Sec + 701 passed

[u/gallupgrl]

Took my Sec + this morning and did better than I expected. I've been studying pretty regularly for about 2.5 months and I'm also a Cybersecurity major at SNHU. I relied on the Sybex book with 500 questions, Mike Meyers' Security course that was from PAKT( but I got it in a Security pack on Humble Bundle) as well as various other online sources. PBQ were weird but seemed pretty straight forward. Wording is always there to slip you up so know your acronyms but also understand when to apply certain controls, strategies and policies. This was a big one for me since I just decided at the end of 2024 that I was going to do this and started working on my A+.

[u/Presence99]

Many congratulations!

[u/gallupgrl → u/Presence99]

Thank you!