Tcat study guide
Is it just me that feel this study guide is so hard to read? Tcat uses so many tech terms and I guess he just assumed that you know them all. I find this PDF so hard and confusing to read and understand. Maybe I don't have enough experience in security field, but still.........
Can you guys please express thought on this study guide, or maybe recommend another one that is easier to read. Thanks
Can you guys please express thought on this study guide, or maybe recommend another one that is easier to read. Thanks
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/usr Member Posts: 1,768 ■■■□□□□□□□I thought it was extremely easy to read and follow. That's one reason it's better than the rest.
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hc2ab Member Posts: 42 ■■□□□□□□□□it sucks but it's better than the others.
i find the best way to study is study the summary first and memorize it.
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RussS Member Posts: 2,068 ■■■□□□□□□□Ahhh, I think if you compare Tcats work to many of the other Sec+ publications you will actually find that it is easier to understand.
Tcat is very good at writing technical stuff for people who have problems learning - perhaps not always ideal for everybody, but I believe a very good concept.www.supercross.com
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TURTLEGIRL Member Posts: 361I would personally advise Tcat to anyone who wants a introduction to Security +. Its a very simple and basic insight into this certfication. I would recommend reading many books and then you won't count on one book alone to cover the vastness and range of the Security + cert.
Basically I think Tcat is one of the best around and is pretty straightforward to follow and runs along the objectives of the exam very well.If you don't know 24 then you don't know Jack!