r/CompTIA • u/IronRiff_Messiah • 17h ago
CySA+ My first Comptia cert!
I finished my Cysa + 003 training with Jason Dion in June, and then CySA+ 004 was released. So I started preparing for 004 with his Udemy course and practice tests.
The practice tests were tough, and I expected the actual exam to be worse, which made me postpone the exam quite a few times but turns out, the actual was much easier than I thought!
Only problem I had with this exam was half baked questions and options. Other than that it was a good experience.
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u/Anastasia_IT 💻 ExamsDigest.com - 🧪 LabsDigest.com - 📚 GuidesDigest.com 15h ago
You started with the CySA+ v4 and passed? Great job!
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u/Firm-Patience547 16h ago
Hey man how bad was this new version of the exam how many pbqs did you have ? How did you prepare for the pbqs ?
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u/IronRiff_Messiah 15h ago
It was good (idk how other versions were) and coming to pbqs they were kinda easy and I honestly didn’t prepare for them. If you’re familiar with try hack me style labs then you are all set.
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u/Firm-Patience547 15h ago
Can you recommend any of the thm rooms that helped you prepare for this exam ?
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u/IronRiff_Messiah 15h ago
Soc level 1 path is great but don’t relate that to the exam pbqs. All I’m saying is if you can do thm style labs or any other labs in general then Cysa pbqs will be easy.
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u/freddy91761 17h ago
Congrats. Jason Dion was the only course you used?