@@yemibetty7601 I made use of all the available resources as I was new to tech, no prior experience. I used Exam Cram, watched Professor Messer and Jason Dion videos. I was also gifted a book by Darril Gibson. Best of luck.
I usually don't double comment on videos, but I would like to thank you for this video series! I studied this entire series two full times along with a few other resources and I passed my 601 Exam today on the first try!
@@TheLitStoic Along with this, I used the following: The Sec+ 601 study guide and practice test book by Mike Chapple, Professor Messer's 601 YT playlist & practice exams, practice tests from passemall (pass em all), Cyberkraft's PBQ videos on YT, and PowerCert animation's videos on YT to fill in A+/Net+ gaps as I had no prior knowledge or experience in these areas. Studied over the course of 5 months from October 23 to Feb 24.
Just coming back here to say... I watched your 601 cram video series (to brush up on unknown topics) MINUTES up until I took the exam... as of ~20 minutes ago- I can officially say I've PASSED. Thank you so much for this video.. Truly so thankful!
Just wanted to drop a quick message saying I passed my sec+ 601 last week with a score of 781 and the main reason was because of this cram series 🥳. I watched each video TWICE and read over some of your PDFs. I have such minimal IT experience so your videos were extremely helpful with helping me understand and retaining the information. Thank you so much for all you do 🙌🏾
Thank you for all that you do! There are very few resources available that are as thorough and thoughtful as this. I’m gonna give this entire video multiple watches so hopefully I can get you some advertisement revenue watch time!
I will be taking this exam in April of this year. Your Exam Cram have helped me understand Domain 2 and 3. I was having problems especially with domain 3. Hopefully this will help me pass my 601 Exams and then start your CISSP course. Thanks for sharing this content with us.
Glad you are finding that helpful. I did that by design. It is easy to speed up my videos for people who want to go faster, but especially for people new to security or whom English is not their first language, I thought it was a good idea. Good luck on the exam! 🍀🤞
I'm very grateful for this exam cram. It gets around all of the fluff, straight to the point and concise. Planning to take this weekend after finishing the series and practice exam questions + flashcards. Shouldn't be much longer before going over CISSP to become an associate of isc2. May I ask, how much overlap is this into CISSP. I know CISSP is managerial and very wide- would you say Sec+ would contribute around.. 1/5th of CISSP? I'm very much interested in GRC and Frameworks such as NIST 800-53, ISO 27001, 27002, PCI DSS, etc. think CISSP will definitely help on that front. Lastly, this information is great and all, but what would you recommend for practical skills in the GRC field. I'm not looking to get into Pentesting like OSCP- more so... compliance and auditing systems. Sec+ and CISSP seem to be pretty theoretical. I recently passed CCNA which is quite useful and nice as it serves as a backbone for all things networking- that and very hands on with labs. I would would like to develop some more hands on skills. Only thing I can think of relating to GRC would be ISACA stuff like CISA or CISM. Planning on using Qualys for PCI DSS. Advice?
Overlap for CISSP? Hard to be precise, but I'd say 15-20% topically that could be applicable, assuming you adopt the "think like a manager" mindset. There are some certs from ISC2 and ISACA that will give you GRC exposure, though some good old fashioned hands on practice with quantitative risk analysis, BCP, and policy development on your own is great. Connect with me on LinkedIn and we can chat more on some recommendations if you like.
Just want to let you know, I took and passed sec+ today. Using your exam cram series and pocketprep + some Jason Dion practice tests. It feels good. I will be joining you tomorrow for the start of the 8 week CISSP study :)@@InsideCloudAndSecurity
2:27:00 I would like to notate one point here. Degaussing is implied to destroy the media & make it non reusable which is correct for CD/DVD's in your example. However, the book that is recommended at the start of these videos state something extra. CH11, pg 339 under Data Sanitization; it clarifies that degaussing can be used on tapes and similar magnetic media to wipe the media without destroying it. Question 20 at the end of the same chapter asks about how to quickly wipe a tape for reuse without destroying it, and the correct answer is degaussing. It does clarify that CD/DVD, SSD, etc are a different case.
Wouldn’t worry too much about splitting that hair. For this exam, remember, crypto-shredding. Tape is seldom used anymore and unlikely to come up on the exam.
@@InsideCloudAndSecurity gotcha, I just figured that since the book wants to ask questions like that I would clarify it here since I assumed that the exam might pull a curveball by asking something like that. Finished the book last week and I'm doing a complete re-watch of this series as well as Messer's. Hope to test by the end of this month.
