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Ednei P. de Melo · Jul 24, 2024

We cannot ignore issues related to copyright. Not every graphic or image is easy to create and copying them from other sources (without permission) is also not legal. Maybe we can use generative AI to help us... &;-D

Ednei P. de Melo · Jul 24, 2024

Ok. But the cost of postpone could be even greater!

Dymond Williams · Jul 24, 2024

In addition to the CompTIA material, I would google and bing "Security Plus exam prep material" and look past the ads and check out each individual secure site that might have questions that would be beneficial to Security plus!

Yassia · Jul 24, 2024

@Rick Butler @Stephen Schneiter , we need help

Yanjanani Namitowa · Jul 24, 2024

Congrats!

Kwabena Fred · Jul 23, 2024

jarrelrivera said:
Congrats!

I appreciate @jarrelrivera

Kwabena Fred · Jul 23, 2024

MBA said:
Well done, Fred!

Thanks, @MBA

Kwabena Fred · Jul 23, 2024

TraceyO said:
Congratulations!

Thank you @TraceyO

MBA · Jul 23, 2024

Well done, Fred!

Mark Anthony Germanos · Jul 23, 2024

BTW, will we have a SecurityX train the trainer later this year?

MBA · Jul 23, 2024

jdmurray said:
I took the SecurityX beta yesterday and posted a review on TechExams.Net: https://community.infosecinstitute.com/discussion/comment/1186009/#Comment_1186009

Took mine today and i agree with your thoughts on the exam. Albeit, i was not as good at managing my time as you were and found myself racing to the finish line. Still recuperating 6 hrs later.

-Moez

TraceyO · Jul 23, 2024

Congratulations!

jarrelrivera · Jul 23, 2024

Congrats!

Kwabena Fred · Jul 23, 2024

Took my exams DataSys+ today and passed. The TTT for DataSys+ really helped.

Muhammad Usman Younas · Jul 23, 2024

We're trying to figure out how to upgrade and use the new Network+ (N10-009). Do we need to buy a new Network+ (N10-009) product for this? Or can CompTIA upgrade our current Network+ (N10-008)?

Also, it seems that the credentials to the https://learn.comptia.org/ are not working for the new platform https://platform.comptia.org. When try to create a new account, there is a need of Access key, which probably will come with new purchase? the old access key does not work.

Some guidance from experts will be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Rick Butler · Jul 23, 2024

LynW said:
Hello Peter, You make a solid point. Producing a presentation ahead of the launch creates a challenge doesn't it? Much effort is required for including pictures and graphics for commercial use, including permissions and that the platforms used to create same are commercially licensed. CompTIA's reach is global, which includes compliance with a variety of laws.

However the primary purpose of slides is in classroom use. Since these aren't intended for marketing or as the primary means of teaching, I can see value in simplicity. They are used to enhance my hands-on and experience-sharing. My students like them as a study guide for the keywords, concepts and objectives. I encourage use for review after I've taught a subject. I like slides to have just enough information, then if they still don't have a firm grasp of the material, to follow through with more in-depth research and to ask questions in class.

Stephen Schneiter said:
Yes, I agree slides can be dry! @LynW brings up a good point about the use of graphics. CompTIA provides the basic slide deck with the main teaching points. Some folks have commented that there are too many slides. You have the ability to change the slides, add slides, remove slides or edit them as you see fit. You have a starting point and the ability to change the slide deck to meet your teaching style, pacing, and content you want to cover.

I like to add some graphics that work for me, some that I think add context to the text. Others do not; it is a personal choice. Every instructor has a unique style for content delivery.

And to dog pile onto what @LynW and @Stephen Schneiter have said...

I think slides are the tool of the individual - and they have to be tailored to the person using them to deliver the content. Sure, one can use stock or canned slides, but I have ALWAYS preferred to make my own. With slides, too many times, they become the "star of the show", rather than the speaker. No matter how good the slides are, the speaker should always be the center of attention.

/r

Yassia · Jul 23, 2024

What is a Proxy Server? How They Work + Security Risks | UpGuard

A proxy server is an intermediary server that retrieves data from an Internet source on behalf of a user. Learn more about how they work and their uses.

www.upguard.com

Rick Butler · Jul 23, 2024

Gregory Childers said:
Can both be done in one week? Yes, if you do lecture only with no labs or demonstrations.

Should both be done in one week? That is a much better question.

Lemme answer that.

Um... no.

Nope...nope....nopity nope nope...

/r

Rick Butler · Jul 23, 2024

Meanwhile, Delta is still struggling after five days...

Delta faces federal investigation as it scraps hundreds of flights for fifth straight day

Delta scratched almost 500 flights on Tuesday after tech snafu, causing mounting frustrations for travelers.

www.cbsnews.com

Rick Butler · Jul 23, 2024

Esther S. Stepansky said:
Not exactly proud but I think I took that cake.

Actually, yes...yes you did. Lucky for you, there was still cake there...it's like a sheet cake at work that gets wiped out, with Milton standing there, complaining about how he didn't get a piece...

Brolen Gumb · Jul 23, 2024

Does anyone have a good Proxy server diagram? Forward & Reverse examples are also appreciated!

**Not looking for a worded example**

jdmurray · Jul 23, 2024

I took the SecurityX beta yesterday and posted a review on TechExams.Net: https://community.infosecinstitute.com/discussion/comment/1186009/#Comment_1186009

Yassia · Jul 23, 2024

jarrelrivera said:
TestOut got labs for networking.
You can likewise opt to use GNS3 (open source), or Cisco Packet Tracer (under SkillsForAll.com) or Cisco Modelling Labs (for CCNP).

Great. Many thanks

jarrelrivera · Jul 23, 2024

In the TestOut Network+ laboratory 8.3.6 - Quiz Question #2, it asks:
What types of network interface data were reported to the management system over SNMP?

I happen to know the answer to the question - Utilization and Discards - coming from CCNA.
However, need guidance on how to show it to the students via the OpenNMS from the TestOut Lab.
Kindly advise. Thanks!

Mark Anthony Germanos · Jul 22, 2024

For me…Security+ with the CIA Triad and testing in a sandbox.

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