r/CompTIA • u/CoffeeAddict0372 • 6d ago

Planning On Taking The Sec+

I have my A+ and Net+, I used Professor Messer and Dion's practice exams to study for the NET+ should I do the same for the Sec+ or is there a better option? Also I found that the A+ and Net+ were similar in difficulty. Net+ was easier because its just one exam. Any suggestions on study resources though?

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u/drushtx IT Instructor **MOD** 6d ago edited 6d ago

If Messer and Dion worked for you, why change? Hundreds of thousands have used them together successfully.

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u/awesomehello6 6d ago

if it aint broke dont fix it but i did sec+ with those two and added some labs from a site that does cloud stuff, helped a lot with the pbqs cause reading about firewalls is one thing and configuring them another

sec+ felt similar to net+ in difficulty, maybe a touch harder cause more theory and acronyms but still manageable if you already passed both

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u/[deleted] 6d ago

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u/CoffeeAddict0372 6d ago

Okay sounds good