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All industries should be preparing for a post-quantum world today. If they haven't started yet, they should start immediately. The longer they wait, the more their risk goes up exponentially. The current train of thought is that every organization should be fully quantum compliant/resistant...

Everyone needs to learn about quantum computing as quick as possible.

There is not enough time to cover the lectures, labs, and quizzes in one week. If you only do the lecture, and tell the students to complete the labs and quizzes on their own time, you can cover the class in one week.

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Generally speaking, on all CompTIA exams that have PBQs, save them until the end. Do all the multiple-choice questions first. The only exception is the SecurityX exam, which has a single question in a virtual machine environment. You can't skip it. If you do, you can not return to it later.

The best you can do is contact Pearson Vue's customer support and plead your case. Ultimately, they will decide if they will offer you a new voucher.

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Congratulations! CySA+ 004 goes live on June 23, 2026. Why don't you take that one instead of the 003?

How many contracts at which organizations in which countries? Be specific.

AI is an automation tool. It's not the first and it won't be the last. It will make humans more efficient, not obsolete.

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I am still surprised how many people ask if someone has passed the most recent version. They never seem to care which version of the CISSP, CCSP, or CISM I've passed. They only seem to care about which versions of my CompTIA certs that I've passed, regardless of the CE status or expiration dates.

Honestly, you could skip every PBQ on every CompTIA exam and still pass if you answer enough multiple-choice questions correctly. PBQs take too long to answer, considering they have a relatively low correlation with pass/fail rates.

I wish every exam was pass/fail with no score reported. It's the only thing that matters.

CIN offers free vouchers to instructors who attend every session of a TTT for the different certifications.