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Congratulations, you've made it to the end of the course.

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We've covered a lot of material in our time together.

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Throughout this course,

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we've covered everything you need to know and understand

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in all four of the domains

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covered by the CompTIA SecurityX certification exam.

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Now let's review those four domains

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one more time at a high level.

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Now, I know I didn't cover

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these domains and their objectives

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in a sequential order throughout the course,

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and that's okay.

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I covered all the material from them,

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but I rearranged it to make it easier for you

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to learn everything you need to know for the exam.

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CompTIA is not known

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for ordering their domains and objectives

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in the most straightforward way for teaching,

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and the objectives aren't designed to be taught

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in the order listed in the exam objectives PDF,

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but I promise we did cover all those objectives

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and every single bullet underneath them inside this course.

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Now, if you need to review any specific objective,

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you can always look back

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at the title of each video in this course.

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I have clearly labeled them all

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with the relevant objective numbers in parentheses

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after the title.

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Domain one was governance, risk, and compliance,

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and it makes up 20% of your exam questions.

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This domain focused on a comprehensive framework

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for managing organizational risk,

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ensuring compliance with regulations,

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and establishing governance practices

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to best achieve business objectives.

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Major topics in this domain

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included governance, risk, and compliance strategies,

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threat modeling,

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and artificial intelligence challenges to the enterprise.

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Domain two was security architecture,

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and it makes up 27% of your exam questions.

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This domain focused on the design

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of resilient systems and secure infrastructures

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by strategically implementing components,

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such as firewalls, intrusion detection systems,

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intrusion prevention systems, and Virtual Private Networks

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to enable confidentiality, integrity,

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availability, and scalability.

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Major topics in this domain include design resiliency,

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software and hardware assurance,

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security architecture design,

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enterprise cloud implementation,

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and zero trust architecture.

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Domain three was security engineering,

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and it makes up 31% of your exam questions.

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This domain focused on designing, troubleshooting,

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and securing complex systems

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through advanced identity and access management,

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endpoint protection,

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and network infrastructure security techniques.

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Major topics in this domain

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included network infrastructure troubleshooting,

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specialized and legacy systems, automation,

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and advanced cryptographic techniques.

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Domain four was security operations,

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and it makes up 22% of your exam questions.

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This domain focused on continuous monitoring, analysis,

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and response to security events through leveraging tools,

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such as a Security Information and Event Management system,

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and behavior analytics to identify and mitigate threats.

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Major topics in this domain included vulnerability analysis,

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threat intelligence, and incident response

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using techniques such as malware analysis,

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reverse engineering, and threat hunting

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to protect enterprise systems from evolving attacks.

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I truly hope you enjoyed my approach

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to starting out with governance, risk, and compliance,

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then moving into security architecture,

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security engineering, and finally security operations,

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moving from the more theoretical concepts

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to the more practical ways

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you can better protect your enterprise networks.

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Now, I know I covered a ton of information in this course

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and you're probably excited to go off

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and schedule your exam, take the test,

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and become SecurityX certified, but before you do,

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I recommend you stick around until the end of this lesson

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because I'm going to give you my top five tips and tricks

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for raising your score on the CompTIA SecurityX exam

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and getting you certified on your first attempt.

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Speaking of taking the exam,

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how are you going to sign up for and schedule your exam?

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Well, you could take it

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at any local Pearson VUE testing center worldwide.

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Personally, I've taken exams all over the United States

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at these local testing centers.

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These days though,

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you don't have to drive to a testing center

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if you don't want to.

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You can take the exam online

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from the comfort of your home or office

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using the Pearson VUE OnVUE testing system.

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To do this, you must be in a room alone,

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you have to have good internet connection,

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and you have to have a webcam

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so that a live proctor can watch you during the exam

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and make sure there's no cheating going on.

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Personally, I've taken a fair few of my exams this way,

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and it works pretty well.

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No matter where you take the exam,

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you will need to purchase an exam voucher,

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then you can schedule the day and time

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that you want to take your exam.

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You can buy your voucher directly through Pearson VUE

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when you're scheduling your exam at pearsonvue.com,

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or you can go to CompTIA's website at store.comtia.org

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to buy it from their store.

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If you do either of these options,

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you're going to pay full price for your exam voucher

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based on the location

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of where you're going to be taking your exam.

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Pricing varies because CompTIA utilizes different pricing

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for different countries in the world.

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But if you'd like to prepurchase your exam voucher

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before scheduling your exam with Pearson VUE,

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you can save 10% off the retail price

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by going to diontraining.com/vouchers.

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From here, you can select the voucher you need,

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which country you're going to be taking the exam in,

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and then you purchase your exam voucher directly from us

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if we carry the voucher for your particular country.

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Currently, we carry vouchers

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for about 50 countries around the world,

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so it's worth going to diontraining.com/vouchers

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to see if we carry one for you.

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As a CompTIA Platinum Delivery Partner,

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we receive a special discount rate on these exam vouchers,

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and we pass those savings onto our students.

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When you order a voucher from our website,

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you are going to receive a unique one-time voucher code

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as well as free access to our fully searchable library

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of CompTIA videos to help you with any last minute studying

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you may need to do before the exam.

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Once you have your voucher code,

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you're going to be able to go to pearsonvue.com

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and schedule your exam for any day or time that you prefer,

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and you're going to pick out whether you want to take it

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at a local testing center or online using the OnVUE system.

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So if you're willing to take one extra step

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by going to diontraining.com/vouchers first,

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you can save 10% or so off the cost of your exam voucher

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and get free access to our searchable library as a bonus.

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Alright, as promised, here are my top five tips

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for increasing your score on the SecurityX exam.

