Jose A Ruiz Marquez said:

Yes, I've noticed that when students show me videos from whatever dude decided to a do a course and sell it for less than 10 bucks, a completely unethical move. I don't know why Udemy allows that? Maybe their QC is really low.... I direct the kids to the CompTIA academic store....

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Any video series, online course, or any other online content that is free or drastically inexpensive is usually of poor quality. Students don't know the difference and think that they should be able to find resources for less than $50 for a certification. Trainers who devalue education like that are doing a disservice to the students, the training profession, the certification organizations, and the tech industry.

precious said:

Welcome

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Okay

Ravindra said:

Registered.

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Stephen Schneiter said:

It is time! The brand new CompTIA certification for advanced networking, CloudNetX CNX-001 is coming! Join us as we welcome @jasoneckert who will share his insights from an industry network architect and instructor experience. Join the conversation as we discuss various types of scenarios and ways to prepare students for the exam when it is released in 2025.

The CompTIA CloudNetX+ certification exam will:

• Validate skills in advanced network and system architecture for designing and managing complex, hybrid, IT infrastructures.
• Be designed around the tasks performed by a network architect, infrastructure architect, enterprise architect and cloud architect.
• Be a natural progression for the job roles aligned to CompTIA Network+ and CompTIA Cloud+

What: CIN Sneak Peek Series CloudNetX CNX-001
When: December 12, 2024, 1:00-3:00 pm CDT
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abiodun1991 said:

Thank you for your explanation

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Welcome

precious said:

Data can be encrypted and processed without first requiring decryption thanks to homomorphic encryption. This implies that calculations can be made on encrypted data and that the outcomes are identical to those obtained from operations on the plaintext once they have been decrypted. Because it permits the safe processing and analysis of sensitive data (such as financial records and personal information) without disclosing it during calculation, it is essential for the encryption of data in use. This ensures privacy while permitting practical operations.

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@abiodun1991

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Data can be encrypted and processed without first requiring decryption thanks to homomorphic encryption. This implies that calculations can be made on encrypted data and that the outcomes are identical to those obtained from operations on the plaintext once they have been decrypted. Because it permits the safe processing and analysis of sensitive data (such as financial records and personal information) without disclosing it during calculation, it is essential for the encryption of data in use. This ensures privacy while permitting practical operations.

Sure

It is both to labour market.

Then it's a threat/risk

precious said:

Yet Making people dumper

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That is exactly

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Possibly it should

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Ok let see

XValentine said:

I was still using private email, it has still worked as before.

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I think is one of the requirements now

abiodun1991 said:

No AI is not a risk

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Adversarial machine learning

abiodun1991 said:

It can only create the problem of unemployment.

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Yet Making people dumper

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abiodun1991 said:

Let see what is going to happen then

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Possibly it should

abiodun1991 said:

Okay that is clear enough.
If I get any information I will post it on our platform.

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You should

Jonathan Johnson said:

Hello,
I've attended all the Tech+ that was kept in September, however, I still haven't received any certification voucher. Can anyone provide an update as what am I to do.

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He is still processing

abiodun1991 said:

Did you use company email

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I was still using private email, it has still worked as before.

XValentine said:

I sured that I have complied all requirements on time.

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Did you use company email

Jill West said:

I wonder if this will affect plans for next summer's Partner Summit, too?

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Let see what is going to happen then

abiodun1991 said:

Did you meet up the requirements by your attendance and other criteria.

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I sured that I have complied all requirements on time.

@Rick Butler
My students usually get easily confused on command number 6 "Security through obscurity is never good policy", since during cryptography session, I teach them three principles that strong ciphers follow to ensure secrecy- Confusion, diffusion and obfuscation. For example, in symmetric encryption, obfuscation makes the ciphertext look random and hard to decipher. On other hand I also tell them that the workings of cryptographic algorithms for example in public key cryptography, like RSA, the algorithm's workings are publicly known and easy to understand—it's the private key that ensures security, not the secrecy of the algorithm itself. This contrast can be tricky for students, as they struggle to grasp why obfuscation works in some cases (like symmetric ciphers) but not in others (like RSA). Ever had similar or realted experience with your students?