Hi Pete - thanks for the great content, this has been tremendously helpful. I am still have trouble understanding the differences between backup types, specifically between Image vs. Snapshot vs. Copy. Do these backups types include all files and an OS? Any further insight is greatly appreciated!! Thank you again for the amazing content!
Your course is absolutely top-notch/fantastic, however @44:27 in the real world IaC is not something that is always used in conjunction with or even required for CI/CD. Many times CI/CD can run and deploy to systems completely independently of IaC at all, unless you are performing immutable deployments. Is this something CompTIA wants us to believe for the exam or is this from your experience in the field? I have subscribed and will be using your channel to prep for many other exams beyond CompTIA! Thanks for all of your hard work and effort in creating this course. I especially appreciate that you show countermeasures for practically every vulnerability. I gave up studying from a paid Security+ course because it is out of date with the current exam material and it definitely does not go into the countermeasures like you have!
That is my experience from the real world, and what you will hear from all the major cloud service platforms. Everybody deploys into the cloud in a repeatable fashion using infrastructure-as-code in their CI/CD pipelines. This minimizes mistakes and manual effort by ensuring deployment, are consistent, declarative, and idempotent. I have yet to see an environment of any size where infrastructure-as-code was not used. IaC is the rule not the exception.
Firstly, thanks so much for these videos! Been listening to them every chance I get so I can take the Sec+ by July. They're really helpful! One question I have in this section is, with a honey pot you're not supposed to entice attackers since that'd be entrapment but you can make a honey file. Can you explain how a honey file wouldn't be entrapment? Is it just that the honey file would be a fake file whereas the enticed file would be real?
A honeypot should be designed to entice, not entrap. You entice through attractive vulnerabilities that capture the attackers attention so they can be redirected to a sandbox and observed. What you do not do is entrap by enabling and allowing the attacker to commit a crime, such as providing a real HR employee file for them to download. Entrapment will result in your claims being thrown out (denied) in court.
@@InsideCloudAndSecurity I appreciate the quick response! That makes sense now about enticing. Does that mean that a honey file is a fake file that the attacker thinks is real?
Question but I was following the PDF while listening to the video but was page 88 of the PDF skipped? Cause it seems that it went from Software diversity to Continuous validation around the one hour mark.
Releasing an updated/consolidated full Security+ course later this week. Will take a look at this today and address in the update. Thanks for the heads up.
Can you add timestamps so folks can jump to specific sections? For example, if I wanted to jump directly to 2.7: Explain the importance of physical security controls... Etc..
Already did this in the Description below the video for all individual domains and the full course. Click "show more" if you don't see the full description and check again.
I also have a complete course updated and consolidated, covering all 5 domains - CompTIA Security+ Exam Cram (Full Training Course - All 5 Domains) - SY0-601 ruclips.net/video/9Hd8QJmZQUc/видео.html
I keep taking the practice exams and I am scoring high but I feel like I am just memorizing the questions and not really learning. Not sure how to improve my learning
Important to mix your study media (explained at ruclips.net/video/9Hd8QJmZQUc/видео.html). Doing this keeps you away from the questions for a bit so you are less likely to memorize. Also, make sure to use all the questions in the Security+ bundle so you do not see the same questions so often.
@@InsideCloudAndSecurity I don't mean to piggyback on @suldjantsan2417 comment but I've been pretending your Jeff Goldblum in the original Jurassic Park as I watch. Something about the pitch and delivery give me his vibe from the originals.
@@InsideCloudAndSecurity Mr. Zerger - Just wanted to come back and say thank you! I used these exam crams after finishing my studying to touch up on last minute items. I passed my Sec+ this past Friday! Again - thank you for these videos. Now to start the next certification planning!
Had a user test. Seems to work fine. May be the RUclips redirect confusing your browser. Re-pasting the link here. Let me know if issues continue. 1drv.ms/b/s!AmhtzcmYt5AViPVxsBZ4-3U6JxYI0w
@@InsideCloudAndSecurity thanks! Would you mind sending the links to the other presentations? (Domains 1,3,4,5) I would very much appreciate it. I already shared these videos with my colleagues who are also preparing for the exam.
I passed security+ today!!
I love to hear that! Congratulations! 🏆🏅
what materials did you use help a friend
@@yemibetty7601 I made use of all the available resources as I was new to tech, no prior experience. I used Exam Cram, watched Professor Messer and Jason Dion videos. I was also gifted a book by Darril Gibson. Best of luck.
@@moyamorrison2807 happy for you mate..will do the same.
what practice questions did you use also.
Congrats!!!
