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I'm taking my security+ test tomorrow very nervous and I feel like I'm going to throw up
Update: I've passed with a 768!!!!!
Throw up and go pass the test
@@ZERO_TO_IT_HERO 😂 will do
Congratulations Alex
@Alex Milliken
How did u prepared for the exam?
congrats
Your videos really give me hope, I’m a veteran who is trying to transition into the I.T. Field after 9 years as a welder. I’ve been stressing because the course I took really wasn’t the most informative but after watching your videos I feel a lil more at ease and motivated
Same
Studying for 601, but I did notice the material being very dull.. take your breaks when needed and get back to it. Currently finishing CompTIA objective notes! Good luck y’all!!
Like watching paint dry
Do you do your studying from CompTia’s bundles?
Did you get the cert?
@@Yoyolover123 yes sir!
@@niconavarro687 Congrats
I also learned the biggest chunk of my IT knowledge at the helpdesk and field work- how to explain things in layman's terms, how to communicate with people, problem solving on the go, etc. Never knock the medial jobs- that's where the learning really starts :)
I have my test scheduled for February 27th 2023 at 10:00am! Wish me luck! Been studying for 4 months everyday!
If you've really been studying everyday for four months, take it tommorow. Thanks for watching.
Yeah fr that’s a long time to be studying everyday.
No luck! CLAIM IT!!
Did you get it?
Yeah, did you pass? Let us know!
I'm very grateful for this video, I'm just starting out my IT journey and I was feeling tempted to start with security plus because I find it more interesting. I've been reading into both and trying to decide which to actually properly go for but now I know to start with A+, cheers!
You really don't have to. Sec + is all you need to get your foot in the door.
I'm doing this as well because I do want to know the basic of it all. I know other ppl might tell me not to, but the way I learn I know I need to start from the beginning. But I'm also open to suggestions. I'm even taking the Google IT certification just as nice stepping stone to the IT world. I'm 31 changing my whole life for a nee career
I am starting with Sec+ after friends in tech told me unless I was going to be an IT tech I didn’t need it.
@@adelicelegleu4167 not sure what you make right now, but entry level IT doesn't pay that well. I did the Google Cert as well and got really lucky to find a job with it, I only got it because my friend was good friend's with the person hiring. Have my A+ now, the A+ is 1000x what the Google Cert is, study hard my man! I'd go A+, Network+, Security+. By the time you get that last cert you should be making good money if you live in a populated area! Good on you for taking the leap. Tech is fun!
They way you set this up is like I’m sitting down with a cousin who moved away and finally came home to visit. Thank you for spreading the knowledge!!
I'm new to all of this so thank you for letting me know the better route. I don't like fishing around the internet looking for different people to teach me. I like one source that shows me everything I need to know.
You made some excellent points in your video. I looked back over my Comptia A+ (220-1001 /220-1002) and compared it to the information in my network plus and security plus textbooks and the knowledge certainly does build. I certainly have forgotten things.
im new to the channel and new subscriber... this has been some great info that ive been retrieving from your channel.... i wanted to go into the security realm but was scared to take the jump, i am currently in help desk and hopefully i can get away from this environment, thank you for the inspiration, its always good to see other brothers in tech.. love to see it 💪🏾💪🏾
Great video!!! Thank you!! To answer your question: it takes a lot longer, but I like to hear the same information from many sources that provide the same information from many perspectives. I feel that I remember the info better than way. I find many sources that I trust (that know what they're talking about). For example, Tech with Nana knows Kubernetes backwards and forwards, so I trust watching her videos.
I been working in IT for over 20 years. I obtained my first cert this month Azure Cloud Fundamentals. I am leaning toward working on my CCNA next with hopes of Security plus later. I study a few hours a day over several months. I am thinking about looking at a couple of topics at a time. IT is so vast that sometimes learning and studying brings in new topics that are related and beneficial. I am mostly into coding,networking and system admin. Studying for the cloud reintroduced how important networking is and needed in my growth as a developer.
