CompTIA Security+ Certification - SY0-401 (2014 Objectives)

Study for the CompTIA Security+ Certification with Infinite Skills

4.45 (975 reviews)

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IT Certification

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Study and pass the CompTIA Security Exam

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Our Verdict

This Infinite Skills CompTIA Security+ training course presents a decent foundation for learners planning to pursue the certification. While it lacks interactivity and has pacing issues, the well-organized content structure, global appeal, and wealth of real-world experiences shared by the instructor contribute positively to its value. However, consider supplementing this course with additional resources and practice exams, as some topics aren't explored thoroughly. A valuable ally for those tackling the CompTIA Security+ certification, but not a one-stop solution.

What We Liked

Covers all major topics required for CompTIA Security+ certification exam
Content is well-structured into easy-to-follow sections focusing on risk assessment, network devices, security threats, application and data security, cloud security, social engineering & physical security
Truly global appeal with wide range of examples & explanations, including non-US centric scenarios, making it valuable for diverse group of learners
Provides valuable real world lessons from the instructor's experience, enhancing learning and reinforcing concepts

Potential Drawbacks

Lacks in interactive content, focusing on slides instead of animations or illustrations; may cause some learners to lose interest over time
Pace might be too fast for beginners, making it difficult to grasp complex security concepts and terminologies. Instructor does not provide an option to adjust video speed.
Does not cover all exam topics in-depth, requiring learners to seek additional resources or study materials to fill knowledge gaps
Assessment sections could be more frequent and varied, better aligning with exam question formats such as performance-based testing