Duncan Fairhead
Writes for Credential Press on cybersecurity.
What this name claims, and what it does not. Duncan Fairhead is a publishing name held by Credential Press for one subject area, so that a reader who trusts one book can find the rest. It carries no invented biography, years of practice or employer, because inventing those would be inventing a person. Every book under it is written from the exam board's own published documents, and its authority comes from the sources it cites.
The 2 titles under this name
CRISC Exam Guide
Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control
ISACA publishes 4 content domains and the share of the exam each one carries. The percentage is printed at the head of every domain so you can check that the pages went where the marks are. 150 questions in 4 hours. Every source named at the back.
14 chapters, 467 pages
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CRISC Practice Questions
Practice questions with full rationales, sized to the published domain weights
The distribution mirrors the domain weights the exam board publishes, so your percentage tells you something an evenly spread set cannot. Every question was written from the published blueprint and the published sources.
220 pages
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