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Authorized Partner Certification

lypengleang
Shea Bennett said:
There should be a Business Development Manager for the Asian Pacific Region. You will need to find that person's name and reach out to them. CompTIA is not as big as you may think. Send me an email from your work email (not Gmail or free email platforms) to [email protected] and I will forward to my rep and see if she can track down the Asian Region rep. Make sure to put "CIN Instructor - Cambodia" in the subject line or I will ignore it.
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Thanks Shea, after contacting with CompTIA support team then I received email from APAC representative, currently waiting the reply email from APAC representative manager for reviewing my proposal.
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Unused vouchers received

Ednei P. de Melo
Thanks to @Stephen Schneiter and everyone else who replied. I took the Linux+ exam today (and passed). I plan to get other CompTIA certifications (especially AutoOps+ and Data+), but I need to keep an eye on the certifications I already hold that are about to expire (AWS Architect Associate, Cisco CCNA, and CyberOps). I’m even considering "combining" the CCNA Automation (which would automatically renew the other CCNAs I’ve already earned) with the CompTIA AutoOps+ (which shares many topics with Automation)—and perhaps even taking both certifications in the same week! I’ll keep you posted... &;-D
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Context Engineering

Abraham Terhemen Adeke
Context Engineering is the practice of dynamically assembling and managing all the information an LLM needs before each model call so the agent can behave intelligently, maintain state, and provide personalized responses. Unlike traditional prompt engineering, which focuses mainly on static instructions, context engineering manages the entire context payload sent to the model.

Core Idea​

Large Language Models (LLMs) are inherently stateless. They only know what is provided within the context window of a given request. Context engineering solves this limitation by supplying the right information at the right time.

Goal​

Provide the model with:
  • No more information than necessary
  • No less information than necessary
  • The most relevant information for the current task

Unused vouchers received

Stephen Schneiter
Ednei P. de Melo said:
Good afternoon, CINers!

I would like to know if there is any issue with not using most of the certification exam vouchers we received for participating in the TTT training sessions. I am proud to be a CIN member, and if it were up to me, I would have a wide range of CompTIA certifications in my portfolio! Unfortunately, however, due to time and availability constraints, it is not possible to stay up-to-date with all the certifications that interest me, as I have other professional commitments that prevent me from dedicating myself fully to them.

Currently, I watch the broadcast recordings and download the presentations primarily to learn and stay current with the latest IT technologies - something CIN has uniquely enabled me to do (even without taking the certification exams). That said, I do intend to obtain the other certifications within my reach in the not-too-distant future (if possible).

Best regards,
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Hello @Ednei P. de Melo, I am glad you value the CIN community and what we offer! This is exciting to hear! I understand the value of time and trying to utilize the vouchers! They will expire. Hopefully you will be able to utilize some before they do. There isn't an issue with letting them expire.
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CIN TTT Series AI Fundamentals Session 1

Jill West
Gregory Childers said:
Hey @Jill West! Thanks for the shout out during session 4 on my LinkedIn post.

Here is the link for everyone else.

www.linkedin.com

#cybersecurity #artificialintelligence #ai #aisafety #infosec #cyberdefense #machinelearning #openai #huggingface #ethicalai #securityresearch | Greg Childers

What happens when an AI system finds a way to escape its testing environment? According to OpenAI, we may now have a real-world example. OpenAI recently disclosed a significant AI security incident involving Hugging Face. During an internal cybersecurity evaluation, two frontier AI models...
www.linkedin.com www.linkedin.com
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I was so glad to see your post yesterday morning as I was finishing up my slides--it was a balanced and clear explanation of what happened. Thanks for sharing!
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