I really agree with your comment. This is the most gentle way of of teaching. It made me feel confident in the material and excited to learn more. Congrats on your exam and big shout out to @InsideCloudAndSecurity.
@@kimberlyjobe5748 I watched these 5 or 6 times and took notes and then answered every single question from the practice exam book Pete recommends, including the 1000 practice questions and the 2 practice exams, based on domain. Questions I missed I searched the study guide and then asked chatgpt to explain them to me more simply, wrote down what I learned and then studied what I missed. After a day or two I answered the missed questions again to make sure I learned and retained the information. I did that until I got all 1000 questions and both exams 100% correct. I also did the 2 practice exams from the main study guide, but I didn't have time to 100% the 500 questions from that one and probably didn't need to.
@@kimberlyjobe5748 not sure if this helps, but i have found success using a combination of these, professor messer and chatgpt (to explain the big words)
First off, congratulations! I'm currently prepping for the certification exam and feeling overwhelmed as I'm bouncing between Professor Messer and Dion trainings. I'm starting to feel burnt out. Are these videos enough for the exam prep- along with Professor Messer's practice questions? Any insights would be greatly appreciated! 😊 I have an interview in 10 days and would love to nail this cert before then.
I take mine in 5 days...Tried reading the book, but for me listening and watching is better. Professor Messer and Udemy course was good, but I love the way you break things down and teach it. Praying I can get through this! Thank you for all you do!
Big thanks to you Sir !! 🥺 I just passed CompTIA Sec+ Certification today . ❤️ I didn't have much time for the exam preparation It's like a week of on and off studying since I've been busy in my business and full time job. I've watched Dion and Professor Messer's video but sadly wasn't able to finish due to limited time . 2 days ago ( Saturday) I saw your Sec+ tutorials 5 domains and was surprised that you were able to explain everything in every domains clearly ❤️. Keep on making this kind of contents. You've been really a great help ❤️ God bless!
I take my first attempt on my 701 exam this month. I am a bit nervous but I’m looking forward to it. The only resources I am using is examcompass and exam cram videos and pdf file and quizlet.
@@ResolveAndRoll I failed my first and got a 656, but luckily I got a retake voucher code and I plan on taking it next month in December. I’m gonna do my absolute best for my second attempt and give it everything I got.
Pete. thanks for sharing your knowledge. With your videos, book suggestions and testing advice, I passed the SEC+ today. So add another one to the list. Thanks again.
I would like to graciously thank thie maker of this video! I have been in the IT field for almost 18 years, got a BS in IT, and have studied SYO 601 for a year and just fund out the 701 has been updated since Jan but 601 retired 31 July. Most of the material is the same, but I printed out recently the 701 Objectives you are going through. This is perfect timing for me. I will be taking the exam next week.
Love the content. Thank you very much for the upload! Between you and Messer I think I will have my Trifecta by the end of the month. I will come back sometime for the CISSP review when I'm working in the professional world as well.
Glad it helps. The early parts of this series that focus on fundamental concepts provided some opportunities for me to demonstrate some examples to help viewers connect, even if they have no prior experience.
Glad you like it! My objective was to create materials worth paying for, but to offer them for free here on RUclips. You’ll find consolidated videos for domains 2 and 3, consolidated domain 4 coming in the next day or so, (all 9 installments are already available) and domain 5 by the end of next weekend.
You have an amazing material for Security+ 701 exam preparation. I have a question though how security awareness training can be a deterrent control. I see it more as a preventive control
@@goononce because the guidance in the training will deter users from taking certain actions they would otherwise take. This aligns with the official study guide.
Love the video. I have the security + practice tests book. testing myself on Domain 1. Trying to get at least a 100 out of 150 questions before going to domain 2, I have 1 question: will there be acronyms on the test? Thanks.