I usually don't double comment on videos, but I would like to thank you for this video series! I studied this entire series two full times along with a few other resources and I passed my 601 Exam today on the first try!
Congrats! Care to share the other resources used? I'm taking mine at the beginning of March.
@@TheLitStoic Along with this, I used the following: The Sec+ 601 study guide and practice test book by Mike Chapple, Professor Messer's 601 YT playlist & practice exams, practice tests from passemall (pass em all), Cyberkraft's PBQ videos on YT, and PowerCert animation's videos on YT to fill in A+/Net+ gaps as I had no prior knowledge or experience in these areas. Studied over the course of 5 months from October 23 to Feb 24.
You're very welcome! CONGRATULATIONS! 🏆🎉🌟
@@TheLitStoiclove your username 😁
Passed my Sec + tonight, love your videos, thank you so much
Great way to finish 2022! CONGRATULATIONS! 🏆🎉🌟
I passed the sec + last night your PowerPoints where the last thing i reviewed before sitting down thank you!!
Congratulations!. 🏆🎉Glad the exam cram was helpful.
Just coming back here to say... I watched your 601 cram video series (to brush up on unknown topics) MINUTES up until I took the exam... as of ~20 minutes ago- I can officially say I've PASSED. Thank you so much for this video.. Truly so thankful!
Happy to help! CONGRATULATIONS! 🏆🌟🎉
It seems like so much random information that isn’t quite cohesive. Any tips on how to memorize all of this?
Just wanted to drop a quick message saying I passed my sec+ 601 last week with a score of 781 and the main reason was because of this cram series 🥳. I watched each video TWICE and read over some of your PDFs. I have such minimal IT experience so your videos were extremely helpful with helping me understand and retaining the information. Thank you so much for all you do 🙌🏾
Glad I could help! CONGRATULATIONS! 🏆🎉🌟
Thank you for all that you do! There are very few resources available that are as thorough and thoughtful as this. I’m gonna give this entire video multiple watches so hopefully I can get you some advertisement revenue watch time!
LOL! Glad it's helping. Ping me if questions. Good luck on the exam! 🍀👍
I passed Security + yesterday!
Thank you so much for your videos
You are very welcome! CONGRATULATIONS! 🏆🎉🌟
I will be taking this exam in April of this year. Your Exam Cram have helped me understand Domain 2 and 3. I was having problems especially with domain 3. Hopefully this will help me pass my 601 Exams and then start your CISSP course. Thanks for sharing this content with us.
Glad to hear that. Reach out anytime with questions. Best of luck on your exam! 🍀🤞
Did you pass
@@StartSoftie Yes, yes and yes.. I passed my 601 last Saturday. Waiting for them to send my certificates.
@@DailyLifestylesolutions Awesome!!! Congratulations! How much did this video course help you with your studies?
@@DailyLifestylesolutions How long did it take for you to get your certificate(s)?
Your lecture was awesome, I passed today, thank you for sharing this fantastic series
Happy to help! CONGRATULATIONS! 🏆🎉👍
thanks, These video are very helpful, I passed the exam today.
My pleasure! Glad you like it. CONGRATULATIONS! 🏆🎉🌟
I found this delivery to be very useful. It gave me clarity on certain areas I was struggling to understand.
Glad to hear that! 👍 Should have Domain 3 posted this week.
@@InsideCloudAndSecurity thank you.
Domain 3 is UP! ruclips.net/video/CdBD5aFLUEc/видео.html
I love you speak in a slower and understandable way... other channels speak super fast with a lot of acronyms !!
Glad you are finding that helpful. I did that by design. It is easy to speed up my videos for people who want to go faster, but especially for people new to security or whom English is not their first language, I thought it was a good idea. Good luck on the exam! 🍀🤞
At 1.25 speed, I've decided that you sound just like Jeff Goldblum. :) @@InsideCloudAndSecurity
Great vids, it helps me feel in the gaps of knowledge...
Glad to hear it! Good luck on exam day! 🤞🍀
I'm only an hour into the video and it's helping me make sense of things in this domain alone.
#newsubscriber
#thankyou
had a question about classes of fires..so good for including.
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I would love to say thank for those amazing contents you were a critical tool in helping passing my security+ today !! 🎉
Happy to help! CONGRATULATIONS! 🏆
I love this channel ❤️
Glad to hear that, Jess! Reach out anytime with questions as you prepare. Good luck on the exam! 👍
Thank you!!!. 👍
Thanks for your videos it helped me to pass my exam
Glad to hear it! Congratulations! 🏆🎉🌟
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Passed Sec+ today listened to all five videos
Excellent! CONGRATULATIONS! 🏆🎉🌟
What study tips to do have to pass the exam?
