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I attempted the Secure+ back in March and didn't pass. Gonna try again later this year. It was a lot harder than I thought.

This guy is the coolest, most realistic tutor, advisor in the Net !!

Failed the security+ exam after taking it the first time today.. I took the new sy0-701 exam, never have taken sy0-601 before. I practiced with professor messer’s notes and practice exams as well as cert master, I thought I was prepared enough but I wasn’t either. I have never failed a cert before this - I passed ITF+ and Cloud Essentials which are relatively entry level but I also passed the CCNA the first time around as well. Your video is exactly the motivation I needed. If I pass the second time should I go for CySA? I know it’s a lot harder..

I got 2 SANS certs and I can tell you the courses are amazing, but the exams are absolutely designed for you to pass - they are extremely easy. I passed one of the certs without taking the course and back then I only had 1 year of IT support experience, and read thru the whole book of All you need to pass GCIH. And guess what, I passed it...obviously combined with HTB experiences. I did take GPEN course and it was a great course put together, but the cert exam itself is extremely easy - easier than the easy box on HTB. No trashing but honest review.

Dude GREAT and HELPFUL tutorial, thank you!!!

I actually passed my exam a few days ago. It was by a hair, but the score I got was still my highest “points wise” compared to what I scored on the A+ and Net+ exams. Out of all the exams I took, Network+ was the hardest for me. The Questions I got were insanely hard, but when I took Sec+ (Sy0-601) I didn’t struggle nearly as much. I think it’s just luck of the draw for what batch of questions you get. I honestly had a difficult time believing that I actually passed the Net+ exam when I did. The one thing I do recommend to improve your odds of passing is look up as many resources online that you can related to PBQs and study them. If you do really well on the PBQs you will have more leeway if you get more wrong on the multiple-choice part. I don’t know exactly how CompTIA grades these tests, but I honestly feel I did better on the PBQs part of the exams than I did on multiple choice. Anyway, best of luck to you guys in your studies!

Great Video, thanks a lot

legends are still waiting for ep 3 😭

I failed my first technical cert even though I studied IT for well over 3-4 years in college out straight of highschool

Thanks so much Im switching from aviation to cybersecurity .

As a pro gamer console and pc, I want to understand more how hackers infiltrate my games lol. I know backdoors thru the patch updates

Thank you for this. Gave me a great place to start

So I'm starting my 4 year Cyber security program in 2 month from now, how long will the comptia a+ certificate take?. What free course can I take?

Coming at this vid 4 years later is there any thing new since then us noobs should know about? This is my first time seeing this video. Would appreciate advice from anyone.

Thank you, you always have some of the best post

Great work on you coming out and telling your failure (which is a win) because you learned! You are awesome!

Just get to the point. It hasn’t been a while because I haven’t been on your channel before.

Why so quiet?

do you have clearance for this cyber security job ?

Hello, for someone who has no knowledge of Cyber at all. What would be your advice on what cert to take for someone like me? Thanks

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how do you do it so fast? it is hard for me to study from a book. any tips for me?

Thank you for this video. You provide great information. I plan to start WGU on 01 October in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance. I appreciate all the information you provide.

Was the questions free I just bought professer messer question tests these I’m using Dion training questions were too frustrating 😅

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thank you bro for the information

Should I get the google it cert before applying?

Great interview, definitely following Kanika on her social medias now

The initial mindset is being able to drive process. I counter that not thinking as a hacker is optional. To make security successful requires a hackers mindset. Outside the box - 100% on point! The link below is a reference to my book that fits this discussion: www.dewaynehart.com

My son is a freshman at our local community college and will be transferring to WGU for Cybersecurity. Which foundational computer courses would you recommend that he take for his transfer to WGU for Cybersecurity? Thank you so, so much!

Sir what about people skill? Silent mode cyber security people are trying for people skill first before we jump into cyber security.

Mis felicitaciones a la producción del vídeo y al locutor, comparte lo que sabe con humildad y claridad, difícil de encontrar en esta plataforma

Amazing. This helps sooooo much.

Can install Linux and have windows 10 on your PC? Like be able to switch back and forth?

no password software

CISPP

in any programming language

first off the ability to identify n respond to all kinds cyber threats

languages

Holding n running my own business

educating myself as im a investor

Thats y we never stop learning

"The art of Intrusion" by Kevin D. Mitnick and William L. Simon

So with knowledge in : 1) Linux 2) Networking Can I start learning cyber security? Plz reply asap

Thanks. For mentioning why compTIA A+ knowledge is required irrespective of CCNA certification. Loved it♥️

Thank you for being so direct! So refreshing lol

Nice video! Take a look at the contents that I started producing about information security and cybersecurity in my channel!

You helped alot. Clear and simple. Israel

A+ isn't going to help you that much for cybersecurity, I think he's overstating its importance. Its also a very US centric cert and specifically DOD thing.

Associate degree in cyberscurity and slide into a 100,000 job with no experience??? hahaha. Realistic?