This is an absolutely excellent resource, thank you so much for providing this. I'm taking my exam this upcoming Saturday, and plan on using your videos to make sure I'm ready to go! This format is easy to follow and digest (at least for me), and like some others have commented already, it is nice to see the included demos and examples. As someone with effectively no IT experience whatsoever, those additional bits of context are totally invaluable. Much appreciated! Looking forward to the rest of the series.
I have a serious question; I started this course on udemy with Dion Training overall the class is not too bad. But out of curiosity I went on RUclips to do a general comparison between INSIDE CLOUD AND SECURITY AND ZION TRAINING I am seeing some discrepancies already, an example: for instance you have the key elements of zero trust as Control Plane ✓ Adaptive Identity ✓ Threat Scope Reduction ✓ Policy-Driven Access Control ✓ Policy Administrator ✓ Policy Engine Data Plane ✓ Implicit Trust Zones ✓ Subject/System ✓ Policy Enforcement Point but Zion training has it as: ● Control Plane ○ Adaptive identity, threat scope reduction, policy-driven access control, and secured zones ● Data Plane ○ Subject/system, policy engine, policy administrator, and establishing policy enforcement points @ this point I am just a bit stuck and would like to understand if its a version issue maybe this is how it was in the past and now it has been updated and zion failed to update their content. Please enlighten me on this.
@@InsideCloudAndSecurity thank you for the prompt reply and for the amazing work that you do. I’ll keep on going with your material. I was just a bit loss and wanted some clarification.
I don't know about sec+, but I have experience with Dion A+ material where about 10% of the content was from older objectives. So, I suspect the same thing has happened here.
PEP enforces the rules 'at the door', while the PDP decides who should be allowed to enter based on additional information. The Mnemonic I used for Preventative, Detective, Corrective, Compensating, Directive and Deterrent ("Protect data carefully, Control Access Diligently.") For Access= Directive controls... But the wording is what helped me remember them. Another is Proactive Defenses Can Control Dangers Diligently. (This one has all: Preventative, Detective, Corrective, Compensating, Directive & the Deterent)
@@9bytehub how was it on the focus on terms? anything crazy or was it pretty much the kind of stuff these videos are covering? taking my test saturday and just a bit nervous.
At 1:26:45 asymmetric encryption example, what if.. I sit between Franco and Maria and I spoof to be Maria and send Franco MY public key, as the initial "hey, send me your pkey"- message was not encrypted.. ? Just came to my mind. Is that a thing? Then I would at least intercept Francos messages.. 🤔🤔
For the Open Public Ledger, is the context within blockchain or outside of it? It seems like the context is a centralized open public ledger instead of a decentralzied public ledfer for the exam
I’d suggest looking for a tier one SOC analyst role. You will have a decent base of knowledge to get started in the security operations center after this exam.
good content but I beg to differ on the role and relationship between PDP and PEP. The PEP doesn't know anything about the policies, instead, it intercepts access requests and forwards them to the PDP. The PDP then passes access decisions based on pre-defined access control policies. To simplify, PEP sits in between devices/resources and PDP. Based on the decision outcome from PDP, PEP enforces either the deny or access decision. Correct me if I am wrong
I don’t think I’m saying anything different than what you are, although I’ve simplified it intentionally. My diagram and explanation here are well supported by NIST SP 800-207
@ thank you so much. Btw, do you know anyone willing to hire someone with minimal experience in IT? I have taken a few courses in IT(fundamentals), Cloud Engineering and Cyber Security but it seems near impossible to land just an entry-level position with low pay.
Tough job market, but I have written about this and provided recommendations in my LinkedIn newsletter. See these editions (and ping me on there if questions): www.linkedin.com/pulse/where-your-microsoft-cybersecurity-journey-begins-pete-zerger--jh1tc/?trackingId=RA0bhFcPS8ui30YphW3vGQ%3D%3D and www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-employers-looking-entry-level-cybersecurity-role-zerger--eiiac/?trackingId=yFo3KU7fRfePTa6bKZHzXQ%3D%3D
Professor Messer is one of the go-to guys for this stuff. I watched through his entire series, now I'm watching this. This seems to be a bit more condensed and really hammer home the exam objectives. Messer takes a slightly more 'big picture' approach but still goes step-by-step through the objectives, in order. I would recommend doing both.
