SecureNinjaReviews of secureninja.com

Great instructors. Haven't failed a test yet.

Content of the CISSP Bootcamp class is substantive, and would earn another star except for the use of stolen practice questions from the web with no real answer key. This would be no big deal if it weren't for the fact that hours upon hours were dedicated to these questions, and the instructor dismissed other online sample question tools as having "mere opinions" as answers. He also was frequently persuaded by the students to change his answer to be something other than what he had planned.The discussions surrounding the answers were productive debates, and I did learn from them, but without having an official answer key as reference, I actually don't know if what I remember from the debate is correct or not - which is a huge disservice to students. I think the point was that we can't possibly know what's on the real test so other tools available would be just guesses as to what's on the test. Ok, sure, but in the end students need an answer key to latch on to as some type of reference point - otherwise why are they in class? I brought this issue up with both the SecureNinja instructor and with the management team on the second day of class - only to get a "we'll look into this" response. No further discussion has occurred since. The instructor also felt free to share personal medical history, dating experiences, political and religious opinions openly and without regard for whoever may be present. While I personally wasn't offended by the specific conversations, it seemed extremely unprofessional and potentially very risky for the parent company. In the hands of another instructor, I think the class would get higher marks from me, but the fact remains I don't feel significantly more prepared for the CISSP exam than I did before class.

Mr. Remy Naravulu was a great instructor!

I would like the class to provide more material to use for studying, I.e guides, textbooks, tools.

I was very satisfied with the content, depth, and flow the CCNA course by SecureNinja.

The facilities were nice and the staff accommodating. The instructor LEO provided tips and tricks on how to take tests but was very light on substance. In a number of instances, he would narrow our choices to two but then could not give us any curriculum based instruction on the correct answer. To be fair he asked us up front why we were there and some of us answered "To pass the test", but as the week went on I got less and less out of the training. Friday could have been better spent in my hotel room prepping on my own. I did pass the test and because of that I raised my score to a 3.

the teacher, cazzy Jorgan was excellent. I would refer him to anyone.

Staff, instructor, and location were excellent. Parking was a major issue.