Technological advances are often led by visionaries who have a unique ability. That ability may be to see something others don’t, to inspire and motivate a team or organization, to break through ...
In the July 2022 issue of Certification Magazine, we looked at the three main forms of intellectual property protection that can apply to IT or other areas: copyrights, trademarks, and patents. Given the strength ...
When it comes to trends, few match the speed with which higher education schools are adding data analytics — or something similar sounding — to their computer science or information technology ...
When you combine the release of Windows 11 — along with all the other iterations still in use — with security, you wind up with a topic that is a prime breeding ground for certification exam questions. How much ...
With the release and widespread adoption of Windows 11, certification exams that ask questions about operating systems (such as CompTIA’s A+ exam) are slowly updating to probe knowledge ...
As we discussed last month, CompTIA has made some significant changes to the content of the Project+ exam as they migrate from PK0-004 (currently available) to PK0-005 (coming soon). This month ...
The history of tech industry association CompTIA's project management certification exam is an interesting one. At times, it has had “IT” in the title, and at times it has not; at times, it has focused ...
PowerShell is a simple scripting language that has been available — mostly, though not exclusively, with Microsoft operating systems — for many years. Questions regarding basic knowledge of ...
It is difficult to find a networking-, security-, or even basic computing-related certification exam today that does not include one or more questions related to the cloud. Every exam candidate needs to ...
The most popular vulnerability scanner and information-gathering networking tool in the cybersecurity realm is arguably Nmap, the network mapper. Open source, free, and command-line based ...
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