@@InsideCloudAndSecurityhow do we purchase a digital copy of the exam questions and study guide? The link you provided directs us to physical books. Thank you in advance! Your material is great!
CONGRATULATIONS! As for CISA? Yes! Ordered the new study guide yesterday and received it in my morning Amazon delivery. Should have the first installment of CISA Exam Prep out in a few weeks.
Watch for about 5 min from this point in the full course for my suggested exam prep strategy - ruclips.net/video/9Hd8QJmZQUc/видео.htmlsi=iLAr0j_ZJl_LXqvy&t=87
Some prepare in as little as a week, but most I would estimate take somewhere between 30-90 days. Depends on your current knowledge level and how much time you can dedicate to studying.
I hope you have been doing well, Shivani. I have started this video series just now although I had gone through Professor Messer's series sporadically before this. This is my plan and please check if it works for you too. I gather that there are 5 video sessions with varied length for the 5 domains. I will watch 1 hour of video every day, starting today, and with complete concentration. If I have to pause and revisit any topic for better understanding, I will do so. Even if I have to spend 1 and a half hour for a 1 hour video every day, I will be fine with it. So, let me see how many days it takes me to complete all the videos if I watch 1 hour of content every day without taking a break from it. I can not put in more than an hour and a half as there are a lot many troubling things happening in life that I have to attend to.
You could try the certification station discord, where I'm a professor. I have not heard of a very active Security+ discord anywhere. Here' s an invite - discord.gg/sPBuaKb5
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Passed the SEC+ exam (763) in 6 days! Studied all your videos in 3 days. Best exam prep material on the internet, no cap! Thank you so much
Excellent! CONGRATULATIONS! 🏆🎉⭐
That's awesome to hear! I'm laid off and plan to do this as quickly and efficiently as possible.
How many times did you watch each domain? Tell me your study technique please. Thanks
Did you do any prep before Watchung the videos?
I really agree with your comment. This is the most gentle way of of teaching. It made me feel confident in the material and excited to learn more. Congrats on your exam and big shout out to @InsideCloudAndSecurity.
Passed with a 799 today, and I firmly believe I couldn't have done it without this training series! Thank you Pete!
Well done! Happy to help! CONGRATULATIONS! 🏆🎉🌟
CONGRATS 🎊🍾 What was your best study method ? Did you just listen and watch video or did you take notes ? Im having trouble finding my method
@@kimberlyjobe5748 I watched these 5 or 6 times and took notes and then answered every single question from the practice exam book Pete recommends, including the 1000 practice questions and the 2 practice exams, based on domain. Questions I missed I searched the study guide and then asked chatgpt to explain them to me more simply, wrote down what I learned and then studied what I missed. After a day or two I answered the missed questions again to make sure I learned and retained the information. I did that until I got all 1000 questions and both exams 100% correct. I also did the 2 practice exams from the main study guide, but I didn't have time to 100% the 500 questions from that one and probably didn't need to.
@@kimberlyjobe5748 not sure if this helps, but i have found success using a combination of these, professor messer and chatgpt (to explain the big words)
I passed today with a 757. This was my second time taking it. I wish I found you last time! Thank you so much for these videos!
Glad the series was helpful! Congratulations! 🏆🎉🌟
Just passed my SEC+ with a 780! Thank you for the resources it was a big reason I passed!!
Glad to hear that! CONGRATULATIONS! 🏆🎉🌟
First off, congratulations! I'm currently prepping for the certification exam and feeling overwhelmed as I'm bouncing between Professor Messer and Dion trainings. I'm starting to feel burnt out. Are these videos enough for the exam prep- along with Professor Messer's practice questions? Any insights would be greatly appreciated! 😊 I have an interview in 10 days and would love to nail this cert before then.
