Professor Messer's SY0-601 Security+ Study Group - August 2023

[@Jombo1]

Thanks for all you do. I passed Sec+ this month following your videos!

[@andreipopescu2808]

Did you use any other materials?

[@manu-punjaban]

hi can you pls tell me wht kind of study material i need to start learning about cyber security because i am new i dont have any clue even i dont have any knowledge like from where i have to start learning about cyber security .
please reply me . thnks

[@juyoullee1040]

Thank you so much. I just passed today with 777 score. your videos and practice exam helped me so much. I wasn’t confident i am going to pass until the moment i saw the result.

[@Pilotguy788]

Passed my Sec+ yesterday thanks to you!! This guy's the real deal 💪

[@kabeermirza055]

Hey bro really happy for you or anyone passing the exam. Any tips would be appreciated, I've mine on the line

[@1plus1is10]

Thanks a ton, Professor. Completed the sec playlist in 3 days (at 2x, took written notes, I have experience in field as well) and passed the exam today with 772. Had some practice tests as well. Good luck to anyone attempting.

[@manu-punjaban]

hi . can you please tell me from where i start to learn about cyber security because i am beginner i dont have any idea from i have to start learning . please reply ne thnks

[@Delvade25]

Happy to report that I’ve passed the Security+ with 1 month of intense studying. Thank you professor!

[@giveittogod286]

Did you have any training before you took the test

[@Delvade25]

@@giveittogod286 none at all

[@DARELASISI]

I am so glad to be here today. I missed the live lecture because I travelled. Thank you, Professor.

[@quantumitalian9419]

I just want to let you know that I watched your video series on Sec+ over the course of a month and passed the exam today! Thank you for your hard work sir!

[@manu-punjaban]

hi can you please tell me from where u have to start leanring about cyber security because i am beginner pls rpely thnks .

[@quantumitalian9419]

@@manu-punjaban Sure, though it depends on what your level of expertise or lack thereof is. If you don't have any experience at all, depending on whether you're in school or a self-study, it might help to look to getting your A+ and Net+ certificates first, both of which Prof. Messer teaches. Those will give you a base for what hardware does and how to troubleshoot it, as well as networking concepts that are going to be useful in getting into Sec+, which is going to build on those and improve the basic concepts that you have. You'll also be introduced to a lot of new topics for security in general. Additionally work experience would be helpful in learning as well.

[@manu-punjaban]

@@quantumitalian9419 thnku for your reply, I am average student and completed my graduation in Management In INDIA
does i also have to learn about Coding ?

[@manu-punjaban]

@@quantumitalian9419 i am a beginner and i want to do self study at home
doing study about cyber security is it easy or tough
and i dont go to college .

[@quantumitalian9419]

@@manu-punjaban I wouldn't necessarily say its a must, but it couldn't hurt, as well as making yourself more marketable.

[@monikabandic5386]

I was late for the live 🤦🏻‍♀️ Sending good vibes to all ❤

[@mrklouds7128]

He isn't saying to not study about port numbers but just know that there aren't any questions on the test that explicitly ask you what a port is for.

[@warlocksmurf]

I dont get it

[@warlocksmurf]

@@f5e4b5t6c4 ahhh ok i got it now

[@nevaagin]

I'm just getting started on my studies for Security. Been in I.T. since 2002. Any advice guys?

[@Hons]

I came late, but it was a good one!!

[@adamsalhassan805]

From Lagos Nigeria

[@keithstewart8613]

Great video! Out of curiosity is the Security + exam open resources? In other words can you have notes or other test prep resources open while you take the online version of the exam?

[@quantumitalian9419]

Just to let you know, having just completed the course, no, you cannot have any notes with you in the exam hall or online as far as I'm aware. They provide a blank sheet and something to write with, the rest is on you to remember.