on my exam). This site is a fantastic tool to help you study, but as stated before, please use other study material in conjunction with this site. Professor Messer's Security + videos and study material was a huge help to me as well as this site. Good luck!

Samuel, IT Support 2020-01-08 18:17:44

Has completed 1101 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 81.29

Passed my CISSP yesterday and I couldn't have done it without the opportunity to cement everything I've learned with your quiz bank. A month of drills made all the difference. Thanks!

Denise Mamaril, Nordstrom 2019-12-31 20:09:11

Has completed 1612 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 80.4

I passed my exam last week. Honestly the exam was tough. The questions that i faced was never seen in any of the practice database. But one thing that i can confirm is that practicing all CCCure questions will set your mind for exam, and on the day of your exam your brain will work on auto pilot. The key here is practice as much questions as you can. Below is the strategy that i followed. 1. Practice CCCure all questions in Study mode everyday and make sure the explanations are understood. 2. Once you have see all CCCure questions once, practice again. Initially my score used to be average 65%, but the 2nd time, my score started improving and was average 75 to 80%. 3. practice in Test mode every day 1 exam and scored similar 80%. Till this time i have seen all the questions atleast twice. 4. Practiced Boson exam simulator. It has tough questions and great explanation. This will add an additional confidence layer on top of your mind. Initially i scored poor in Boson i.e. 65%, but i payed attention to the explanation, and then practiced all the questions again and made my own notes. 5. A day before the exam- i just read my notes that i prepared for the questions that i gave wrong answers in CCCure and Boson, and some concepts. THATS IT.... 6. Strategy during the exam - (MOST IMPORTANT THING). Before you start reading the question, skimm the answers first. This will set the context of the question in your mind. Next after you read he questions, rule out the 2 answers. Next choose one of the 2 best answers. Note - majority of the questions will have all the answer choice relevant and will seem correct With this strategy, i completed the exam of 100 questions in just 120 minutes. WISH YOU ALL THE BEST.

ZRB, Architect 2019-12-15 19:45:17

Has completed 4891 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 78.53

Passed the CISSP yesterday on my first attempt! I found this site very helpful because it helped me to think from the right perspective (as a manager thinking long term AND establishing/following processes). In addition to this site, I used the CISSP Study Guide by Eric Conrad, the Cybrary CISSP course by Kelly Handerhan, and some flash cards. Thanks CCCure for providing an excellent and cost effective study tool. I wish good luck to everyone pursuing CISSP.

Jeff Norkoli, Software/Systems Engineer 2019-11-26 13:26:45

Has completed 2593 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 84.11

I took a week long boot camp and used the study questions that they provided. However, based on what I read about the CISSP exam, I felt I needed questions that were a little more rigorous and not as straight forward. A Co-Worker of mine recommended CCCure and I decided to give it a try. The questions that CCCure provided were exactly what I needed in order to prepare for the hardest exam of my life. I really like how everything is separated by domain. That gave me an opportunity to identify which areas needed more of my attention. Having the ability to take a quiz in test mode with questions I had not seen before was the thing the helped me the most. I provisionally passed my CISSP at 150 questions. And I can honestly say if it was not for CCCure, the outcome would have been different. The only recommendation I would have is to add more matching questions.

Stringer Jones, Lane Haper Solutions 2019-11-07 17:38:14

Has completed 1750 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 81.54

Unfortunately after more than a year of prep across more than 5 sites including this one - I did not pass the CCSP exam. My prep test scores across all sites including the ISC2 CCSP book(s) with prep questions are in the high 90's across the board. At least if I sign up for an expensive boot camp it shouldn't be such the challenge. This particular site is AWESOME due especially to the "detail" button! It explains not only the correct answer reasons - but details the reasons behind the incorrect details too. Thank you CCCURE!

Bill Anderson, Booz Allen Hamilton/Threat Intelligence Analyst 2019-11-02 16:40:10

Has completed 403 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 95.29

Thank you very much Clement for your initial guidance (game plan) and continuous support. I cleared CISSP exam on 10/24/2019. CISSP Cert engine was very helpful during preparation. Especially detailed explanation provided for each question. I got less time to go through all the questions. However, i would recommend to start going through Ccure questions atleast 3 months ahead of the exam date and get well versed.