@@Ash-fx6ibCan I apply for a job without having any certification? Though, I have ISC2 CC for now. Thanks for your response?
I take mine in 5 days...Tried reading the book, but for me listening and watching is better. Professor Messer and Udemy course was good, but I love the way you break things down and teach it. Praying I can get through this! Thank you for all you do!
Wow, thank you! Good luck on your exam! 🍀🤞
Did you pass your exam?
@@jollymediatv2434 I put it off until the end of the month to get more studying
in...400 is a lot to not pass!
I am still flabbergasted about the amount of information in these videos and they are free. Such a lifesaver! Wow
Big thanks to you Sir !! 🥺 I just passed CompTIA Sec+ Certification today . ❤️
I didn't have much time for the exam preparation It's like a week of on and off studying since I've been busy in my business and full time job. I've watched Dion and Professor Messer's video but sadly wasn't able to finish due to limited time . 2 days ago ( Saturday) I saw your Sec+ tutorials 5 domains and was surprised that you were able to explain everything in every domains clearly ❤️.
Keep on making this kind of contents. You've been really a great help ❤️ God bless!
So glad to hear this! CONGRATULATIONS! 🏆🎉
Passed my Sec+ today with a score of 763 using your exam cram. Thank you so much!!
Glad it was helpful! CONGRATULATIONS! 🏆 🎉 ⭐️
I take my first attempt on my 701 exam this month. I am a bit nervous but I’m looking forward to it. The only resources I am using is examcompass and exam cram videos and pdf file and quizlet.
I plan to take my Security+ here in two weeks. I'm fairly nervous! Hoping these videos will make me more confident. Thank you for posting!
You got this bro, I take my first attempt this month on October 30th. I wanna try my best to pass this exam in one try.
You've got this! Ping me if questions. Good luck! 🍀👍
@@RonIsElite Mine got pushed back a little bit, it is now scheduled for Nov 13th. I hope yours has gone well!
@@ResolveAndRoll I failed my first and got a 656, but luckily I got a retake voucher code and I plan on taking it next month in December. I’m gonna do my absolute best for my second attempt and give it everything I got.
@@ResolveAndRoll Yo how was it brother
I just passed!! Thank you Pete, could not have done it without you videos!
Fantastic! Glad it was helpful! Congratulations! 🏆 🎉 ⭐️
Domain 1 Completed, now on to domain 2. I will have these notes done in no time.
Good luck! 👍🍀
@@InsideCloudAndSecurity thanks
So glad someone recommended this on reddit. Love your presentation style and format. Thank you!
So glad to hear that! Good luck on the exam! 👍🍀
Pete. thanks for sharing your knowledge. With your videos, book suggestions and testing advice, I passed the SEC+ today. So add another one to the list. Thanks again.
Fantastic! Happy to help! CONGRATULATIONS! 🏆🎉🌟
Thank you i passed my securtiy plus 770 and your videos were incredibly helpful
Yea this is the best content out there. Better than any Udemy course. Respect big dog !
@@connorwilson1303 thanks for that! Best of luck on the exam! Reach out with questions here anytime.
I would like to graciously thank thie maker of this video! I have been in the IT field for almost 18 years, got a BS in IT, and have studied SYO 601 for a year and just fund out the 701 has been updated since Jan but 601 retired 31 July. Most of the material is the same, but I printed out recently the 701 Objectives you are going through. This is perfect timing for me. I will be taking the exam next week.
Glad you’re finding it helpful! Good luck on the exam! 👍🍀
I took the exam w not much study and failed w a 700. Now im studying and this video has answered at least 20 questions from my exam
& this is only the first domain… i like how u emphasized AES256 cause i guessed on that 1 but that was the right answer on my exam😊
@@Unknownlifters Glad it's helping, Ping if questions along the way. Good luck! 🍀
Please tell us what’s on the test
Love the content. Thank you very much for the upload! Between you and Messer I think I will have my Trifecta by the end of the month.
