CySA+
- CompTIA CySA+
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Hi @Stephen Schneiter
I haven't received my Cysa+ voucher even though I attended all TTT sessions live.
I haven't received my Cysa+ voucher even though I attended all TTT sessions live.
Thank you.Congrats! What did you think of the exam?
i have registered
i have registered
Great! Thank you so much @Stephen SchneiterHi @admar great question. I am working on a schedule now, lining up speakers. I hope all updated next week. But, basically it boils down to this.
We do have a session of CIN The Pulse: The ai-augmented thinker: Where does the human belong today? on September 23rd.
We will have a Sneak Peek for Security+ V8 towards the end of September followed closely by a Sneak Peek for SecOT+.
We will offer TTT series for:
DataSys+ tentatively end of September\early October.
Security+ V8 mid-October
SecOT+ early November
Again, we are working to finalize all the dates and will post them in the CompTIA Webinars forum. We will also have a couple of other topical webinars announcements as we wrap up 2026!
Congratulations.Greetings all,
25th August 2026, I passed my Linux+ exam after 15 days (full-time) of preparation. I used Certmaster only, along with the lab.
What I did
1. Printed the eBook and studied offscreen.
2. Set up the lab (Fedora and Ubuntu ) and did all practicals. (LAB is the key to success)
3. Target 2 modules / Day (reviewed all modules 2 times)
It was not easy, but if you take your time reading Certmaster, it helps a lot.
Thank you, @Stephen Schneiter @jasoneckert
Thank you, TTT team.
Congratulations.Greetings all,
Yesterday I passed my Linux+ exam. I used Certmaster and some online videos.
It was not easy, but if you take your time reading the certmaster, it help alot.
Thank you @Stephen Schneiter
Thank you TTT team.
Looking forward for course. Thanks for the info.Hi Everyone, I am in the process of working on a schedule now. My plan would be to have the TTT series begin mid-October. However, that all hangs upon the availability of the course content and the instructor having time to prepare for the sessions.
Keep checking back here as I will post the registration as soon as the date is finalized.
Thanks for sharing the valuable information.Hi @admar great question. I am working on a schedule now, lining up speakers. I hope all updated next week. But, basically it boils down to this.
We do have a session of CIN The Pulse: The ai-augmented thinker: Where does the human belong today? on September 23rd.
We will have a Sneak Peek for Security+ V8 towards the end of September followed closely by a Sneak Peek for SecOT+.
We will offer TTT series for:
DataSys+ tentatively end of September\early October.
Security+ V8 mid-October
SecOT+ early November
Again, we are working to finalize all the dates and will post them in the CompTIA Webinars forum. We will also have a couple of other topical webinars announcements as we wrap up 2026!
Hi @admar great question. I am working on a schedule now, lining up speakers. I hope all updated next week. But, basically it boils down to this.The year is drawing to a close, but it's never a bad idea to be ready for the remaining activities in this great CompTIA community. So if anyone knows of any upcoming activities, please share them with us.
Brandon, you need to reach out to your CSM or Product Support in the CertMaster Platform. They will respond pretty quick to assist. https://help.comptia.org/hc/en-us/requests/newHello CINers,
Is there way to do a bulk account enrollment in CertMaster Learn. Our CertMaster instance is not integrated without LMS. Any assistance would be beneficial.
Thanks.
The world is changing fast and we need to keep up with it.Already? I've got six of the seven versions of Sec+ that have been released. Might as well get one more.
Great! Thank you very much
Thank you very muchGreat question and a very important topic!
I suggest starting with the OWASP DevSecOps Guideline. It lays out and explains many things, from an introduction to DevSecOps to a maturity model to what is known as 'Shift Left' security. The same project also has a document repository on GitHub.
Beyond that, I suggest looking at resources from vendors that you trust or work with. For example, I'm a fan of Cloudflare. AWS and Google each offer guidance and skills training for DevSecOps in their environment