Hmm highly secure environment (they're making Pearson build SCIFs?). And then I've never taken a high-stakes cert before. Can anyone remember if the exam sim delivered an electric shock if they seemed to get one wrong? Maybe they're saving that feature for when it comes out of beta.
On a more serious note, according to the press release, it looks as if the version two of this exam is adding a bit more application layer security, more on automated incident response tools, and is taking out some of the irrelevant regulation parts.
Hmm highly secure environment (they're making Pearson build SCIFs?). And then I've never taken a high-stakes cert before. Can anyone remember if the exam sim delivered an electric shock if they seemed to get one wrong? Maybe they're saving that feature for when it comes out of beta.
On a more serious note, according to the press release, it looks as if the version two of this exam is adding a bit more application layer security, more on automated incident response tools, and is taking out some of the irrelevant regulation parts.
I had quite a few ISC2-like questions (more strategy focused rather than technical) on this beta exam but they were aligned with the new objectives.
How are those workshops? I've been wanting to go to one of those (or exam creation ones) in Chicago, but never end up doing it. Yea, it'd be more work stuff, but I think it'd be fun and a good way to get out and help the industry.
How are those workshops? I've been wanting to go to one of those (or exam creation ones) in Chicago, but never end up doing it. Yea, it'd be more work stuff, but I think it'd be fun and a good way to get out and help the industry.
It's pretty great man. I take PTO to do it. If you're getting a little burned out it's a great reset to light the fire under you again. It's not leisure though, they work you pretty hard, push for accuracy, and you'd better have a pretty thick skin when your material gets peer reviewed.
I think with something like that, egos need to be set aside. I know one of the biggest complaints for all the certification exams have been about word(s) or confusing sentences or whatever. Sometimes it is basic semantics, but it should be 100% correct and concise. If you've done something your whole career and called it one thing, but it's just something else - go by the industry standard, not what you know it as. It's the standards, not the best practices for a lot of things, I guess.
I still get taught how to do things by some end users. I do it one way, they do it the right way. I use it once a decade, they use that feature daily. It's nice to learn something new.
I'm really Jonesin' for these results! I am so curious how I did. I think I did well and I wasn't confused by any questions, so I think I have a pass. Just waiting. I was fine since November but this last little home stretch is brutal!
Well, in early [email protected] said "Look for your results over the next few weeks." And CompTIA's stance has so far been "in April". So... We'll have to wait a bit longer
CySA CS0-002 launches April 21st. Please join CompTIA's product and marketing team for this informative webinar to be held at 10:00 am CDT on April 22nd. Register here.
If you have taken a CompTIA beta exam, Pearson VUE will mail your beta exam results directly to you when the new exam is released. At that time, your beta exam results will also be uploaded to your certification account.
This information is also presented at the beginning of all beta exams and is included on all beta exam score reports.”
For anyone wondering about their results, I am. I sent a DM to the official CompTIA page on Twitter asking about the beta results, they told me (responded right now) "CYSA+ will be released April 21. You should receive your results within the week after that."
I'm just happy to have an official time frame instead of "when we're done" or "sometime in Q2". Kind of like waiting for the announcement of the next season of Lucifer.... When it's ready.
Now I can sit back and do other things instead of going to check to see when that "Taken" turns to a "Passed".
I don't have CySA+ beta exam listed in my CompTIA Certmetrics History page either. I do see the CompTIA PenTest+ Certification Exam I took in 3/2018, but there no indication it was a beta exam. I don't remember if it was listed prior to the PenTest+ beta results being released either.
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On a more serious note, according to the press release, it looks as if the version two of this exam is adding a bit more application layer security, more on automated incident response tools, and is taking out some of the irrelevant regulation parts.
Security+, eJPT, CySA+, PenTest+,
Cisco CyberOps, GCIH, VHL,
In progress: OSCP
I still get taught how to do things by some end users. I do it one way, they do it the right way. I use it once a decade, they use that feature daily. It's nice to learn something new.
In the mean time still prepping for EX407 and now also eyeing the CTT+ certification exams.
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From Comptia website:
“Receiving Your Beta Exam Results
If you have taken a CompTIA beta exam, Pearson VUE will mail your beta exam results directly to you when the new exam is released. At that time, your beta exam results will also be uploaded to your certification account.
This information is also presented at the beginning of all beta exams and is included on all beta exam score reports.”
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"CYSA+ will be released April 21. You should receive your results within the week after that."
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I'm just happy to have an official time frame instead of "when we're done" or "sometime in Q2". Kind of like waiting for the announcement of the next season of Lucifer.... When it's ready.
Now I can sit back and do other things instead of going to check to see when that "Taken" turns to a "Passed".
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