Your description was fie 🔥 thank you 🙏🏾 I’m taking security + first in July 😬
I just stumbled upon you channel. I'm new to the Tech space and currently a Cyber Security student. I took and passed the A+ about two months ago, in hopes of landing my first entry level I.T. job. Also, just started studying for my Sec+ to hopefully take Aug.1. Love your style and down to earth approach. Subbed. Thanks for sharing.
Very helpful! Thank you!
I'm gearing up to take the Security + 601 right now. Almost done with the 3.0 objectives. It does seem boring but I'm enjoying re-educating myself over things I've already learned from A+ and Network+. I'm glad I took those first. Network+ was a nightmare for me because I'm a terrible test taker haha.
Was the test easy?
Did you say you have to take A+ or Network + before Security plus or it's not required
@@Talmudets not required but helps
Its been a year where u at right now
It was the easiest test of the trifecta for me with Network+ being the hardest.
Thanks for the video! I'm preparing for Security+, after holding Network+, and I was concerned about how much shorter my stack of notes was. This makes sense!
got my A+ awhile back been slackin on my next cert l..studyin hard rn for Sec+ while workin for a cool company doing helpdesk..im going for two certs in 22” appreciate your content! subscribing👍🏽
I'm currently studying for the Network +. Passed A+ last week. I've found that studying heavily from 2 sources is the best. Studying from one course wasn't working well for me because its good to get things explained in different ways / learn new things that the other course never talked about. Studying from too many resources is counter-productive for me..just information overload and no sense of structure.
I like multiple sources as well. I believe that (for myself) it drives the points home when more than one person is talking about the material I covered before. I''m huge into reading the book though, so I do think people really do NOT read enough about the material to truly understand it.
Yoooo, just found you, I’m looking at doing the sec+ prob in August so I’m def stoked I found your channel.
As someone who has no experience and lots of life Obstacles, I want you to know this video was very informative on what to expect. For example, I have zero experiences in IT but am fanatically obsessed. Thank you for sharing your experience.
Per what you mentioned, I'm with ya ! I took A+, Net+ and am now working on Security+.
I’m working on my first part of CompTIA A+ but currently waiting on internet since I just moved last week. I’m using Udemy as of right now but I’m thinking about switching to this program for the rest of my courses I take. I agree with what you said though, A+ is a lot of info thrown at you. That’s where my struggle is at. Memorizing all the acronyms, different raid arrays, and ports along with much more. I’m slowly getting there. I took a practice test and I knew the answers but questions are giving me issues with the way their explained. Just gotta keep working with it I guess.
Update?
@@ZERO_TO_IT_HERO I passed both of my A+ exams and now studying for the new network+. It’s been going a little slow because my wife and I just had our first son! But I’m not letting that stop me. Still getting in time to study and going to schedule my exam soon!
Congrats and congrats!
@@ZERO_TO_IT_HERO thank you and thank you! Of course you CZcams videos helped a ton too! Thank you for the content! I know for myself and many others, we’re always looking for practice questions and explanations because there’s never enough out there. So thanks for what you do!
This man sounds and look Dominican ! I needed to support right away ! my people !!
Not Dominican but appreciate the support 💪🏽🇩🇴
Hey brother great vid, I will be graduating with my cyber security degree this upcoming year.
Working toward the Security+ with a Network+ and eJPT already in the bag.
Appreciate you for sharing your insight, bro! I've been strongly considering studying for the Sec+ lately and coincidentally enough, your video was the next suggestion. Although everyone learns differently, I tend to learn more from using multiple resources. I can understand where you're coming from with using one instead.
Best of luck!
@@ZERO_TO_IT_HERO Gladly appreciate it! Keep spreading the knowledge.
Love your videos . Tapping into this new journey I’m excited
Happy to have you
This was a very helpful video!
I wouldn’t say it’s easy but it’s doable.
