Passed: MTA Security Fundamentals

MCP2000

Passed MTA Security Fundamentals.

Used CBT Nuggets and Sybex Microsoft Windows Security Essentials.

Now going to enjoy Father's Day and then start work on MCTS tomorrow!

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Dakinggamer87

Congrats!!

What's next?

DoubleNNs

Congrats! And good luck on the MCTS

MCP2000

70-667 Configuring SharePoint 2010 is next on the list (Need it for work) then onto MCSA - Windows Server 2012

horusthesun

Cool! Congrats!

tconwa1

How does this stack up against Security +

MCP2000

Not sure how it stacks up against Security+ so I hope someone who has studied and passed Security+ can comment.

Arod95

Studying for security+ and I would recommend that honestly this certification I felt was more for people who wants a taste of security, and to see how it is. Not at all as in-depth as security+. The book for this certification might cover a few chapters security+ covers. So this is the entry of all entry level security certs. Security+ is more in-depth, and teaches more concepts.

brinklej

In order to get the MTA certification do you need to pass all 4 exams OS,Network, server admin, and security?

Arod95

No its a certification for each exam. So if you do all four you get 4 different certifications.

MCP2000

Here is the study material from MVA if anyone is interested: Security Fundamentals Training Course | Microsoft Virtual Academy