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Thank you for the update. However, I am unsure where to locate the Beta Test. Can you provide the link. I checked with Pearson VUE and it is not available. Larry

Good day ladies and gentlemen, Where can I find the PenTest PT1-003 Beta exam?

Good day, I am preparing to take the PenTest PT0-002 exam, early next year. As for studying purposes, I continue reading the KEY Points and I have built my own VM Pentest Lab. Is there anything else I need to do. Larry

Yes, after I passed the Security+ exam, My A+ and Network+ automatically updated with the current expiration date of Security+.

As of today (Oct 19, 2022) not yet!

Yes, very true. Also, if you want; purchase 101 Labs --CompTIA Security+ course book. I found this very interesting to use. A second group of labs I purchased was EC Council labs. All were a great help to my success at passing Security+ 601 exam. Not bragging--but I passed the exam today.

Steve, Thank you for your article. I never thought of using the guest network as a separate network for my wireless devices. My current network is segmented based on wireless and wired devices. Now, I will relocate several IoT devices to the guest network to segment my network with a third...

Good day Will, I spent 8 years teaching CompTIA, A+, Network+ and Cisco NetAcad course at a technology high school in North Carolina. My first 2 years were great! I did not reach a goal of 85%, but the majority of my students completed the A+, Network+ and CCNA. Also, one student went on to...

Ditto. Lee is a Linux Beast. I am truly enjoying this T2T session. Especially last night, the Capture The Flag web site, "https://overthewire.org/wargames/bandit/". "There is much to learn."

Congratulations. I am scheduled to take Security+ exam next month.

I concur. Yes, I purchase more than one study guide from different authors. In addition, I purchased tech manuals such as 101 Labs, and build a virtual network environment to practice what I am reading and studying.

Congratulations!

Congratulations.

Yes, I agree with Russ. The question mentioned using S/MIME to encrypt email. To receive encrypted email, IMAP uses port 993. Also, SMTP uses 587 to encrypt mail that is being sent.

I will forward this to my peers to see if they are available Larry

I prefer to give myself at least 6 months. By doing this, I can handle any unscheduled issues that may arise.

Hi, Yes, have you tried Code Red From EC Council. Also, 101 Lab manuals