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A recent Facebook decision to block posts and groups related to Linux, categorizing them as "cybersecurity threats," and even claiming that Linux is malware is a big concern within the tech community. DistroWatch, has reported being restricted since January 19, with users experiencing account...

What’s one thing you always include on your slides to keep learners engaged?

Given a dataset, how do you determine which statistical method or concept to apply? Which factors influence your choice of technique?

Predictive analytics seems to be everywhere-do you think it’s truly reliable for decision-making, or is it still in the experimental phase?

As data professionals, we often deal with massive datasets and complex models. Occam's Razor: The simplest explanation is often the best. In data analysis and decision-making this means: Simpler Models: A straightforward model that's easy to interpret often performs just as well as (or better...

I recently gave my A+ students a project in which they act as support technicians and must solve a list of common issues like a printer not connecting, faded print, a system running slow, or intermittent shutdown of PC. Do you reinforce A+ with mini-projects? Which ones work best for you?

What challenges do you face when teaching CompTIA Courses, and how do you tackle them?

One of my students once asked, 'Why don’t we just delete all hackers from the internet?' It was a funny😀 yet teachable moment about the complexity of cybersecurity. What’s the most surprising or memorable question a student has asked you?

Mine was when an entire class of Security+ students passed their exams on the first try-a huge moment of pride! What’s been your biggest 'win' as a CompTIA instructor?

Serverless architectures are growing, but are they making APIs more vulnerable to attacks due to the lack of traditional security controls?

Not all cybersecurity roles require coding, but it can be a valuable skill. Should certifications like Pentest+ or SecurityX include more emphasis on programming, or is it a niche skill?

Should certifications test for Skills or Knowledge, what’s your take on this particularly in fields like cybersecurity?

Security awareness training has traditionally focused on basic phishing defense and password hygiene, but are these topics still the most relevant? Key Topics for 2025 to Combat Modern Threats

Maintaining privacy and safeguarding security frequently require striking a careful balance. Is privacy unassailable in the digital age, or should we put security above everything else in a world where surveillance is growing?

Although zero trust architecture is frequently hailed as the cybersecurity of the future, can most organizations actually implement it?

In your experience, which cybersecurity framework do you feel has the most practical relevance for organizations today—NIST or CIS?

IT professionals need to match corporate goals with their technical expertise. How do you instruct students to consider business impact while dealing with IT problems such as security breaches or network optimization?

How do you simulate real-world cybersecurity threats in your classroom?

IT concepts can be abstract and difficult to remember. What techniques do you use to help students retain key concepts like subnetting, IP addressing, and security protocols?

1. How do you create a welcoming and inclusive learning environment for your IT students? 2. How do you ensure that everyone feels welcomed and supported?