Gregory Childers said:

Today I passed the DA0-002: CompTIA Data+ Certification Exam. I had already passed the previous version DA0-001, and I thought this one was much easier.

One PBQ, 79 M/C questions. A few AI questions scattered throughout, but otherwise not much new.

Overall, it's a good introductory data certification for people getting started on their career path in data analytics.

I'll be taking the new DataSys+ soon. I'm interested to see how much it has changed since the previous version.

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Congratulations.

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Stephen Schneiter said:

Hello Everyone! We have been in the process of building out a webinar schedule for the rest of the 2026. Below is the outcome of the planning we have so far. We would like feedback from CIN as to what you think is missing? What topics would you like to see offered? Are there any proposed launches from the CompTIA Product Roadmap that you think should be covered? We will add to our webinar list based on feedback and interests.

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Hi @Stephen Schneiter the roadmap looks great.

I think all the trainers really appreciate TTT sessions, as well as ToolBoxes. I welcomed shift/push into the security part, we need it heavilng, but I think one series (not sure if exam is planned) should be about PQC (Post Quantum Computing) and PGE (Post Quantum Encryption) as we know it is very, very near future. The other topic which. I think. is little abandoned is Data Protection / Data Privacy. I know it is partially covered in several exams, but the separate webinar could be useful. Maybe CompTIA Privacy+ Expansion Exam in the future?

THNX!

Congratulations Gregory!

Thank you all for the assistance! Studying for this exam has been an eye opening experience, despite my experience and other certs/trainings.

Thank you @Stephen

Thank you @Stephen Schneiter for the update!

Congratulations on your big win.

Congratulations Gregory!

Honestly, I'm mostly interested in the TTT items.

this is great news! thanks @Stephen Schneiter !

Like others have pointed out. In all my years of taking certification exams, I am yet to see a case where the expiration date of an exam voucher has been successfully extended. Best bet is to write the exam by the expiration date at the very latest.

this is great! registered already

A voucher is typically valid for one year. I've never heard of a voucher extension.

It is possible but it depends on your reasoning. If you have any supporting documentation, you will need to provide that. A letter of motivation could also help.

Same here, I don’t think it’s possible @Bofy O.S Idiodi

This is going to be interesting can’t wait to see how @James Stanger creates the AI agent, Q-branch. Great one there @Stephen Schneiter

Bofy O.S Idiodi said:

Thanks @Stephen Schneiter

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Thank you @Stephen Schneiter for the update

I don't think so. At least I've not heard of that happening. /r

Looking forward to this.

Stephen Schneiter said:

Hello Everyone! We have been in the process of building out a webinar schedule for the rest of the 2026. Below is the outcome of the planning we have so far. We would like feedback from CIN as to what you think is missing? What topics would you like to see offered? Are there any proposed launches from the CompTIA Product Roadmap that you think should be covered? We will add to our webinar list based on feedback and interests.

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Thanks @Stephen Schneiter

@Bernard Garrett where are you located or what organization are you with and I can get you to the right contact.

Just my two cents, but with work experience, when I am preparing for CompTIA exam I focus on CertMaster Practice as my main tool and supplement CertMaster content for areas that cause issue. Also, remember that SecurityX is a culmination of the security path, so if you have Security+, CySA+ and PenTest+ or any combination, you will see similar types questions on the SecurityX exam. To me, that makes it easier, similar to Network+ before Security+.

I have heard from folks that the labs in CertMaster perform are pretty good. So, I think you should be in good shape using the tools. Too me, it is understanding how the exam questions are worded and the terminology, which is why I like CertMaster Practice. Again, just my two cents. Everyone prepares differently.