r/WGUCyberSecurity

Recently became a member of AWS as a Data Tech 3. Been in IT since 2019 ranging from help desk , system admin and security analyst roles ? Which degree do you recommend from WGU I pursue?

Im trying to finish within one term and fast as possible . I have 16 credits already and can get up to about 30-40ish I total via Sophia and Study.com. Deciding between Cybersecurity Assurance, Cloud Networking Azure or AWS paths . I had Sec+ , CySA+ and SSCP. They all expired. Took CISSP twice to renew them all but failed.

I am thinking taking the Azure route. Most of my work experience has used Azure but I never got any Microsoft certs. Also to note , I do have the leisure of getting AWS certs as a perk with AWS. On the other hand I’m thinking the Cyber degree since it does come with CCSP and more certs overall. And finally , since I’m with AWS , why not just choose that path. What you guys think

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u/conzciouz — 5 days ago

A+ Core 2 practice tests full of nonsense?

Anyone else find that the CertMaster practice tests for this particular exam are full of shit? I took the practice test on pluralsight and scored like 98%. I’ve been grinding the tests on CertMaster for a few days and I cannot break 90%, keep hitting 88-89… and I find that every time it’s due to questions that are genuinely just garbage wording or not objectively straightforward responses. I don’t have specific examples to give, but there’s been a several where the “correct” answer was subjective, or not materially different than the answer I chose.

Anyone else feel this way about the 220-1202 practice tests? Is the real test the same way?

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u/orcrist84 — 5 days ago

CySa+ V004

Alright, i passed this exam with two weeks of studying. I read the entire Cert learn and did the practice questions. Pocket prep was the second tool i used to help me memorize and understand what each tool does. The i asked regular google AI to generate complex logs for me to read and have it ask me questions.

u/ComprehensiveWin8019 — 6 days ago