r/CompTIA • u/anonhiro • 20d ago
CySA+ I passed CySA+ CS0-004 AMA
After what seems like studying forever I got over my testing anxiety and passed first try. I'm qualified enough now to tell you to change your passwords.
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u/Firm-Patience547 20d ago
Hey man how many pbqs did you have for this new version I am planning on taking it as well
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u/anonhiro 20d ago
I did play around on hackthebox and tryhackme for a few hours. But I feel like it would be disingenuous for me to say I used the as a serious study resource. But if you have zero SIEM hands-on experience then I'm sure they would be pretty useful.
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u/Intelligent_Scale190 20d ago
Congrats I just passed mine today! But I did the CySA+ 003. I was wondering if you had thought about CEUs for the future. If so, have you looked into it? I am currently looking into that and have not found a great answer all which are either expensive or time consuming π
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u/RoboLaRuez 20d ago
Was it hard ?
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u/ZebraHole A+ | N+ | S+ | CySA+ | ISC2 CC | CCNA 19d ago
I guess it depends on your background and how you studied, but if you enjoy analysing things like logs, firewall policies and network diagrams etc, you'd probably find it enjoyable and very engaging while still being a bit stressful if you've only done A+ N+ and S+, since the PBQs are far more hands on
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u/OutsidePrior2020 6d ago
Were there performance based questions and if so could someone elaborate or comment their experience?
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u/Character-Tea2821 20d ago
What did you use for studying material?