There is tonnnnnss of overlap in comptia tests. I started out with Security+ because I got a job with the DoD, almost all DoD i.t. jobs are going to require it. I've been with them for a bit and have worked my way up to network engineer. I have also started online school with a networking focus, it comes with lots of certs and I've had to take A+, network+, secure infrastructure, and more, and I've noticed all the overlap really starting with A+ concepts and moving into recognizing cyber threats.
Would you say the security plus is easier than CCNA I’m applying for DOD and I have the experience and they need security plus also
Easy is subjective. You need security+ for the job, so go get it.
this is true like im not even in a cyber career field but im getting forced to take sec+ since I work with IT
How do apply for DOD? What are the names of agencies Any links?
I like a one GREAT source person. New sub here! Nice vid!
Years ago, after getting my certs (A+, Network+, and Security+, all passed first attempt and Security+ was ridiculously easy!) I accepted non-IT position and yes it was a huge bump in pay and crossed me over into clearing 6 figures. But I let my certs expire, smh! UGH! Now, due to another offer I’m back on the IT side of my career (SharePoint) and thinking it’s time for me to get some certs. I’m thinking I’ll study the A+ & Network+ for refresher and preparation for taking Security+ 601 and CCNA plus I’m staying on task with SharePoint certification. I’m getting SP now as that’s what my current position is using.
This is reassuring. I just gotta an interview offer but they let me know I'll need Security plus if they decide to hire me
Thanks for this video! I would rather have many options but I’m usually going to choose the one that works for me.
First off, it's dope to see people that look like me in the IT field, so you got a new subscriber. I'm looking into a career change and want to get into cyber security and am checking options to get certified as opposed to going through a school.
Welcome!
Hell ya I was just bout to comment the same thing , I have no college back ground but going for the sec +
Whats the best route to take without a degree
That’s the problem with society today. 🤦♂️ you sound so ignorant lol
This guy makes an entire helpful video about getting certs and all you can see is the color of his skin?? Lmao
@@mrletsplayit I clearly saw the video too. Power to the people, guy ✊🏿❤🖤💚❤🖤💚!!!!!
G. D. CCNA test wasn't clear cut either. I did CCNA first, coming from YEARS in telecommunications construction (inside and outside plant). Now wanting to get in cyber security, trying like heck to get Security + QUICKLY, not BY the month but IN a month. MAYBE A+ later, maybe. I found out rather early that I had a love for electronics. I took all the electronics classes available in high school, then went to school for Electro-Mechanicl Technology back in the '80s. Owned a Commodore 64 and had to repair it myself. I bought the Sams book on it and figured it out myself. I've built my own computers since 2000 and have ALWAYS played with OSs including windows 98, 98se, xp, 7, and 8, and MANY Linux distros. I've got a strong preference for Linux, Its so open and so available to further educate myself on how operating systems and hardware work...Never saw the need for A+, but if some ELSE wants to pay for the test I'm happy to pass it. 😁 Who knows, maybe I'll even pay for it... I'm just hoping I don't HAVE to, for HR/recruiters is the only reason I would 🙄. Fingers crossed 🤞
Research has shown that learning from many sources improves your knowledge, retention and your understanding of the subject, even leading into mastery of the topic.
I personally feel like one resource is good as apposed to having multiple resources. I needed just one resource to pass my A plus and Network Plus. I'm now going for the Security Plus before the end of the year.
What would be the order (I'm completely new to the IT field) of things to learn in order to pass Comp TIA Security +?
Im taking this test in highschool in a few days and im worried there are some things out of the classroom i might be needing other things to know too. Really great video for clearing out that question. Thanks!
Good luck!!
@@ZERO_TO_IT_HERO Thank you! I am the first class in the area to take a comptia test in highschool and i would unlock many doors if i pass this test. Most people i see around in the comments are mostly people in and around college, so i am proud to be taking this test!
I’m also taking mine in high school! Did you pass yours?
@@Yoyolover123 nah didnt pass it but I did get really close. I have some very interesting connections and offers with some companies because they are interested in what I know.
Man I’m trying to knock my A+ in the next two weeks, I just passed my ITF+ last week. Next is get my Security+ before the test retires at the end of this month. Thanks for this video!!
