CIN TTT Security+

[Trevor Chandler]

Hello community members,

When does the Security+ TTT series begin? I thought
it was scheduled to begin 9/19/2023. If so, some how
I didn't register.

May I get someone to direct me to the registration
link.

Thanks.

 

[Mark Anthony Germanos]

Security SY0-701 TTT Series

First session is at:
LIVE EVENT DATE: October 17, 2023
LIVE EVENT TIME: 02:00 PM CDT

 

[Jill West]

According to yesterday's Sec+ Sneak Peek, there are two TTTs for Sec+ that will run concurrently: one using CertMaster, and one using TestOut. I think that's the primary difference between them? Here are links:

Security+
TestOut Security Pro

 

[Trevor Chandler]

Security SY0-701 TTT Series

First session is at:
LIVE EVENT DATE: October 17, 2023
LIVE EVENT TIME: 02:00 PM CDT

Thanks Mark! Hope you're safe and well!!!

 

[BrianFord]

According to yesterday's Sec+ Sneak Peek, there are two TTTs for Sec+ that will run concurrently: one using CertMaster, and one using TestOut. I think that's the primary difference between them? Here are links:

Security+
TestOut Security Pro

I'll be leading the TTT where I'll be using the CertMaster table of contents and hopefully reviewing some of the CertMaster Labs. The 'CertMaster' TTT I'm developing will be for instructors using CertMaster or other instructional material in a commercial or non-academic setting. That's not to say that the academic crowd wouldn't thoroughly enjoy and greatly benefit the CertMaster TTT.

 

[Trevor Chandler]

According to yesterday's Sec+ Sneak Peek, there are two TTTs for Sec+ that will run concurrently: one using CertMaster, and one using TestOut. I think that's the primary difference between them? Here are links:

Security+
TestOut Security Pro

Thanks Jill. I was attending that very Sneak Peek that you're referencing. That just goes to show you that I wasn't paying attention to entire time. I deserve detention Hope you're safe and well!!!

 

[Trevor Chandler]

I'll be leading the TTT where I'll be using the CertMaster table of contents and hopefully reviewing some of the CertMaster Labs. The 'CertMaster' TTT I'm developing will be for instructors using CertMaster or other instructional material in a commercial or non-academic setting. That's not to say that the academic crowd wouldn't thoroughly enjoy and greatly benefit the CertMaster TTT.

Thanks Brian. I'm going to attend you the one that you'll be leading. Why? Because you're leading it!!! And I just dropped the mic See ya then!!!

 

[Rick Butler]

I deserve detention

Quite right. I think there are a pile of chalkboard erasers that will need a thorough cleaning.

 

[Rick Butler]

According to yesterday's Sec+ Sneak Peek, there are two TTTs for Sec+ that will run concurrently: one using CertMaster, and one using TestOut. I think that's the primary difference between them? Here are links:

Security+
TestOut Security Pro

Need to figure out how to get in them both. Would be insightful to see the differences before the products get pushed together into the "unified" product..

 

[Mark Anthony Germanos]

Someone should take one sample topic, like how to analyze Nmap results, and show how both CertMaster and the TestOut engine present those topics.

 

[Trevor Chandler]

Quite right. I think there are a pile of chalkboard erasers that will need a thorough cleaning.

Where's your empathy for an old guy If you were officiating a trial in which I was the defendant, I would through myself on the mercy of the court. The plaintiff really wouldn't need any legal representation

 

[Edna Chimpeni]

I'll be leading the TTT where I'll be using the CertMaster table of contents and hopefully reviewing some of the CertMaster Labs. The 'CertMaster' TTT I'm developing will be for instructors using CertMaster or other instructional material in a commercial or non-academic setting. That's not to say that the academic crowd wouldn't thoroughly enjoy and greatly benefit the CertMaster TTT.

I'll be leading the TTT where I'll be using the CertMaster table of contents and hopefully reviewing some of the CertMaster Labs. The 'CertMaster' TTT I'm developing will be for instructors using CertMaster or other instructional material in a commercial or non-academic setting. That's not to say that the academic crowd wouldn't thoroughly enjoy and greatly benefit the CertMaster TTT.

I'll be leading the TTT where I'll be using the CertMaster table of contents and hopefully reviewing some of the CertMaster Labs. The 'CertMaster' TTT I'm developing will be for instructors using CertMaster or other instructional material in a commercial or non-academic setting. That's not to say that the academic crowd wouldn't thoroughly enjoy and greatly benefit the CertMaster TTT.

A must attend surely

 

[Stuart]

Looking forward to attending this

 

[BrianFord]

Someone should take one sample topic, like how to analyze Nmap results, and show how both CertMaster and the TestOut engine present those topics.

Great point Mark! My hope is that the comparison would demo that the learning content is the same. The student is expected to know how to use nmap with several different command options. I hope that the diff is only that in CertMaster Labs the student can go off script and experiment with nmap options in the virtual lab where LabSim some of the nmap options would not be supported. Again, I hope. Still waiting to see this.

 

[Rick Butler]

Where's your empathy for an old guy If you were officiating a trial in which I was the defendant, I would through myself on the mercy of the court. The plaintiff really wouldn't need any legal representation

Empathy I can do. Sympathy is a bit more challenging.

Guilty.

*cleans board and tosses dirty eraser on the pile*

 

[Rick Riddle]

Can the Security+ TTT Series be used for CE credits?

 

[Stephen Schneiter]

Sorry for the delay folks! Just posted the info and reg links under webinars. https://cin.comptia.org/threads/cin-ttt-series-security-sy0-701.1520/

 

[Stephen Schneiter]

Can the Security+ TTT Series be used for CE credits?

Rick, they can be used for credit to update your existing cert. Each session is worth two credit hours. You can download the proof of attendance certificate in each session and upload that on the CE site.

 

[Rick Riddle]

Rick, they can be used for credit to update your existing cert. Each session is worth two credit hours. You can download the proof of attendance certificate in each session and upload that on the CE site.

Thank You.

 

[Kwabena Fred]

Rick, they can be used for credit to update your existing cert. Each session is worth two credit hours. You can download the proof of attendance certificate in each session and upload that on the CE site.

Great information, I didn’t know this.! Thank you @Stephen Schneiter for this update.