So one to go, only the Videorecording to do, and see, that it get enough Points..
Anyone else going for the CTT before Expiring?

Hello Everyone,

I previously attended CASP TTT webinars and got myself a voucher to get certified. However, yesterday i was trying to book for CASP exam to be written friday 30th December, 2022 and the voucher is due to expire on 31st December, 2022. My problem is that when i try to book the exam, i can not see any PearsonVUe testing centre in my Country (MALAWI) apart from Tanzania, South Africa and Kenya as nearest testing centres (Am able to see testing centres if i try to book lower exams ). OnVUE proctored exam testing, i can't meet internet connection speeds requirement and my worry is that i have known this barely 3 days before my CASP voucher expires. Please any advice either here or in private.

Pen Test is not as simple as we might think, it requires much understanding of all exam objectives and the technical know how of linux commands.

Nice way to end the year. Will be able to get some sleep over New Years even tho taking the CySA+-003 beta Jan 3 to see how different it is. Does this mean I have to stop saying I'm a n00b now or can I wait until I pass Linux & PenTest+?

Hi to all,

Does any none have experience about scheduling the exam after the voucher expiry date / deadline,
i have couple of vouchers but so was busy to schedule the exam, Now 31st is at the corner ??

Thanks

Hi everyone, i got 3 comptia network+ voucher for sales must use by 31 dec only usd200. Let know any one would want
Thanks

I wish everyone a safe and enjoyable Holiday season, whether you are celebrating a special occasion or simply enjoying some time off.

Hi Guys!

Any problem with CompTIA?
Previously these vouchers were distributed 2 or 3 weeks after the CIN TTT series. Lately things have changed a lot. Is there anything we don't know?
Please I would like to have an explanation on the subject

I wanted to close this year on a big note

Buddy
Don't worry about me. it is not end of road!!

I have no idea what was behind the failed result but I had an exam with questions that were reasonable, basic and not difficult or stressful to answer even though I have certain experiences in the field of cybersecurity already acquired (as a SOC leader and also a SOC analyst L3 ) but I failed.

For those taking this exam I guarantee you should study the books already recommended by other aspirants and highly recommend taking the "CASP+ CompTIA Advanced Security Practitioner Practice Tests Exam by Sybex" I believe I got 90% of the questions coming from this book. If you can still review the full Dion course material on udemy then I guarantee you will be 100% able to pass this exam.

I'm not sad not that I failed, I'm just wondering what must have gone wrong in the answers given. Maybe I underestimated when answering the questions maybe.
I still had an hour and a half to review all the answers but I didn't. It was a personal challenge for me to pass this exam but the next one will be better, I don't lower my head.

I wish good luck for who will do it next

I have earned instructor resources from completing TTT series. What is the general link for them?

My school district's server deletes emails after only 60 days.

Cheyney University's Workforce Enhancement Network is in need of an experienced remote Comptia ITF+ certification instructor. We will be running the course beginning spring semester of February 2023 for approximately 8-10 weeks. All instructional resources will be provided to the instructor including CompTIA and uCertify products.

A multi-certified instructor is preferred with wide experience in IT certification and instruction. The instructor will meet with students weekly for virtual instruction to prep for the ITF+ exam.

Please share this opportunity with the IT instructor community and contact Mrs. Kiyanna Davis @ [email protected] with a recent professional resume to be considered.

I've just passed the CASP+ certification exam!
Thanks much to CompTIA for the exam voucher, through @Stephen Schneiter.

I've used the following to prepare for the exam:

• e-book (instructor guide) from CompTIA with the exam prep from CompTIA Learn.
  • recommended! I didn't get to try the Labs tho. Is there any?
• e-learning course by Jason Dion, from LinkedIn Learning
  • the course is good, tho it gets boring at times. the study notes need revision
• e-book (cert guide) and practice exam from Pearson IT
  • e-book and practice exam are good. a few minor details were off which i've already sent as feedback to Pearson for revision.
• CyberVista's exam prep, via Learning People Global
  • exam prep is good

I had 2 PBQs - only 1 of which is a simulation.

Next stop, Pentest+ or Project+.... which one?

I know CompTIA has the Server+ but how about they come up with a CompTIA On-Premises Server OS plus?
Basically a Microsoft based certification for on-premises servers.

Cheyney University's Workforce Enhancement Network is in need of an experienced remote Comptia ITF+ certification instructor. We will be running the course beginning spring semester of February 2023 for approximately 8-10 weeks. All instructional resources will be provided to the instructor including CompTIA and uCertify products.