I prefer multiple sources to be able to cross reference the content.
Don't overwhelm yourself. Good luck
Thank you man, your videos have been really helpful.
Do did you use to take your courses?
Starting today I'm focused on getting both certifications. Thanks for the video!
I passed the both exams for the A+ and passed the Network+ and the Cloud Essentials+ and now am studying for the Security+.
Hi I’m taking my security plus today, I wish I would have seen your video sooner. I had some boring CompTIA teachers. I knew a lot of help desk work because of the Army, which made it easier. Wish me luck man!💪🏾
Did you pass!?
Did you pass?
Word bro I been using Kali Linux for 10 years I just never tried to take it seriously get certifications or consider a career when I was learning it there was none of that. So now im tryna do what you've done in that exact order. As for certifications. Tryna stack the certifications up now and maybe try and start in help desk work my way up
Hey man, thanks for the video! I'm currently getting my masters in Cybersecurity and have not taken any certification tests yet. If there's any way i could talk to you about the do's and don'ts, which certifications i should get first, and how i can better my chances of getting an internship. Thanks!
Coaching links in description. Talk to you soon
I like multiple resources. They present a different way of explaining the concept.
This guy is seriously hilarious!
I'm taking my Sec+ in a few weeks I have passed both A+ and Net+. Right now my issue is curving out the time because I'm a Help Desk Admin right now and a lot of the concepts in Sec+ I'm using daily. The material is boring as fuck, but this is what going to get me to 100K+ a year
My bro how did you start with this career? I’m thinking about getting into this too. I have no experience with this and was thinking of buying a training course on CompTIA for sec +. Is this a good first step
I am having trouble taking these courses online. I can’t keep the focus. I know I learn better with hands on but I can get these classes for free online. Having to spend the money to go to in campus school is so hard to decide to do. Especially since I already have student loans. I appreciate videos like these to help.
Been out the game for a few years and now a stay at home mom. Figured it’d use this time at home to revamp my resume. I need all the certs I can get. This was the first video I watched and has motivated me. Thank you sir. 😊
Glad it helped
I am widowed, and this is all new to me. I have not started my journey yet. However, I did purchase a Security Study Guide. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge so I know how to prepare i.e. ITF+, A+, Network+, then Security +. Thank you again.
thank god i came here, im in school for computer programming and studying for security+ on the side. definitely gonna fall back to something else before i start
I’m looking to get my security plus right now in-between my college semester. Can I get a decent paying job with just that cert?
Congrats and thanks for the tips.
Anytime
Hey I’m currently taking the Security plus but I studied Cyber security for my masters. Currently have a job as a network analyst but I really want to go to the security and cloud side of IT hence I’m taking this then AWS after. Do you consider this a smart move?
Hey master. Thanks for the nice video. Very nice insight!
Since you are the expert, can you tell me where you can find your score? I just saw it once, when I passed the exam, but it does not show anywhere on my certificate…
Would be nice to see it printed somewhere.
I’m leaning towards your advice of taking A+ first. I appreciate your advice !
Skip the A+ unless you want to do IT support. Just do security+ and skip the others if you wanna just go straight into cyber.
Great video. What book do you recommend to study Sec+? I’m going to self study
If you have yet to acquire that information, I wouldn't recommend you self study. Respectfully.
Thankyou very much, extremely helpful
I have one more semester left until I have my Bachelor's Degree in Cybersecurity (with a minor in Computer Science), and I am preparing myself to also get Security+ certified. Should I take A+ and Network+ certifications before Security+? Many of my classes that I have already taken covered those topics and the people that I have talked to tell me the Security+ certification is the most important one that I need for the career I want. Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated.
PS. Great video btw.
I went to college for cyber security and I have my associates degree but I was terrified to take the certification exams so I didn’t take the network or A+ but I understand quite a few of the concepts do you think it’s still doable for me?
I would still start with A+, then decide where to go from there. Good luck!