I will come back sometime for the CISSP review when I'm working in the professional world as well.
Nice! Good luck on the exam! 🤞🍀
Thank you!!! I Pass today exam and your materials helped me
Great job! Glad it was helpful! CONGRATULATIONS! 🏆🎉🌟
crazy on how this entire playlist is free. i also like that you showed real examples like at @35:30.
Glad it helps. The early parts of this series that focus on fundamental concepts provided some opportunities for me to demonstrate some examples to help viewers connect, even if they have no prior experience.
This is the way. You are the man. Thank you!
Happy to help! Good luck! 🍀👍
thank you for the material, i like it a lot more than messer's videos. i feel like you describe those principles in a more understandable way
Happy to help! Good luck on the exam! 🍀👍
Wow! This is really good stuff! Thank you! I love the real world examples you provide.
Glad you like it! My objective was to create materials worth paying for, but to offer them for free here on RUclips. You’ll find consolidated videos for domains 2 and 3, consolidated domain 4 coming in the next day or so, (all 9 installments are already available) and domain 5 by the end of next weekend.
You have an amazing material for Security+ 701 exam preparation. I have a question though how security awareness training can be a deterrent control. I see it more as a preventive control
@@goononce because the guidance in the training will deter users from taking certain actions they would otherwise take. This aligns with the official study guide.
Love the video. I have the security + practice tests book. testing myself on Domain 1. Trying to get at least a 100 out of 150 questions before going to domain 2, I have 1 question: will there be acronyms on the test? Thanks.
They do ask that you are familiar with those 300+ acronyms in the syllabus, though many of those are not mentioned in the study guide.
thank you so much, I have the book but I prefer video, let's dive in the second part ;)
Hope you like it!
English is not my native language but your pronunciation is very clear to understand. I will continue with these series!
So glad to hear that! Let me know if any questions! Good luck! 🍀 👍
This is an absolutely excellent resource, thank you so much for providing this. I'm taking my exam this upcoming Saturday, and plan on using your videos to make sure I'm ready to go!
This format is easy to follow and digest (at least for me), and like some others have commented already, it is nice to see the included demos and examples. As someone with effectively no IT experience whatsoever, those additional bits of context are totally invaluable.
Much appreciated! Looking forward to the rest of the series.
Let us know how you did. Good luck!
Glad you're finding it helpful. Good luck on the exam! 👍🍀
you are the goat sir! Thank you so much!
Happy to help! Good luck on the exam! 🍀👍
I have a serious question; I started this course on udemy with Dion Training overall the class is not too bad. But out of curiosity I went on RUclips to do a general comparison between INSIDE CLOUD AND SECURITY AND ZION TRAINING I am seeing some discrepancies already, an example: for instance you have the key elements of zero trust as
Control Plane
✓ Adaptive Identity
✓ Threat Scope Reduction
✓ Policy-Driven Access Control
✓ Policy Administrator
✓ Policy Engine
Data Plane
✓ Implicit Trust Zones
✓ Subject/System
✓ Policy Enforcement Point
but Zion training has it as:
● Control Plane
○ Adaptive identity, threat scope reduction, policy-driven access
control, and secured zones
● Data Plane
○ Subject/system, policy engine, policy administrator, and
establishing policy enforcement points
@ this point I am just a bit stuck and would like to understand if its a version issue maybe this is how it was in the past and now it has been updated and zion failed to update their content. Please enlighten me on this.
Since my list perfectly matches the list in section 1.2 of the Official Exam Outline (and NIST 800-207), I trust mine.
@@InsideCloudAndSecurity thank you for the prompt reply and for the amazing work that you do. I’ll keep on going with your material. I was just a bit loss and wanted some clarification.
