Not the original commenter, but just skimmed that book - it's really, really shallow.
It seems well written, and covers a lot of ground, but it's literally introductory in the sense of "hey, ianai, let's introduce you to the concepts. Concepts, this is ianai; ianai, these are the concepts, now wave them goodbye and let's move on to the next topic".
Answering the test questions included (indicative of the actual certification questions?) generally requires being aware of all the concepts - it doesn't require understanding how/why they work; it doesn't require being able to apply them; simply knowing that they exist and how they're named.
It might be a good starter book from someone coming in to the domain, since it would list all the key things that you'd need to know and introduce you to most of the terminology, but in order to actually learn any of these things (and IMHO to be able to pass certification related to any one of these things) you'd need to go much more in depth than this book will allow.