This was a nice video. Unfortunately, security+ is gonna be my first cert I'm going for so I can get into the career, but now learning that a+ and network+ are a not absolute necessity but recommended course definitely creates more doubt in my mind about my abilities. Ugh. But that's me talking about my own thoughts. This video was very informative and has let me know that a+ and network+ work with security+, which also tells me that certs aren't entirely different and can be relatable to one another. So that's good. I remember I took a class when I was a freshman in high school where I got certified in c++ but that was...Jesus 10 years ago, and wasn't for job application, so it feels a lot different now. But hopefully, I get this figured out soon!
Taking this journey now just passed my a+ 1001 working on 1002 in schools currently for security +
It wasn’t for me! But I am a complete novice. I passed the second go around though 😁
💪🏽
Thanks bro for all the advice. I just passed my A plus certification. I'm going to take a month or two off and then I will start studying for my Network Plus
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I was studying for the Oracle 1Z0-071 but I was really not passionate about it. I'm going to switch to(probably) the Linux+ then Security+.
Congratulations on all your accomplishments @Master I.T.! I have taken the CompTiA A+ Core 1 twice and came up short with the scores 511 and 580 respectively. I will be taking Core 1 again on July 31. Even though I've listened/watched several sources, I believe it's simple to choose on source/person and obtain a laser focus. Afterwards I will taking Security + 601.
Thank you and good luck!
@@ZERO_TO_IT_HERO Gonna use your courses for my remaining certs.
Sounds like a plan
@@ZERO_TO_IT_HERO see ya in class!
hi Patrick are security + 501 and 601 different exams?
I prefer 1 main direct all inclusive book or resource for which I derive all my learning and or material
I like straight forward process and it starts with how you learn the material
Nice
I have my bachelors degree in I.T. Cybersecurity and work as an IT Security Analyst now. Im wanting to obtain my Security+ certification but I dont know how hard it’ll be.
As a recent IT College graduate you have to remind yourself that no 1 certification expectially an entry-level one like the security + is harder than getting a degree. If you have a degree you should be able to pass any certification with the correct prep.
back when i was in school for this shit. I learned quick I didn't have to be in school for I.T. certs, but my teacher made us study and take a cert test every 30 days.. was rough
How did you study for security +? Is it like a book or something I can get? What company did you take the test with?
I took my A+ and Network + before 2010 and they are now considered lifetime so thankfully, no 3 year renewal needed on them. I am working on my Security +.
Great content. Definitely subscribing to your channel bro.
I got a Server Academy Certification in 2021 for Windows System Administration, it helped me gain a role as a Google Tech Support Engineer.
great video, but the music is a little distracting. I would either turn it down or find something a little less obtrusive.
Thanks for this. I agree that one source to learn from is best. Multiple can help too with understanding if one source isnt as clear.
Glad it was helpful!
Im much older slower attention span, with no experience trying to get into IT field . Any Suggestions? What cortication's i need for entry level like help desk. Thanks
Depends
I passed my security + today on my first try I was expecting to fail and use my retake but idk how I feel about it. It feels fixed for some reason I don't feel like I passed. Maybe I did good on my performance based questions? Those are worth more right?
Just be happy you passed 🤦🏿♂️
Taking my sec+ exam tomorrow with no prior certs. Been taking a course for a couple months and have spent the last week reviewing. Taking practice tests now 😬. A little nervous hearing everyone saying how hard it is but appreciative of the tips!
How did you do? Were you able to pass?
@@joshbolding4844 I did!!! Thanks for asking :) I was really happy considering i failed all my practice tests.. lol
@@mctripp2893 Congrats!! I’m trying to decide if I should try to just go for security+ as my first very as well. I don’t have any certs, but just got my CIS degree, and I have a big interest in cyber security, and feel like I know most of the terms and tools etc. Do you have any advice? Did you do one of the self training bundles?
@@joshbolding4844 Thank you! I'm actually a CS/Math major and cybersecurity wasn't my original plan either. But yeah! It seems like a really interesting field so I'm going for it.
