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jasoneckert · 2026-02-05T22:06:44-0600

Congrats+

precious · 2026-02-05T20:27:29-0600

Congratulations

to you, how was the exam?

Bruce Weaver · 2026-02-05T19:49:18-0600

I finally buckled down and took the Linux+ and passed it today. It took some extra study but after I let the 005 get away from me I swore to myself I wouldn't let it happen again. HUGE thanks to @Stephen Schneiter, Jason Eckert's great TTT and the amazing CIN network for the voucher. Watching the expiration timer tick down on it gave me the kick in the pants I needed to finish!

PJ_ZW · 2026-02-05T10:59:55-0600

Registered, looking forward to attending the series. Thank you.

Robert Jezezierski · 2026-02-05T09:17:18-0600

I have a similar question. I'll probably be teaching CompTIA Security+. I'd like to prepare to it and pass the current version of the exam first. How can I download the training materials for this course? I've been certified in MCT and CTT+ since 2011, but unfortunately, I haven't taught CompTIA courses in a while. Could you please tell me what the current procedures are?

Darlene Valenciana · Wednesday at 1:46 PM

Raydo Matthee said:
Hey fellow Linux+ candidates

I wanted to share a free resource that’s been super helpful in my prep for the XK0-006 exam:Skunkworks Academy Linux+ Mock Exam Tool

It’s a browser-based readiness tracker that lets you:

Run randomized assessments (20–25 questions recommended)

Track your best and latest scores locally

Identify domain gaps across all exam objectives

Export/import your progress between machines

Tip: For a realistic exam feel, set it to “Timed = Yes” and “Show answers = No.”

It’s not a replacement for hands-on labs, but it’s great for quick self-checks and building confidence. If you’ve tried it, I’d love to hear your thoughts or suggestions for improvement!

Happy studying and good luck to everyone aiming for Linux+

Thank you for sharing.

Stephen P · Wednesday at 10:46 AM

Stephen Schneiter said:
Are you ready for the first TTT series of 2026? Join the CompTIA Instructor Network and special guest @Dwayne Natwick as he leads the SecAI+ TTT series. Dwayne will cover the exam objectives and provide hands-on examples as you strengthen your cybersecurity skills. We will discuss how to cover the content with students and suggest various labs to let students gain hands-on experience as they prepare for certification.

CompTIA SecAI+ is the first certification in CompTIA's new expansion series, designed to help you secure, govern, and responsibly integrate artificial intelligence into cybersecurity operations. Gain the skills to defend AI systems, meet global compliance standards, and use AI to enhance threat detection, automation, and innovation while strengthening organizational resilience.

What: CIN TTT Series: SecAI+ V1
When: February 18 - March 9, 2026 (Six sessions), 1:30 - 3:30 PM CDT
Who: Dwayne Natwick
Where: ON24
Register Now

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I have been out of the loop for a while now, but I am planning on getting back in here now.

Fanuel · Wednesday at 10:28 AM

Nice! Kudos @Raydo Matthee

Fanuel · Wednesday at 10:28 AM

Nice! Kudos @Raydo Matthee

Fanuel · Wednesday at 10:20 AM

Rick Butler said:
I can pretty much say that CIN members are not accorded discounts on CertMaster. Those kinds of things would be negotiated through the Partner program. You'll probably want to connect with your Business Development Manager for information on that.

This is well noted.

Fanuel · Wednesday at 10:16 AM

From the link you have provided, the eBook is only available in Spanish the rest is Certmaster Learn and Lab content. I would advise you to contact @Stephen Schneiter for support.

dwightwatt · Tuesday at 11:17 PM

The registration form has an error on where you give it how you are connected. The option for College level has the word New choi in front on the choice

shaify · Tuesday at 10:10 PM

Registered and waiting eagerly

desmondmacfoy · Tuesday at 6:26 PM

Great course to start 2026!!! Cant wait

James P. · Tuesday at 1:43 PM

Congratulations

John Jose Mundapuzha · Tuesday at 1:39 PM

Hi,
I have sent you message on LinkedIn

James P. · Tuesday at 1:35 PM

Congrats!

John Jose Mundapuzha · Tuesday at 1:19 PM

Thanks for sharing

James P. · Tuesday at 1:13 PM

Nosammy said:
Hello Guys,
Has Anyone of you received Linux+ V8 Exam vouchers? I haven't received it yet.
is there anything have to do?

I have received mine in December 2025

James P. · Tuesday at 1:07 PM

Thanks for sharing

James P. · Tuesday at 1:06 PM

This is a great question as I have had a CIN colleague ask me this question just last week and I did not know the answer. Thanks for the response.

Wezzie Lukhere · Tuesday at 12:40 PM

Stephen Schneiter said:
Are you ready for the first TTT series of 2026? Join the CompTIA Instructor Network and special guest @Dwayne Natwick as he leads the SecAI+ TTT series. Dwayne will cover the exam objectives and provide hands-on examples as you strengthen your cybersecurity skills. We will discuss how to cover the content with students and suggest various labs to let students gain hands-on experience as they prepare for certification.

CompTIA SecAI+ is the first certification in CompTIA's new expansion series, designed to help you secure, govern, and responsibly integrate artificial intelligence into cybersecurity operations. Gain the skills to defend AI systems, meet global compliance standards, and use AI to enhance threat detection, automation, and innovation while strengthening organizational resilience.

What: CIN TTT Series: SecAI+ V1
When: February 18 - March 9, 2026 (Six sessions), 1:30 - 3:30 PM CDT
Who: Dwayne Natwick
Where: ON24
Register Now

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registered... great

Wezzie Lukhere · Tuesday at 11:03 AM

Raydo Matthee said:
Hey fellow Linux+ candidates

I wanted to share a free resource that’s been super helpful in my prep for the XK0-006 exam:Skunkworks Academy Linux+ Mock Exam Tool

It’s a browser-based readiness tracker that lets you:

Run randomized assessments (20–25 questions recommended)

Track your best and latest scores locally

Identify domain gaps across all exam objectives

Export/import your progress between machines

Tip: For a realistic exam feel, set it to “Timed = Yes” and “Show answers = No.”

It’s not a replacement for hands-on labs, but it’s great for quick self-checks and building confidence. If you’ve tried it, I’d love to hear your thoughts or suggestions for improvement!

Happy studying and good luck to everyone aiming for Linux+

Thank you

Nick Pierce · Tuesday at 10:01 AM

Security+ 801 CertMaster content is going into authoring and editing soon.

The current proposal of objectives are listed here: Exam Objectives Under Development

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