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Summary: Best of the Sec+ books
Review: After reviewing most of the Security+ material on the market, this book helped me the most in passing the CompTia certification. It appears to be the only Sec+ book authored by a Security+ certified professional, and the questions in the book and extra questions on the CD were dead on.
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Summary: A study tool that can help the Security+ students.
Review: Security, security, security, that's seems to be the hottest growing area of the IT industry over the last 18 months. CompTIA release of the security+ exam is the foundational standard by which companies have set a measuring stick for those looking to break into the Security field. In this book the authors have given you a good breakdown of the domains associated with a very tough exam. The authors seem to have covered every objective and the material is technically accurate and up to date. The book has over 150 practice questions included. What I found to be most helpful was the communication security as well as the infrastructure security sections. Looking at the overall content of the book you should have a good base in which to learn from. I was very pleased with the cdrom included, which has a practice question using the Boson Testing engine. Overall the authors have created a very good study guide and based on what I have seen from the exam, this book should help.
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Summary: Short and to the point
Review: This book is a bit dry, diving no holds bar into the technical side of Security+. Sample questions are given at the end of each chapter, with the answers and explanations given in the back of the book. Overall, a nice read. First chapter is a bit rough, however.
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Summary: Short and to the point
Review: This book is a bit dry, diving no holds bar into the technical side of Security+. Sample questions are given at the end of each chapter, with the answers and explanations given in the back of the book. Overall, a nice read. First chapter is a bit rough, however.
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