Considering you are CIS, you probably know more initially than I did. Most of this stuff was new to me so if I did it I think you could definitely do it too.
I took an instructor led CompTIA online course that was offered through my college. I'm not sure how to get into one otherwise, but there are plenty of other resources out there to learn.
In addition to that, I used Jason Dion's udemy practice tests as well as Passemall sec+ practice exams to practice taking the actual test. I'd recommend them both but Passemall was the best!
@@mctripp2893 congrats! I'm taking mine in two days lol any chance you can help me ?
I’ve heard the Security + test is changing this year. Should I still study the same material? I’m reading the Darril Gibson book now
It's already changed. If you're studying for the current test, you only have a couple weeks until it retires.
It's only July. Go take the test.
Working to take the CASP. 25 yrs. experience. 6 certs MS + Comptia. Need help please.
I’m considering getting into Cyber Sec soon but I literally know nothing about it.
So saying that “people who take security+ usually fail” Now if they DO (by chance) pass, does it make it harder to work in IT without knowledge from the other certs?
Good question
I like to have 2 to 3 resources use to study for a certification exam.
My expereince was the same. Took A+ and Net+ then Security+. For me, Net+ was the most difficult, and Security + was the easiest. I'm glad I took them in that order because I feel like they build on each other and taking CompTIA exams gets you in the mindset of how thier questions are worded. Starting with the Security + is probably doable but I'd imagine it would be much more difficult.
how long it took you to study for each?
Rubbish, i did them all as well and security + 601 was the hardest . i bet 500 dollars that you didnt pass 601
@@makingchangeslifechanges4950 I took the 501. Can't speak on the 601. Also, did you consider the idea that different concepts are easier from some and more difficult for others? I found Network + to be far more difficult because I wasn't as interested in the material.
I feel that more resources the better....but this can have side effects as well. Reading an entire textbook is a good strategy too imo.
thanks for tha video
I took Sec + as my first cert when I got to my unit (military) and wasn’t ready at all and failed it badly, it crushed my IT dreams, do you have any advice on how to bounce back ?
What did you use for study material?
Take it again
Just passed my security plus 501 today! Did it just before it expires on July 30th😂😂Didn't want to switch over and start studying for 601 version.
Same! I saw how many more objectives there were on the 601 and immediately started studying back in May. I passed on the 25th of July on my first try - 781 / 900.
Congrats.... I take mine this Thursday any advice?
@@arndreadampier3857 Prior to the test I personally studied over 1k worth of test questions and timed myself in the beginning. After so many you know if you're spending too much time on a question. I also flagged all the performance based questions in the beginning and went straight to the multiple choice. If it was going to take me longer than 20-30 seconds to answer one, I also flagged it and moved on. When I finished answering question 90, I had 38 minutes left to finish the performance based questions and knocked those out, then the last of the multiple choice. By then, I had around 10 min to review. I also ate light an hour before the test (banana and a taco), made sure I did not have to use the restroom and had a cup of coffee two hours before to keep me awake and focused. Try not to get discouraged at any point during the test and I honestly wish any and all the very best of luck.
@@deftones976 thank you 😁
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Hey Arndrea how much time did it take u to finish the whole course?
I took Cisco Networking and Microsoft but never got my certs and I'm looking to take my certifications. What are the recommended courses to go from there?
When I did Net+, I was sure I didn't pass until I was finished. That was a tough one.
wise words from the legend himself
I am in the research phase of getting into receiving a certification in the I.T field and I really found this video to very insightful. Would love more advice for a beginner like myself who has ambitions to work in the cyber-security sector. All comments are appreciated!
Get your A+, do the Google Cert for the fun of it, work help desk for 6-18 months. In that time get your Network+ and Security+, you'll be golden!
Art of War is one of my favorite books.
I got into a computer support certificate program in 2007 and the most boring class of all the classes was understanding operating systems. That class was all lecture for three months.
Do you really need a college degree for advanment in IT field or only certifications are enough
Ima one source guy, especially when the source is relatable