A multi-certified instructor is preferred with wide experience in IT certification and instruction. The instructor will meet with students weekly for virtual instruction to prep for the ITF+ exam.

Please share this opportunity with the IT instructor community and contact Mrs. Kiyanna Davis @ [email protected] with a recent professional resume to be considered.

Hi CIN Admin(s)

Is there a dark mode setting for this website?


Regards

Hi We are a Private Vocational School located in Edison, New Jersey. We have an faculty job opportunity for Cybersecurity Training Program, Remote/ Hybrid(Part Time) for CompTIA Security+ , A+, CySP,CySA. Require Hands on Experience and Teaching skills

I have the CompTIA Learn Linux + application and package. Great material. I wanted to know how many times can one
take this Final Assessment exam? Is only once or can you take it multiple times?

Thank you,
Mike

Hello All,

With the recent update of the CompTIA A+ course, I'm wondering does anyone know if there are any plans for an update of the CompTIA ITF+ course. It looks like it was released around 2019 and some of the content is starting to show its age. We recently started to use the CompTIA resources and we are trialling the ITF+ course as a foundation for learners who haven't no IT experience. On our pathway some of our learners groups stop after the ITF+ whilst others progress to the higher level A+ course. The learners going onto A+ can detect the new content and call out the legacy content in the ITF+

Thanks

Rasheed

Did something recently change? I had some of my students today tell me that they were advised that they could not return to questions once they had skipped them and would not be able to go back and review flagged questions. First heard here, just trying to get to the ground truth.

Passed the CASP+ today. I fully expected to fail after not having sufficient time to study. I probably got all the easy questions.

If you're studying to finish this up before the voucher expires, definitely focus on Linux stuff, and know those acronyms inside and out. It was also helpful for me to know how this exam is a bit different from other CompTIA exams I've taken. There's a question where you work in a virtualized environment (looks like it counted for two questions, based on question numbering around it). When you get to that question, you only get one attempt at it, so there's no going back to it later to try again. And they give you a list of tasks before entering the environment that you're not allowed to perform on the VM. Within the virtual environment, they listed a few commands that they said could be helpful, along with a few switches. But they said the list is not exhaustive, and you might need other commands. I also had learned the exam result is Pass/Fail only, no scaled score, and you don't get the result on screen when you finish the exam. It was, however, printed on my report as I was checking out at the testing center.

And that's a wrap for my cert exams this year. If I counted right, I took and passed 10 cert exams in 2022. Seven were new-to-me certs from CompTIA, AWS, and Microsoft. The others were repeats to renew certs. I'm definitely grateful to @Stephen Schneiter and his crew for the TTT programs and the related vouchers!! Beyond the training and vouchers, it also provides a sense of accountability and that extra "push" I need to make me go through with taking these exams more often than I would have otherwise. And the discussions here are invaluable as well!

I know that ICS2 and CompTIA are competitors in the certification space. However as a teacher in the high schools space I am always looking for low cost and free resources to help my students start in the field. I have come across the (ICS)2 One million certified in Cyber promotion they are doing.

I ran though there free training material in a few hours and am trying it out on some of my students to see what they think of it. It seems to be a base level of “very” basic knowledge of Cybersecurity. I wanted to know what other thoughts on it are if any.

I am still going to keep my main certifications with CompTIA and Cisco for my class but do people think if the material is easier to understand for the students would you use it with your classes (High school students).


This is something that I wish CompTIA would jump on, a basic Cybersecurity certification that is not geared to technical. That both non-IT professional and IT starters could take.

PS if anyone has any other material that they want to share would love to know of more. I am always looking for ways my students can do more.

Hello;


Has anyone received TTT Linux Vouchers ?

Do we have a tentative schedule for upcoming TTTs?

2022 is wrapping up and we are excited for a new year!

How are your preparing to wrap up your classes for 2022, and how are you planning to begin 2023 with fresh ideas? We are curious to see how you are navigating the transitions with your students and institution (if applicable). Feel free to either just share your information, or expand as much as you like. We will be happy to have a conversation directly if you have any questions as well!

Are you using CompTIA Content/Resources? Do you see yourself making changes for 2023?
1. I would like to use it, where can I find more information?
2. I am using CompTIA content, I would like to expand and pursue additional content/resources
3. I am using CompTIA content, I am going to continue what I am doing for now
4. No I am not using CompTIA content, and I do not intend to at the present time.