CISSP Passport

CISSP exam preparation calls for more than memorizing terminology: candidates need to connect security principles with the decisions and risks they encounter across an organization. CISSP Passport offers a compact, domain-based review of the Certified Information Systems Security Professional exam, with an emphasis on focused revision and quick reference.

Review the CISSP domains in a clear structure

Bobby E. Rogers organizes the material around the exam’s eight domains, from Security and Risk Management to Software Development Security. The coverage also includes Asset Security, Security Architecture and Engineering, Communication and Network Security, Identity and Access Management, Security Assessment and Testing, and Security Operations.

Use exam-focused features to guide your study

Exam tips call attention to test-relevant points, while cautions flag common pitfalls and real-world issues. Tables and bulleted lists support quick review; cross-references connect related concepts elsewhere in the book, and further-resource notes point toward additional study.

Practice alongside the content

Objective sections include content reviews and practice questions, giving readers opportunities to check their understanding as they work through the domains. McGraw Hill also lists a customizable online practice-test engine with 300 questions and in-depth explanations as accompanying content.

A focused companion for certification candidates

This first-edition guide is designed for readers preparing for the 2021 CISSP exam objectives. Its concise, navigable format can support a structured review plan or serve as a reference when revisiting specific areas. Because certification objectives can change, candidates should compare the book’s coverage with the exam requirements current to their testing date.