I'm very grateful for this exam cram. It gets around all of the fluff, straight to the point and concise. Planning to take this weekend after finishing the series and practice exam questions + flashcards. Shouldn't be much longer before going over CISSP to become an associate of isc2.
May I ask, how much overlap is this into CISSP. I know CISSP is managerial and very wide- would you say Sec+ would contribute around.. 1/5th of CISSP?
I'm very much interested in GRC and Frameworks such as NIST 800-53, ISO 27001, 27002, PCI DSS, etc. think CISSP will definitely help on that front.
Lastly, this information is great and all, but what would you recommend for practical skills in the GRC field. I'm not looking to get into Pentesting like OSCP- more so... compliance and auditing systems. Sec+ and CISSP seem to be pretty theoretical. I recently passed CCNA which is quite useful and nice as it serves as a backbone for all things networking- that and very hands on with labs.
I would would like to develop some more hands on skills. Only thing I can think of relating to GRC would be ISACA stuff like CISA or CISM. Planning on using Qualys for PCI DSS. Advice?
Overlap for CISSP? Hard to be precise, but I'd say 15-20% topically that could be applicable, assuming you adopt the "think like a manager" mindset. There are some certs from ISC2 and ISACA that will give you GRC exposure, though some good old fashioned hands on practice with quantitative risk analysis, BCP, and policy development on your own is great. Connect with me on LinkedIn and we can chat more on some recommendations if you like.
Just want to let you know, I took and passed sec+ today. Using your exam cram series and pocketprep + some Jason Dion practice tests. It feels good. I will be joining you tomorrow for the start of the 8 week CISSP study :)@@InsideCloudAndSecurity
@@yusareba That's great news! CONGRATULATIONS! 🏆🎉
Thankyouuu for this!! 😊😊
Happy to help. Will get domains 3-5 recorded and produced as quickly as possible
2:27:00 I would like to notate one point here. Degaussing is implied to destroy the media & make it non reusable which is correct for CD/DVD's in your example. However, the book that is recommended at the start of these videos state something extra. CH11, pg 339 under Data Sanitization; it clarifies that degaussing can be used on tapes and similar magnetic media to wipe the media without destroying it. Question 20 at the end of the same chapter asks about how to quickly wipe a tape for reuse without destroying it, and the correct answer is degaussing. It does clarify that CD/DVD, SSD, etc are a different case.
Wouldn’t worry too much about splitting that hair. For this exam, remember, crypto-shredding. Tape is seldom used anymore and unlikely to come up on the exam.
@@InsideCloudAndSecurity gotcha, I just figured that since the book wants to ask questions like that I would clarify it here since I assumed that the exam might pull a curveball by asking something like that. Finished the book last week and I'm doing a complete re-watch of this series as well as Messer's. Hope to test by the end of this month.
Thank you so much. it was very helpful
Glad it helped! Hope your exam goes/went well. 👍
Hi Pete - thanks for the great content, this has been tremendously helpful.
I am still have trouble understanding the differences between backup types, specifically between Image vs. Snapshot vs. Copy. Do these backups types include all files and an OS? Any further insight is greatly appreciated!!
Thank you again for the amazing content!
Yes this would include the OS, but remember a snapshot is only a "saved state" in, for example, VM.
Your course is absolutely top-notch/fantastic, however @44:27 in the real world IaC is not something that is always used in conjunction with or even required for CI/CD. Many times CI/CD can run and deploy to systems completely independently of IaC at all, unless you are performing immutable deployments. Is this something CompTIA wants us to believe for the exam or is this from your experience in the field? I have subscribed and will be using your channel to prep for many other exams beyond CompTIA! Thanks for all of your hard work and effort in creating this course. I especially appreciate that you show countermeasures for practically every vulnerability. I gave up studying from a paid Security+ course because it is out of date with the current exam material and it definitely does not go into the countermeasures like you have!
That is my experience from the real world, and what you will hear from all the major cloud service platforms. Everybody deploys into the cloud in a repeatable fashion using infrastructure-as-code in their CI/CD pipelines. This minimizes mistakes and manual effort by ensuring deployment, are consistent, declarative, and idempotent. I have yet to see an environment of any size where infrastructure-as-code was not used. IaC is the rule not the exception.
Firstly, thanks so much for these videos! Been listening to them every chance I get so I can take the Sec+ by July. They're really helpful!