I don't know about sec+, but I have experience with Dion A+ material where about 10% of the content was from older objectives. So, I suspect the same thing has happened here.
your awesome bro...i didnt get 601..i do plan on getting 701...thank you
Happy to help! Good luck on the exam!👍🍀
Amazing 👍
Glad it’s working out for you! Good luck on the exam!🍀👍
PEP enforces the rules 'at the door', while the PDP decides who should be allowed to enter based on additional information. The Mnemonic I used for Preventative, Detective, Corrective, Compensating, Directive and Deterrent ("Protect data carefully, Control Access Diligently.") For Access= Directive controls... But the wording is what helped me remember them. Another is Proactive Defenses Can Control Dangers Diligently. (This one has all: Preventative, Detective, Corrective, Compensating, Directive & the Deterent)
This was a great domain one cram thanks!
Thanks! Domain 2 also available and Domain 3 should be up on Tue or Wed.
@@InsideCloudAndSecurity I passed my 701 exam today! Your cram courses are definitely awesome though!!
@@9bytehub how was it on the focus on terms? anything crazy or was it pretty much the kind of stuff these videos are covering? taking my test saturday and just a bit nervous.
@@Lancer_ you got this bro! If youve taken multiple practice exams like 500-700 questions youre ready. Not many acronyms for me
@@9bytehub much love man. I'll be sure to drop a comment back after I find out how I did!
At 1:26:45 asymmetric encryption example, what if.. I sit between Franco and Maria and I spoof to be Maria and send Franco MY public key, as the initial "hey, send me your pkey"- message was not encrypted.. ? Just came to my mind. Is that a thing? Then I would at least intercept Francos messages.. 🤔🤔
A very good video, When can we expect a video which will cover EVERY TOPIC of Domain 2
Section 2.4 in a few hours, 2.5 in a couple of days from today, and full domain 2 (consolidated) end-of-week.
@@InsideCloudAndSecurity Great, keep up with the good work 🙂🙂
For the Open Public Ledger, is the context within blockchain or outside of it? It seems like the context is a centralized open public ledger instead of a decentralzied public ledfer for the exam
Don't remember the specifics from the syllabus and my course of the top of my head. Let me have a look and circle back with you later today.
Hi, can anyone please tell me what type of job security plus certificate offers and the pay rate for it in Philadelphia? Thank you
I’d suggest looking for a tier one SOC analyst role. You will have a decent base of knowledge to get started in the security operations center after this exam.
good content but I beg to differ on the role and relationship between PDP and PEP. The PEP doesn't know anything about the policies, instead, it intercepts access requests and forwards them to the PDP. The PDP then passes access decisions based on pre-defined access control policies. To simplify, PEP sits in between devices/resources and PDP. Based on the decision outcome from PDP, PEP enforces either the deny or access decision. Correct me if I am wrong
I don’t think I’m saying anything different than what you are, although I’ve simplified it intentionally. My diagram and explanation here are well supported by NIST SP 800-207
Thank you for your inciteful resources. I passed my Sec + on first trial
Thanks!
@@richardmeade1431 Thank you! 🙏 Already sat the exam or just about to?
Plan on taking it before the year is out. Thanks for asking
Fantastic material but couldn't go past 10 minutes due to the number of ads.
Try again. Deleted a BUNCH! Some kind of RUclips ad placement glitch.
@ thank you so much. Btw, do you know anyone willing to hire someone with minimal experience in IT? I have taken a few courses in IT(fundamentals), Cloud Engineering and Cyber Security but it seems near impossible to land just an entry-level position with low pay.
Tough job market, but I have written about this and provided recommendations in my LinkedIn newsletter. See these editions (and ping me on there if questions): www.linkedin.com/pulse/where-your-microsoft-cybersecurity-journey-begins-pete-zerger--jh1tc/?trackingId=RA0bhFcPS8ui30YphW3vGQ%3D%3D and www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-employers-looking-entry-level-cybersecurity-role-zerger--eiiac/?trackingId=yFo3KU7fRfePTa6bKZHzXQ%3D%3D
great stuff!!!
