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What is the status of the next version of Security+?
- Thread starter Professor Roger
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There has been no official date listed for Security+.
SecAI+ goes live February 17, 2026.
Both of those answers can be found on the CompTIA website.
SecAI+ goes live February 17, 2026.
Both of those answers can be found on the CompTIA website.
Security+ 801 CertMaster content is going into authoring and editing soon. 
The current proposal of objectives are listed here: Exam Objectives Under Development
The current proposal of objectives are listed here: Exam Objectives Under Development
There is coverage under Exam Objective 2.4 (Large Language Models) and EO 2.6is all AI usage with threats and vulnerabilities. See the above link for the exam objectives.
There is a tentative preview launch date of around October 20, 2026 for Sec+ 801.
Sometime in October or November, I believe.
Will their be more of a hands-on practical side or more of multiple choice?Security+ 801 CertMaster content is going into authoring and editing soon.
The current proposal of objectives are listed here: Exam Objectives Under Development
Security+ 801 will release on November 17, 2026 as of right now.
Preview access should be coordinated through your CompTIA representative on October 20, 2026.
Preview access should be coordinated through your CompTIA representative on October 20, 2026.
CompTIA exams have a combination of both PBQ (performance based questions) and multiple choice questions. By the number of questions, there are more multiple choice questions on the exam. This is the normal CompTIA exam format for exams with PBQ’s on them.
However, that should not be read or interpreted as multiple choice questions outweighing the performance based questions for scoring. The CompTIA exam scoring process is not publicly known.