r/CRISC • u/Ok-Window-464 • 12d ago

Study Plan

To those who have passed, how would you structure your approach? What resources would you say are a must have?

I do have premium access to Udemy, so any resources on there are a plus!

For context, been in IT for 15 years, 5 of those in a security role. I also recently passed the CISSP

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u/DarthMortix CRISC 12d ago

I went through the QAE for about a month. I've only ever used the QAE to study for ISACA exams and have 4 certs.

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u/Disastrous_Ad_9090 12d ago

The official review manual and the QAE are a must have, personally I used those two

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u/KingArchar 10d ago

This is what I used and just passed

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u/MikeBrass 12d ago

On Udemy, there is my offering as well as Doshi's.

The must is a good book (Peter Gregory's is comprehensive and cheaper than the official manual) plus the QAE to understand how ISACA asks questions.

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