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Congrats in passing 1101! Lots of concepts from 1101 flows to 1102, with the addition of software and OS concepts.

What course? What form and what type of assessment? You know the course that you'll be delivering, so it might be better for you to build your own (?) Just my two cents.

Interesting question... my answer is, probably (?) Depends on the scenario, and who is your market In an english-speaking class within an english-speaking country, a local trainer might not need to say that they can only speak in English however, a migrant such as myself, may need to state...

Based on your background, you may opt to take Network+ next. You already got CCNA and you said you are studying CCNP, so a network-related cert would be good. :) just my 2 cents.

Thanks for sharing. While a few exam questions are "bookish" such that the definition of words are "by-the-book', many exam questions however, are situational and thereby, descriptive in nature. I can hardly comment on the question that your student missed as I didn't see it myself, but you...

@Nick Anthis Thanks for sharing. What material are you using? The books from Pearson and McGrawHill do cover "false acceptance" and "false rejection" under the topic of "biometric readers" False acceptance and false rejection are also under Objective 2.4 Summarize authentication and...

Yay! Congratulations!

I don't see much of an effect to DOD 8570.1 CASP+ is just renamed to SecX Network+ and Cloud+ are still around. DoD can consider CloudNetX for Level III posts or not. Data+ was introduced, yet not in DOD 8570.1, so I don't think DataX will be considered either.

Thanks for sharing @Abby N Krane And good luck with your video submission! If the time exceeds the 22 minute mark, the assessors will only assess you up to that point, and I quote, "The entire recording should be between 17 and 22 minutes. If shorter than 17 minutes the submission will be...

Congratulations in passing A+! I trust you meant Core1 and Core2 exams right? Network+ is a different category of exam. Where A+ has sort-of-like a general IT coverage, network+ is focused on networking. Passing Network+ does NOT mean that you get A+ cert as well - co'z they are separate...

As Rick pointed out, it's the Diamond Model of Intrusion. Look at the image as if it is telling a story. Solid lines are referring to actual events. Dotted lines are hypotheses. Let's follow the numbers in the diamonds. 1. The adversary conducted a reconnaissance on Victim 1. 2. From the...

I like it! Thanks for sharing!

Another option is for you to use screen recording tool instead (echoing the post of Abby). This works well if you are using a single screen that shows screen share, the participants and the chat. if you got multiple screen, record the one that shows all tools. No editing is allowed for the...

is it a requirement - yes. how to save the chat in zoom - see link: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/115004792763-Saving-in-meeting-chat I hope this helps!

I am not overjoyed either with the rebranding of CASP+ but I find that rebranding it to SecX is better than introducing another advanced security certification. Am I happy with the new name? Time will tell if people prefer to get SecX over getting CASP. ? As for CySA+, as Andrew pointed out...

I'm happy that CASP+ will simply be rebranded into SecurityX, instead of introducing another certificate I look forward to CloudNetx

Good points @Rick Butler I particularly like the post script about the archive bit. Sadly, the on/off of the archive bit is an exam question in cert exams. So, we still need to teach it. Also, thanks for the historical info. However, curriculum-wise, we do teach that incremental backs up any...

backups will have a meta data to mark the backup, that's how the backup software gets to identify which one is full, which one is not. differential backups will backup all that has changed (delta) since the last full backup.

Differential backup will backup all that has changed since the last full backup. So, in the given example, if I did Full backup in Day 1, then the differential backup will backup all that has changed since then (Day2 til Day5). Doing a restoration using the full plus differential will then...

Congratulations!!! Onward to more certs! :D