congrtulationI've been attending a lot of TTT Sessions, and now I'm working through the exams. Just passed A+ Core 1 and 2, Linux+ is next!
CongratulationsI've been attending a lot of TTT Sessions, and now I'm working through the exams. Just passed A+ Core 1 and 2, Linux+ is next!
CongratulationsCongrats Mandeep
That made me interested!
You're absolutely right Greg! — it's one of the most serious and well-documented threats in cybersecurity.Everyone needs to learn about quantum computing as quick as possible.
Thanks for the heads up ChrisIt usually comes a little afterward, and then you are notified. It is not as immediate as the main certs that you tested for.
Love the energy, Gregory! I'd break it into three lenses: students now have real, affordable hands-on access (AWS/IBM/Azure all offer pay-as-you-go, no PhD needed), businesses are moving selectively where quantum already helps (logistics, security), and globally there's a real compliance clock ticking on quantum-resistant crypto standards.Everyone needs to learn about quantum computing as quick as possible.
Yeah we used to offer the bootcamps but had higher requirements for those courses and explained that the fast paced class in a bootcamp are NOT meant for those entering into the IT/Cyber field. They are meant for professionals that have the experience and knowledge but need guidance on how to apply that to a proctored exam.Hi Nick, thank you for taking your time to share your '2 cents', much appreciated. I will check the instructor resources as you suggested. Considering your advice, I might have to run two different classes: The 2 weeks for beginners and the one week bootcamp for the more experienced learners. Cheers Nick.
Thanks for the heads up. I forwarded the email that went out to everyone for the CySA+ content instructions to @janchester27, @shiftry, @Larry Moseley, and @ign.yoe. Sould be in your inbox