Sridhar Srinivas Margapuri, Boeing India Pvt Ltd 2019-10-30 17:33:09

Has completed 1537 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 67.73

I would say cccure helped in shaping my thinking process, and gave me some level of calmness approaching the exams. At a point I was jittery in the exams, I remembered my average score in cccure, and I just calmed down knowing my cccure should be my worst score no matter what. God helped me all through and I passed the CISSP at my first attempt, all glory to God! Advice: Do at least 2000 questions, but be sure to also read the Study Guide. Do not expect ANY questions you met on cccure to come out of the exams. The pattern is totally different, BUT cccure will help shape your thinking. The exam is tough, not as easy as some say! I spent the whole 3 hours and answered 150 questions. My approach: I approached each question with calmness, concentrated on what I am reading rather than my interpretation of it. I am a technical person and if you are, the exam becomes tougher! Stay within the questions, note well words like MOST, MINIMUM, BEST, LIKELY, FIRST, and NOT as these words are the only pointer you get to decipher what the question is saying and what options could be (if you are technical!). My resources: cccure and the ISC Study guide. More importantly, prepare well, trust God and trust yourself. Total preparation - 7 days effectively. Thanks to those who found cccure, glory to God!

Opeyemi Olatunji, Cyber Risk Consultant 2019-08-24 20:34:06

Has completed 2070 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 72.66

I passed my CISSP exam on the first try! My manager and colleague had formal training through ISC2. I was unable to attend. As a result, they took their exams first. My manager passed while my other colleague did not.

I thought I wasn't going to have a chance since they had a 50% pass rate and they actually took the training. My study materials were the O'Reilly video course and the ISC2 CISSP study book. I used CCCure exclusively for study exams along with the questions provided at the end of each chapter. The questions were not exactly the same as the ones here, but that's the goal. The goal is to get you thinking the way they want you to think in the exam and it seemed to work. Towards the end of my study, I changed the settings to only include questions I hadn't seen before or had missed in the past 10 exams and my average dropped a bit. I felt pretty bad at that point, but apparently, it was for the best because I noticed a few topics I needed to study upon. This morning I still felt ill-prepared, but I guess that's the nature of these exams. Thankfully at the end of the test, I discovered I passed. Cheers!!!

Matthew Hampton, IBM / Cybersecurity Architect 2019-08-04 00:24:27

Has completed 3714 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 78.35

I am glad that I chose CCCure the second time I took the test. CCCure provided me the content that I am looking for which is drilling the concept on each domains. I wish that I subscribe in this site when I was just starting studying for CISSP. I did what everybody does which is to read Shon Harris All-in-one 8th Ed, Sysbex 7th Ed, 11th Hour Study Guide, listen to Cybrary Kelly Handerhan Audio, Boson test engine, Shon Harris All-in-one quiz and index card and CISSP Sunflower. But one thing that I am lacking is the practice test on different test engine. I've only been doing practice test in Boson, I am not saying that Boson is not a good quiz engine, what I am saying is you have to at least try different vendor as well, and I think I only did around 1000 question overall when I took my 1st test and I failed it. Before I took my 2nd test I decided to subscribe to CCCure since I heard a lot of good reviews and I does not want to read a book again. So I followed the guide that was posted on CCCure website which is to get at least 80% on a domain before moving on. I think this is the study technique that I am looking is for, and to my surprise it tested me on my weak areas. When I took the exam the 2nd time I am confident that I will be fine throughout the test. I did 150 questions in almost 3 hours because I took a break in between and I highly suggest to take a break at least once to refresh your mind. Overall, I highly suggest to take your time studying on each domain and make sure you understand why you got it right or wrong. Do at least 3000 questions and go through the whole test bank at least once to maximize your studying. I appreciate Mr. Clement for his last minute guidance that he gave me and his team for contributing to my success!