One question I have in this section is, with a honey pot you're not supposed to entice attackers since that'd be entrapment but you can make a honey file. Can you explain how a honey file wouldn't be entrapment? Is it just that the honey file would be a fake file whereas the enticed file would be real?
A honeypot should be designed to entice, not entrap. You entice through attractive vulnerabilities that capture the attackers attention so they can be redirected to a sandbox and observed. What you do not do is entrap by enabling and allowing the attacker to commit a crime, such as providing a real HR employee file for them to download. Entrapment will result in your claims being thrown out (denied) in court.
@@InsideCloudAndSecurity I appreciate the quick response! That makes sense now about enticing. Does that mean that a honey file is a fake file that the attacker thinks is real?
@@0x004 A honey file is a file with fake data the attacker believes to be real, designed to help the org detect attackers.
@@InsideCloudAndSecurity Got it, thanks so much! 👍
Question but I was following the PDF while listening to the video but was page 88 of the PDF skipped? Cause it seems that it went from Software diversity to Continuous validation around the one hour mark.
Releasing an updated/consolidated full Security+ course later this week. Will take a look at this today and address in the update. Thanks for the heads up.
Just a quick qn, do you think you will finish domains 3-5 by second week of feb close to valentines day?
ETA of the last installment is mid-Feb, so likely yes.
Domain 3 is UP! ruclips.net/video/CdBD5aFLUEc/видео.html Domains 4 and 5 coming quickly.
Can you add timestamps so folks can jump to specific sections? For example, if I wanted to jump directly to 2.7: Explain the importance of physical security controls... Etc..
Already did this in the Description below the video for all individual domains and the full course. Click "show more" if you don't see the full description and check again.
Hi I am not able to access the pdf link for the presentations which is given in the description
Link in the video Description seems to be working - 1drv.ms/b/s!AmhtzcmYt5AViPVxsBZ4-3U6JxYI0w?e=gw8Dvs
Saving my spot: 1:09:40
I also have a complete course updated and consolidated, covering all 5 domains - CompTIA Security+ Exam Cram (Full Training Course - All 5 Domains) - SY0-601
ruclips.net/video/9Hd8QJmZQUc/видео.html
@@InsideCloudAndSecurity Thank you sir
1:22:45
2:01:30
I finished the video! Onto the next one 🤲🏾
I keep taking the practice exams and I am scoring high but I feel like I am just memorizing the questions and not really learning. Not sure how to improve my learning
Important to mix your study media (explained at ruclips.net/video/9Hd8QJmZQUc/видео.html). Doing this keeps you away from the questions for a bit so you are less likely to memorize. Also, make sure to use all the questions in the Security+ bundle so you do not see the same questions so often.
Okay thank you
Hello, thank you for the great content. Random but your voice sound like Harvey Specter from the suits lol
Oh really? I like it! (Suits was a great show!)
@@InsideCloudAndSecurity I don't mean to piggyback on @suldjantsan2417 comment but I've been pretending your Jeff Goldblum in the original Jurassic Park as I watch. Something about the pitch and delivery give me his vibe from the originals.
I get the Jeff Goldblum comparison a lot...and I LOVE IT! 🦖🦖🦖Good luck on the exam! 🤞🍀👍
@@InsideCloudAndSecurity Mr. Zerger - Just wanted to come back and say thank you! I used these exam crams after finishing my studying to touch up on last minute items.
I passed my Sec+ this past Friday! Again - thank you for these videos. Now to start the next certification planning!
@@timothybowen2847 Nice! Congratulations! 🏆🎉🌟🔥
Any chance u plan on doing CYSA+?
Unfornately, not enough demand to put it on my to-do list for 2022. 😟
@@InsideCloudAndSecurity Darn. Currently studying for the sec+. Was hoping to do CYSA+ after that
Hi! Link is broken to
PDF Presentation Download - Security+ Exam Cram: Domain 2
thanks!
Had a user test. Seems to work fine. May be the RUclips redirect confusing your browser. Re-pasting the link here. Let me know if issues continue. 1drv.ms/b/s!AmhtzcmYt5AViPVxsBZ4-3U6JxYI0w
@@InsideCloudAndSecurity Yes that worked for me - thank you!
@@michaelh.7944 Good deal. Reach out with questions or issues anytime as you prep. Good luck!
@@InsideCloudAndSecurity thanks! Would you mind sending the links to the other presentations? (Domains 1,3,4,5) I would very much appreciate it.
I already shared these videos with my colleagues who are also preparing for the exam.
Sure. All 5 available in the video description of the consolidated course video - ruclips.net/video/9Hd8QJmZQUc/видео.html
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