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SecAI+: Have we discussed this yet?

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Jill West

Jill West

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I didn't see a forum for this cert yet, so posting here instead.

CompTIA has posted pre-draft objectives for a new cert: CompTIA SecAI+. Anyone seen these yet? Thoughts? I'm definitely interested and looking forward to this one.

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CompTIA Exam Objectives Under Development | CompTIA

CompTIA posts exam objectives that are under development to inform the public about the drafted changes currently under consideration for new and/or refreshed certification exams.
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It's great CompTIA is expanding into AI security, given how AI is being integrated into cybersecurity... We see attackers using AI to automate phishing attacks, for example last year, a finance employee was fooled into wiring millions of dollars after receiving a fake video call that looked and sounded exactly like their CEO.... This is too concerning, hopefully SecAI+ covers defending against these kinds of threats.
 
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Tess Sluijter said:
As much as I dislike the current-day LLM / AI fad, those objectives look surprisingly okay.
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It seems to be a lower level of cyber than I would have expected, but perhaps this is appropriate and the exam will mature over time. It also seems to have a lot of generic AI content that is not specific to cyber. I would have expected that content to reside in a foundational AI exam, not an AI security exam. But again, this seems to be a common pattern for CompTIA to start kind of low and let the exam mature through later iterations. It'll be interesting to see how the actual exam translates these objectives into exam questions and (perhaps?) PBQs.
 
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Jill West said:
It seems to be a lower level of cyber than I would have expected, but perhaps this is appropriate and the exam will mature over time. It also seems to have a lot of generic AI content that is not specific to cyber. I would have expected that content to reside in a foundational AI exam, not an AI security exam. But again, this seems to be a common pattern for CompTIA to start kind of low and let the exam mature through later iterations. It'll be interesting to see how the actual exam translates these objectives into exam questions and (perhaps?) PBQs.
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True observation...I agree-clearer cyber-specific focus would enhance the AI Security angle and CompTIA Expansions: PenTest AI+, CySA AI+, Data AI+, AI Prompt+, AI Architect+, AI Scripting+, AI SysOp+, * AI+ here the focus is on AI
 
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precious said:
True observation...I agree-clearer cyber-specific focus would enhance the AI Security angle and CompTIA Expansions: PenTest AI+, CySA AI+, Data AI+, AI Prompt+, AI Architect+, AI Scripting+, AI SysOp+, * AI+ here the focus is on AI
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Why put AI in it, when AI will be integrated anyway with the next version probably?
As EC for the CEH v13 did.
For Pentest 003 it will be to late.
And why confuse people with additional Names or Courses... Sorry.
Developing a course is expensive, there needs to be a market here.
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AI Prompt+, AI Architect+, AI Scripting+, AI SysOp+, * AI+

These your suggetstions or Course planned to release by CompTIA` that i missed to see?
 
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Michael Schmitz said:
Why put AI in it, when AI will be integrated anyway with the next version probably?
As EC for the CEH v13 did.
For Pentest 003 it will be to late.
And why confuse people with additional Names or Courses... Sorry.
Developing a course is expensive, there needs to be a market here.
SO:
AI Prompt+, AI Architect+, AI Scripting+, AI SysOp+, * AI+

These your suggetstions or Course planned to release by CompTIA` that i missed to see?
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Please check

CompTIA announces AI product roadmap expansion covering six domains
 
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Jill West said:
It seems to be a lower level of cyber than I would have expected, but perhaps this is appropriate and the exam will mature over time. It also seems to have a lot of generic AI content that is not specific to cyber. I would have expected that content to reside in a foundational AI exam, not an AI security exam. But again, this seems to be a common pattern for CompTIA to start kind of low and let the exam mature through later iterations. It'll be interesting to see how the actual exam translates these objectives into exam questions and (perhaps?) PBQs.
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Love your books! They were my first intro to I.T. while at community college.
 
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Gregory Childers said:
My question is this.

Will the new offerings of AI Essentials, SecAI, a+ Network, and a+ cyber have full CE+certifications? Will they have good for life certificates? Or nothing but training?
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If an offering says "CompCert" it gives a certificate of completion (competency?). The ones offering a certification state it on the logo.
 
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