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I have not, and I know there are ones out there on YouTube, but a google search of CompTIA's Terms and Conditions 2A shows that it is not allowed. If it is a walk through of how to do a lab including answers it would definitely fall under their copyright policy. If it is a high level overview of...

The forum you want to look at is https://cin.comptia.org/forums/comptia-webinars.32/ but note that no cost vouchers are only provided for a short time window after the Train-the-Trainer ends. So You can register for the CySA+ TTT which had it's first session today and watch it on demand and if...

If you are using the the CertMaster platform, you can find this in My Courseware -> The course you are using -> under the 3 dots on the far right you can find it in resources. You can also send an email to your CompTIA rep and they can assist you in finding the material.

I advise when the 3 years are nearly up for this student that they use CertMaster CE for Security+. Short answer: Do the short course, and you get 3 more years. As for the CEU route, it is a good deal of work to save approximately $50 USD. They pay the $150 and yes they do have to submit...

This sounds like it will be a great webinar. Much appreciated CIN!

You are definitely correct on these steps. I had a similar error found in an A+ lab placement (Set up an A/V Workstation) and CompTIA's reply was: We are aware of this issue and are looking into possible solutions. However, we cannot move content once a course launches because it will...

As an instructor, I enjoy the sneak peek almost as much as the TTT's in that it spends a good amount of time showing where the focus has shifted from the previous versions. My college has been considering CySA+, and this refresh might be just what we need to get that ball rolling.

OP said it was demo'ed during the TTT. I just don't have the strength to go back and re-watch just to find the definitive answer :LOL:

Certmaster labs was a great help. I also use a home lab for a lot of the practical application stuff.

Exam went quite well, I had studied for the 005 but never took it. Process of elimination seemed more important than in most of the core exams. I use Linux in the context of Sec+ regularly and did much better than I expected. I scored an 873.

I finally buckled down and took the Linux+ and passed it today. It took some extra study but after I let the 005 get away from me I swore to myself I wouldn't let it happen again. HUGE thanks to @Stephen Schneiter, Jason Eckert's great TTT and the amazing CIN network for the voucher. Watching...

Thank you for sharing this great resource!

I too have never heard of a discount on these for CIN'ers. I think they are trying to encourage instructors to take the new version of a certification, not just the meet the CE requirements would be my guess.

Without re-watching the TTT, my guess then is that it was the older testout platform that is being rolled up into CertMaster products. There are lots of labs like the one I showed in there and they are really good for student practice. Personally I still prefer the hardware stuff in person...

That was a ways back so I am not certain but - Was it a CertMaster lab perhaps? Kind of like this?

Received it on 12/19 for me.

Issues here in the US as well. Off and on in the classroom right now

Very excited about this one. Great to see CompTIA refreshing/adding skill sets like this one, Registered. . . See you all there!

You can get them inside the courseware resource section of your Certmaster course. These books cannot be provided by the CIN members.

That is a great accomplishment...CONGRATS! I am working on finishing preparation for this one myself.