🎉 Excited to Share That I Passed the CompTIA SecAI+ exam with 900 score! 🎉
- By Angel Waymer
- Certifications
- 18 Replies
Congratulations!!
Thank you for the response. Just so I understand, there is official instructor material but it is not to be shared on here?Contact your CompTIA Authorized Partner. We're not allowed to distribute any of CompTIA's intellectual property.
Hi Stephen, I have the same question for SecAI+ - I did the TTT program as required but didn't get an email. However, the email I use for my main CompTIA account and the email I use for CIN are different. Could that be the issue?Hello @janchester27, for access to the CertMaster Perform content, an email with access code and instructions were sent out once someone finished the first session, either live or on-demand. I can go back and forward the email to you. You should see it in your inbox later today.
As for the SecAI+, I will go back to the distribution list and see what I can find. If you are not receiving the emails from CIN, you may not have received the exam voucher email. I will reach out to you directly about the voucher.
If I remember correctly, Pearson Vue does not allow the use of touch screens at all.I think the main issue is that he USED the touch screen. The issue, as I recall, was that his mouse stopped working in the middle of his exam, so he used the touch screen. I am going to make a note to ask Pearson Vue if that is a thing... can we use a screen that has touch if we do not actually touch it.
Thanks for raising this. It is important to clarify we as CompTIA instructors follow strict usage policies regarding training materials.I wanted to give you all a heads-up. A person using the username kiranjadhav010407 has posted all the CompTIA-branded (still copyrighted) Security+ SY0-601 materials on LinkedIn. I reported it and asked that it be taken down, but there were over 350 comments: a mix of copyright warnings and thanks for posting.
When things like this happen, some people blame folks like us: instructors who have access to and use those copyrighted training materials.
I think the main issue is that he USED the touch screen. The issue, as I recall, was that his mouse stopped working in the middle of his exam, so he used the touch screen. I am going to make a note to ask Pearson Vue if that is a thing... can we use a screen that has touch if we do not actually touch it.Why do you say that? Laptops are predominantly built without touchscreen technology and testing centers don't allow the use of smartphones or tablets.
It would benefit everyone to have working knowledge of ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, and Claude as their baseline.Oh man, don't get me started on AI, I have to cert on Copilot just to qualify to apply to get my MCT back.
If you're teaching for a CompTIA Authorized Partner you will need to pass the current version of the certification to teach the class.Obviously I'm going to be up the latest courseware before I teach any class, the question is, is a valid current certification required by CompTIA?
Why do you say that? Laptops are predominantly built without touchscreen technology and testing centers don't allow the use of smartphones or tablets.Testing on a laptop without a touchscreen is going to get harder as time goes on. Seems like that is more the norm now. I guess I will start testing at a center when my old laptop finally dies.
Jim
The original post did state what the problem was. He may have deleted it. He used a touch screen.I looked for this MCT Post:
He was banned for 6 Months initially, before the Appeal. What his Problem was, is not mentioned.
If he violated again after the 6 Months, he would be banned for 2 Years.
that is the reason, i like to use Testcenter, and not testing from Home..
I looked for this MCT Post:In the Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) Forums recently a trainer too us through the saga of his breaking the exam rules and being blocked from testing for a period of time (possibly two years). While this specific case was about Microsoft exams, I feel it is important that we all know the importance of following the exam rules... especially when we are taking Remote-Proctored exams instead of going into an testing centre.
I wrote this article about the incident: https://garvis.ca/2026/06/29/exam-rules/
Folks, the rules are clear, and when you register you will be told what they are. Whether this is your first or your hundredth exam, take the time to review the rules and make sure you can abide by them. For instance (a big one, and in this case the reason behind the issue): Touch screens are forbidden. Your proctor will see second monitors and make sure you disconnect them, but they will not see that your screen is a touch screen. That is on you to know.
I am happy that I have never been accused of breaking the rules... but I confess, when I heard about this incident I went back and reread the rules to be sure I did not accidentally do so. I have not taken a CompTIA exam since, but will do the same... every single time.
I haven't! Will need to check this out.
Wow, that's dedication!!The session was super awesome!
Just a timezone issue(11:00pm - 1:00am, but I managed to stay all through![]()