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First, use a cheat sheet.

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Now, you're not allowed

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to actually carry anything into the exam with you,

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but if you're at a local testing center,

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they're going to give you a whiteboard or dry erase sheet

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the size of a normal piece of printer paper

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for you to take notes on during the exam.

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they give you access to a digital whiteboard

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for the same purpose.

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As soon as the clock starts on your exam,

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you are allowed to write whatever you want

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on this piece of paper.

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I call it a brain dump.

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I like to brain dump stuff like ports, terms,

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and anything else that I might forget

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by the time I get to question 70 and beyond.

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I recommend you use

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the first one to three minutes of your exam time

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writing things down on that whiteboard

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to make sure you don't forget them.

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It will come in handy later on the exam, I promise you.

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Second, skip the sims and come back to them later.

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Simulations, or performance-based questions

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as CompTIA likes to call them,

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are usually the first three to five questions on your exam.

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Most students find these

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to be the hardest questions on the exam

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and they take the longest amount of time to answer.

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My recommendation is that when the exam starts,

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you simply mark these for review and skip them,

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then go do all your multiple choice questions first.

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At the end of the multiple choice questions,

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go back and do the simulations.

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Don't even read the simulations

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during your first pass through the exam.

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Trust me, just skip them.

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By doing this, you're going to gain confidence

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answering the multiple choice questions

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that will help you during the simulations.

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Once you finish going through

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all the multiple choice questions,

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then you go back and do the simulations.

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Students who use this technique

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tend to see their scores raised by at least 5 to 10%

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over those who don't.

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Now, third. Take a guess.

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If you're in doubt about the correct answer, take a guess.

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There's no penalty for wrong answers on CompTIA exams,

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so if you're in doubt,

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try to eliminate as many choices as possible

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and guess between the remaining choices.

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Remember, multiple choice questions only have four options,

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so if you can figure out

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that one or two of them simply can't be right,

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you have exponentially increased your chances

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of guessing the right answer

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from the remaining two or three options.

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Alright, fourth. Pick the best time for the exam.

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Are you a morning person or a night person?

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I want you to pick the time of day that works best for you.

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Don't try to squeeze the exam in

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after working a long day at the office either.

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Personally, I like to take my exams around 10:00 AM.

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That way I can take the day off work,

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I don't have to wake up super early,

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and I can avoid rush hour traffic

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if I'm driving to a test center in person.

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Also, schedule the exam so you have enough time

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to relax before it begins.

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There's nothing worse

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than showing up at a testing center at 9:59 AM

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because you hit traffic

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and your exam is scheduled to start at 10:00 AM.

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Be at least 20 to 30 minutes early,

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get comfortable with the facility,

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use the restroom if you need to,

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and then go and take your exam.

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This will help increase your score, I promise.

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Side note here.

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If you're taking the exam online,

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they will not let you use the restroom once the exam starts,

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so make sure you go before you log into the exam.

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Otherwise, you might be distracted during your exam

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and sitting there with your legs crossed.

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Fifth, your final tip is to be confident.

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You've got this.

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When you walk into that testing center

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or your home office if you're taking it online,

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you shouldn't be wondering, "Am I going to pass?"

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No, you should know you're going to pass.

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At this point, you've already studied

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all the information in this course,

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you've watched the videos, you've taken the quizzes,

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and you've studied the downloadable study notes.

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If you're confident right now,

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I want you to wait a few days to schedule your exam

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and take a bunch of practice exams in the meantime.

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In this course, I've included a full length practice exam

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as a bonus to help you determine

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if you're ready to take the real thing.

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Take that practice exam,

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and if you aren't scoring high enough,

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revisit the areas you missed

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by rewatching those lessons in the course.

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Then take the exam a second time.

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If you're still not confident,

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I recommend finding other practice exams

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from quality training sources

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so you're not just memorizing my test.

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This way, you'll get more practice

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and a broader range of questions.

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we are limited in the number of practice exams

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we can include in a video course like this one.

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However, I also offer a separate practice exam course

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that includes six more full-length practice exams

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with all new questions

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to further support your preparation for the exam.

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Now, when you take a practice exam,

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your goal is not to memorize the answer key.

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After all, Dion Training wrote these questions

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and CompTIA writes the official exam questions.

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That means you're not going to see my questions word for word

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on the real exam, but the same concepts are on the exam

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and we try to mimic the way the real exam writers

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write their questions too.

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That way you'll be better prepared.

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Please do yourself a favor

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and don't try to memorize my answer key

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and expect to pass the real exam.

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Instead, you need to understand

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why the right answer was right

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and the wrong answers are wrong.

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If you can do that,

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you're going to be able to pass the real exam

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with no problem at all come test day.

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So keep taking those practice exams until you're confident,

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then schedule your exam.

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Walk in there knowing you're going to pass.

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Alright, if you follow my five tips,

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you are going to be ready to take and pass

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your SecurityX exam on your first attempt.

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Now, I know you're going to do great on this exam,

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so keep studying, take that exam,

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and let me know when you pass.

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Notice I said when and not if.

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I am confident in your ability to conquer this exam,

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and when you do, I want to hear about it.

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Post about it on Facebook or LinkedIn and tag me in.

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Share your success story in our Facebook group

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or even go ahead and post it in the Q&A for this course.

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Your fellow students and I want to hear about your success

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and what worked for you during your studies.

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Also, I know that you're going to be so excited

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when you see that SecurityX certificate

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in the mail from CompTIA, so once again,

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congratulations on making it to the end of this course.

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Now, let's go ahead

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and put all that newfound knowledge to work

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by taking a practice exam.

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Good luck, and I hope to see you again in a future course.