Alfredo Rodriguez, I.T. Specialist 2019-07-23 12:55:56

Has completed 5408 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 79.09

The cccure test engine really helped me prepare well for the exam. I r.ealised that it was the missing ingredient when I was facing difficulty in my prep initially. The continuous study along with the cccure quiz finally helped me gain the confidence required to attempt the exam. I passed on the first attempt after 3 months of intensive preparation - big part of which was the quiz for each domain. The detailed explanaton with each questions were particulary helpful to clarify doubts and retain inforrmation longer. I would certainly recommend the cccure quiz as an important component of overall CISSP prep. Thanks so much Clement and Team, your eforts in keeping the quiz updated and at high standards are much appreciated!

Veer K Rana, Risk & Compliance Lead 2019-07-20 06:06:44

Has completed 3071 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 85.7

1 month ago, I decided to register for the CISSP exam on 22nd June. I was scoring around 65-68% on an average on all the topics in CCCure and the exam was near. I was nervous. My subscription was going to expire on 16th but I always believe things can happen if you ask for them.

I requested CCCURE to extend my subscription by 1 week and Clement was not only generous enough to extend my subscription but he also gave me a gem of advice which really helped me prepare the strategy for a next few days. Practicing questions via CCCURE helped me in 2 big ways: 1. It helped me to get into the CISSP mindset. 2. I was able to identify my weaknesses and work on them. These 2 things made a huge difference in helping me clear the exam in first attempt!

Clement and Team, you're doing a great job by empowering individuals to achieve their goals! Keep it up!!

Thank you!

Amita Sekhri, Azure Cloud Engineer, Microsoft 2019-06-23 11:48:41

Has completed 2127 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 65.91

I cleared the exam today. Wow what a relief. I think cccure played a major role in this. I went to TIA.edu to do the bootcamp and it was amazing. Andrew, our instructor from TIA recommended cccure and i just got hooked on to it. For the exam - I read the official book, solved cccure and did solved the bootcamp exam questions. I also did a bit of Sonny's classroom and itdojo. The best part about CCCure is that the answers have a very detailed explanation on not only why the correct answer is correct but also why the incorrect answer is incorrect. The authors, contributors have worked really hard on coming up with over 1800 questions with amazing descriptions. I did the Bootcamp in May and gave the test today, solved more than 6000 questions and towards the end, was able to maintain around 90%.

Satish, Program Manageer 2019-06-22 21:29:05

Has completed 6452 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 81.74

PASSED TODAY! After studying night in and night out for 4 weeks. I had my test today 6/14 and passed. I couldnt be more excited nor could I be more thankful for the amazing guidance and prep from CCCure. I have read many other testimonials from this site and I can confirm that the test is challenging but not insurmountable. As you can see I took at 35 tests and almost 3500 questions and I needed them all to get the confidence I had going into that testing center today. I can say that Im not a novice to InfoSec but I dont have YEARS of experience either and I passed and substantially increased my knowledge base with this service! While you wont find exact questions, I can tell you that you will find plenty of similarities in question style, answer style and also general test makeup when compared to the testing engine here. Granted I took a multi faceted approach to studying and CCCure was only a part of it, this was without a doubt the most critical aspect of my studying and it paid off. Also I didnt pay for any course in person or online, just good ole fashioned late nights, ink and paper cuts!

Darrell S., Information Security Engineer 2019-06-14 21:49:14

Has completed 3450 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 76.61

So there I was... Sitting in front of the exam computer... Knowing I had bombed the test... But lucky didn't. 9 May 19 - Passed at 2 hours and 40 minutes with 138 questions. About 15% of them I had not seen or had reference to in my studying and practice exams. Prep time: 8 weeks or so. Used: Audible Audiobook Essential CISSP. Listened to all the way though twice with driving back and forth to work. CISSP 11th hour book for the old pre 18 test. The info seems to be about the same, just the domains change. CCCure testing engine. 39 tests. I didn't find any of the questions really close to the real test questions, but the concepts behind the test questions if what got me though. I just recieved my complete the second step of certification email about 30 minutes ago. Finishing the rest now.

William Dill, Consulting\Sr. Systems Engineer 2019-05-11 00:05:02

Has completed 1925 questions on the quiz. | Has maintained an overall average of 72.16