Vendor-specific cert has vendor-neutral cert as a requirement
xagreus
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I was intrigued by this recent CompTIA announcement.
This is the second time I remember seeing a vendor include another company's certification as a requirement for one of their own certifications (the first that I remember seeing was the MSCA: Linux on Azure, which requires the LFCS). There are probably others that I'm not aware of.
Do you all expect this practice to become a more popular? If so, what do think other instances might look like?
Thanks in advance for your viewpoints/insights.
This is the second time I remember seeing a vendor include another company's certification as a requirement for one of their own certifications (the first that I remember seeing was the MSCA: Linux on Azure, which requires the LFCS). There are probably others that I'm not aware of.
Do you all expect this practice to become a more popular? If so, what do think other instances might look like?
Thanks in advance for your viewpoints/insights.
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2024 goals: AZ-900, Cloud+, Palo Alto PCNSA, CyberOps Associate, DevNet Associate, Project+
2025 goals: Linux+, Palo Alto PCNSA, TryHackMe SOC Level 1, TryHackMe SOC Level 2, TryHackMe Security Engineer, CASP+/SecurityX
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yoba222
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I don't know if it will become a trend or not, but for the time being, I bet non-CySA+ holders could exploit this for %20 off.
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Security+, eJPT, CySA+, PenTest+,
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