Glad you’re finding it helpful! Good luck on the exam! 🍀👍
Nice Exams material
Glad you like it! Good luck on the exam!🍀🤞👍
Thank you so much
Happy to help! Good luck on your exam!🍀👍
Thanks!
Loving your material. Do you know of any similarly structured cram lectures for Network+ that you would recommend?
Unfortunately, none that I am aware of.
Professor Messer is one of the go-to guys for this stuff. I watched through his entire series, now I'm watching this. This seems to be a bit more condensed and really hammer home the exam objectives. Messer takes a slightly more 'big picture' approach but still goes step-by-step through the objectives, in order. I would recommend doing both.
Is it reasonable to rely entirely on this information to take the test? I appreciate your effort and thank you
Some do, but the video before this one in the playlist details my recommended exam prep strategy that has worked for many.
@@InsideCloudAndSecurityhow do we purchase a digital copy of the exam questions and study guide? The link you provided directs us to physical books. Thank you in advance! Your material is great!
@@pledgefitness5520 They don't sell the digital as a bundle. Get them individually here - amzn.to/3YAu5Lb and here - amzn.to/3YjUawt
Thank you very much, Pete! I’m pleased to share that I’ve passed the exam.
Do you have any plans to create cram lectures for the CISA exam?
CONGRATULATIONS! As for CISA? Yes! Ordered the new study guide yesterday and received it in my morning Amazon delivery. Should have the first installment of CISA Exam Prep out in a few weeks.
@@InsideCloudAndSecurity That’s great to hear! Looking forward to your CISA exam prep series-your content is always incredibly helpful!
Can I use this video as a textbook replacement (not completely) but for the most part and still pass?
Watch for about 5 min from this point in the full course for my suggested exam prep strategy - ruclips.net/video/9Hd8QJmZQUc/видео.htmlsi=iLAr0j_ZJl_LXqvy&t=87
Do you have a syllabus content for Network + ?
Not yet, but expect to by the end of the year.
Will you have all 5 domains in pdf soon for 701 security+
Aiming for series completion by end of May
how much time this exam preparation takes???anyone have idea about it?
Some prepare in as little as a week, but most I would estimate take somewhere between 30-90 days. Depends on your current knowledge level and how much time you can dedicate to studying.
I hope you have been doing well, Shivani. I have started this video series just now although I had gone through Professor Messer's series sporadically before this.
This is my plan and please check if it works for you too. I gather that there are 5 video sessions with varied length for the 5 domains. I will watch 1 hour of video every day, starting today, and with complete concentration. If I have to pause and revisit any topic for better understanding, I will do so. Even if I have to spend 1 and a half hour for a 1 hour video every day, I will be fine with it. So, let me see how many days it takes me to complete all the videos if I watch 1 hour of content every day without taking a break from it. I can not put in more than an hour and a half as there are a lot many troubling things happening in life that I have to attend to.
Do you a pdf copy for these?
Yes. Already linked in the Description below the video.
Does anyone in here know of any active discords I could join? I'm interested in finding a network.
You could try the certification station discord, where I'm a professor. I have not heard of a very active Security+ discord anywhere. Here' s an invite - discord.gg/sPBuaKb5
I also wajt to add that Pearson Vue testing centers give a 15% off voucher for the exam. That is nice to know if you are working at this time.
That’s great information! Do you have a link by chance where exam candidate can find that?
How do you lose a digital private key?
Overwriting a file, forgetting passphrase to a password manager/hardware wallet, software corruption, exposure of private key through a cyber attack.
Boss please can I contact you privately I need talk to you personally please
You can always drop questions here in the comments or send a direct message on LinkedIn.👍
This was tremendously helpful understanding CA 🫶🫶🫶
Glad to hear that! Good luck on the exam! 🍀👍
Thanks!
Glad it’s helpful! Good luck on the exam! 🍀👍 And THANK YOU for supporting my work. Much appreciated!