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Welcome to the club! Congratulations!

Access is for a limited time. Less than a year, I believe. And no, your students will not get access. The access key is for CompTIA Instructor Network attendees of the webinar series.

If you attend the webinar, they will send you an access key to access the content for the new version of Network+.

Can both be done in one week? Yes, if you do lecture only with no labs or demonstrations. Should both be done in one week? That is a much better question.

I'm teaching Cloud+ this week and we've already discussed the CrowdStrike issue exhaustively.

You access the Pearson Vue web site through your SSO CompTIA account.

I'm registered, but I'll be teaching Cloud+ at that time. I'll have to watch the recording when I'm done.

I have a fundamental zero trust on almost everything. But since I'm nowhere close to retirement and it appears that AI will have an increased presence in the future, I plan on learning as much as I can about it so that I can help others use it safely, securely, and ethically.

$2500 in relocation reimbursement. They want someone who lives in the region. When we moved two and a half years ago, we spent between $4K-$5k in relocation expenses, and I drove the UHaul myself.

It looks like fortune smiled on me. I was added to the closed beta exam. It appears that the last day to schedule the exam is September 4th. The estimated release date for the live exam is January 2025.

I've got over 60 certs. I only put the fun ones on the wall. CISSP, CISM, CASP+ etc. The rest are in a folder in a filing cabinet. The other walls have nautical maps and concert posters.

The only ones with access to that data would be Pearson Vue or CompTIA. Other than that, no one knows what the pass rates are for any of the exams.

When I worked full-time at a training center, they had a wall of fame with students' pictures and the certifications they had earned. Now that most of my work is remote, the only certs on display are my own. I hang a few of them on the wall behind me to give me a bit of street cred.

Good luck on the exam. I have applied to be added to the group of beta testers. Hopefully, I'll hear if I'm confirmed or not very soon.

The only exams I take at a physical test center are ISC2 exams because they do not offer online exams. I have taken more than a dozen exams with only one incident, and that one was quickly resolved.

I see that Carl Bowman responded on LinkedIn. It appears that Pearson Vue is having issues. They are making it difficult for testers for CompTIA and a variety of other certification organizations.

With the TTT being run, the new Network+ will be available soon. However, I found some conflicting information on the CompTIA website and wanted to report it. The Network+ page shows that the new version of the exam went live on June 20, 2024. https://www.comptia.org/certifications/network...

Wasn't the beta test for this last year?

I heard that some people have been sent a private access code. I can't see the exam when I go to the Pearson Vue website. After reading through the objectives, I'd love to try it. I'd really appreciate any advice or help joining the beta.

US National Cyber Director Harry Coker, Jr. announced that the US government's official policy is skills-based hiring rather than requiring a degree for technical roles. https://www.whitehouse.gov/oncd/briefing-room/2024/04/29/press-release-wh-cyber-workforce-convening/