TL;DR: As of May 19, The Complete 2022 CompTIA Cyber Security & PenTest Super Bundle by a CompTIA official partner, worth $1,770, is on sale for $49. That’s savings of 97%.
You can’t just jump into CompTIA exams and expect to pass with flying colors. Careful preparation is required. After all, the exams are quite comprehensive and designed to not only validate your knowledge, but your ability to perform the tasks at hand. Need help studying? This six-pack of CompTIA cybersecurity exam study guides can help — and it’ll only cost you $49. That’s significantly less than paying for the exam twice because you failed the first time.
For those headed the cybersecurity route, this six-pack of courses can prepare you to take the Security+ exam to begin, then tackle the PenTest+, CySA+, and CASP+ exams when you’re ready. With lifetime access, you’ll have as long as you want to study. These exams prove your ability to perform security-related tasks, configure and manage networks, troubleshoot issues as they arise, and identify, mitigate, manage, and detect security threats. It’s worth noting that CompTIA recommends getting the A+ and Network+ certification and having at least a year of experience as an IT professional before tackling the Security+ exam.
The study guides are brought to you by iCollege, an e-learning marketplace under the parent company XpertSkills. It’s a CompTIA official partner, so you aren’t just buying some random, irrelevant guide off the internet. Each guide includes video lessons, presentations, workbooks, and more. Daniel Lowrie and Wes Bryan, both with over a decade of IT experience, as well as numerous CompTIA certifications under their belts, will be steering the ship.
Here’s a quick introductory video to give you a taste:
Altogether, this pack of courses includes 180 hours of content you can work through whenever you have the time. You’ll have desktop and mobile access — and literally a lifetime to complete it. No rush. Grab this bundle for just $49 — about $8 per course.
Prices subject to change.
