Security+ SY0-601 Sneak Peek

Stephen Schneiter

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    The next version of CompTIA Security+, SY0-601 will be released in November 2020. The Security+ certification validates the baseline skills you need to perform core security functions and pursue an IT security career.

    Join us Thursday October 22 at 2:00 p.m. CST, as we welcome Stephen Padilla as he walks us through the expected changes to the new version of the exam. We will discuss suggestions as to how to cover the content with students and suggest various labs to let students gain hands-on experience as they prepare for certification.

    Be sure to register now! http://bit.ly/CINSP-SecurityPlus

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    I am eager for the sneak peek, excited on the new additions to the exam. The embedded systems are the best to tinker with and now it makes it testable which is awesome.
    Gabe welcome to the group. Thank you registering. I have a couple of questions. What information are you looking forward to getting out of the session. What questions will you ask?
     
    Gabe welcome to the group. Thank you registering. I have a couple of questions. What information are you looking forward to getting out of the session. What questions will you ask?
    Always enjoy hearing first hand why the adjustments to the objectives were made. Working within our CIN, hearing of the creative ways other instructors meet the objective is always valuable. I am wanting to ask some specific questions on some of the topics that are newly introduced.
     
    Hi Everyone! IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! Be on the look out for email heading your way!! Due to schedule issues that could only happen in 2020, we have had to make a schedule change to the Security+ Sneak Peek! The session will now be held on Thursday October 29th at 12:00 pm CST. An updated confirmation will be in your inbox shortly. Please be sure to update your calendar!

    With the change we also have a change in presenter, @Stephen P will not be joining us so Roger Whyte will be leading the session walking us through the changes to the new version of Security+. We will catch up with Stephen during another series in 2021!

    Looking forward to "seeing" everyone on Thursday October 29th!!
     
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    The next version of CompTIA Security+, SY0-601 will be released in November 2020. The Security+ certification validates the baseline skills you need to perform core security functions and pursue an IT security career.

    Join us Thursday October 22 at 2:00 p.m. CST, as we welcome Stephen Padilla as he walks us through the expected changes to the new version of the exam. We will discuss suggestions as to how to cover the content with students and suggest various labs to let students gain hands-on experience as they prepare for certification.

    Be sure to register now! http://bit.ly/CINSP-SecurityPlus

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    Done registering.

    looking forward to the session updates.

    labs are very crucial for our students especially during distance learning and lack of real live equipment access.
     
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    looking forward to the session updates.

    labs are very crucial for our students especially during distance learning and lack of real live equipment access.

    Hello @kagiso looking forward to having you join us. You may also be interested in another webinar that will be held earlier in the day next Thursday talking specifically about content and labs available for Security+ SY0-601, http://cin.comptia.org/threads/webi...ster-elearning-and-labs-for-security-601.292/
     
    Hello everyone! Quick question as the team works on getting ready for the Security+ Sneak Peek next week, they have asked if there are any quesitons you would like addressed so they can be sure to cover that during the session. So, is there anything specific that you would like to see discussed as they talk about the changes to the new vesion of the exam?