Hi All,

After a little while on study holiday, I've decided to start up again (before my son is born) and get my Security+.

I already have the learnkey course, just got the preplogic practice exam, waiting for the voucher redemption from preplogic (can take up to 4-6 weeks) and thinking about getting the examcram security+ book (I've gotten on well with examcram books with comptia exams in the past).

Does anyone else have any other suggestions?

I've already heard that the Security+ exam is written poorly and has the highest pass mark: 764

-Ken

Ken,

I've heard it is a popular course but there doesn't seem to be much material for it. I see the *official* material from Comptia is US and Canada only. :rolleyes:

Perhaps you could let us know what the ExamCram book is like?

Simon

I used the Syngress book, but it was for the previous version of the Security+ exam. That said, it was an excellent preparation tool.

That's one I've been waiting to take -- I finished the EC book, and while it's got some errors, it covers the material alright. It's been a couple of weeks since I read it, but I'm using it as a supplement to the Syngress book. The material seemed somewhat disjointed and wandering in both books, which is what I've read about the exam as well :rolleyes:

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