peter hanwith-horden #1 said:

My name's Peter and I live in Johannesburg and South Africa I'm looking for some advice on the Pen test version 3 I have now written it a couple of times and I'm just not getting anywhere near the postmark I am obviously have labs and the books now I don't know why .Any advice Please have all the other certs done just this.

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peter hanwith-horden #1 said:

I am a member of the CIN. I have a number certs I was wandering if some one could give me advice. I am not working out trying to the Pentest3. I spent time and lots of time to pass the time exam and I keep coming up short. I get close the pass mark but miss it. Do I need to do more book work and lots of labs?



Peter Hanwith-Horden

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Shea Bennett said:

I'm working on the same myself right now! Watching that ticket wind down is something!! I definitely don't want to let certs expire like I have done in the past anymore

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Gregory Childers said:

Demand for CompTIA certs has been limited to A+, Net+, Sec+, and Cloud+. A few people take CySA+, PenTest+, SecurityX, and Project+, but employers don't ask for those certs on job listings. The rest of their certs are low demand from students and no demand from employers. The CompCerts will be fine for people who are pursuing knowledge for knowledge's sake on their own dime, but employers aren't likely to pay for a course that doesn't yield a respected certification or add skills directly to their current job role. I think the entire new line of CompCert courses will eventually be retired for lack of demand.

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Anthony Wanjohi said:

did anyone get the proof of participation certificate from yesterday's session?

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Isaac Rodarte said:

Congratulations on passing the SecAI+

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Yann Espanet said:

I’m happy to share that I passed the CompTIA SecAI+ certification yesterday. The TTT webinar and all the training materials provided was great for the preparation. Thanks!

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