Passed!
randyrandy
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in Security+
Just passed with a core of 801. I used the TestOut software for my studies.
From reading various threads, it seemed like Security+ was more difficult than Network+. For me, it was the opposite. I had no networking experience so Network+ was much more difficult (738 was my score).
From reading various threads, it seemed like Security+ was more difficult than Network+. For me, it was the opposite. I had no networking experience so Network+ was much more difficult (738 was my score).
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jaywalker
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Congrats!Goals for 2015: ICND1 [], ICND2 []
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A winner is you -
randyrandy
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Thanks guys!
It was fun reading other people's Pass topics, and I'm glad I can finally join that group! -
Dakinggamer87
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Congrats on pass!!
*Associate's of Applied Sciences degree in Information Technology-Network Systems Administration
*Bachelor's of Science: Information Technology - Security, Master's of Science: Information Technology - Management
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Clem25
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Should you have a networking background before studying up for SEC+? I'm wanting to change my career and get into IT Sec. I'm about to take my A+ exam, and was wondering if I should start on the Networking+ or would I be ok to go ahead and proceed with the SEC+. Thanks.
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glenn126a
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Congrats on the pass! What's next up for you?
Clem25: If time is not an issue, go ahead and start on the Network+. You'll be more prepared for the Security+. But if you want to go straight to Security+, there are a couple networking topics that you need to know such as understanding firewalls and knowing your port numbers and subnets. With that being said, I recommend Darril Gibson's Security+ book which explains the minimal networking topics that you need to know. -
randyrandy
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Congrats on the pass! What's next up for you?
Clem25: If time is not an issue, go ahead and start on the Network+. You'll be more prepared for the Security+. But if you want to go straight to Security+, there are a couple networking topics that you need to know such as understanding firewalls and knowing your port numbers and subnets. With that being said, I recommend Darril Gibson's Security+ book which explains the minimal networking topics that you need to know.
I will be taking Project+ Next. I am attending WGU.
@Clem25: I highly suggest you take Network+ first. On my study guide, I'd say about a quarter to a third of my lessons were about Network. If anything, you should just study the port numbers.
