ALT A CompTIA quiz image titled "Test your A+ Core 2 knowledge." It presents a question: "A user is purposely deleting files and folders containing company information. Which of the following describes this attack?" The multiple-choice options are: A) Whaling, B) On-path attack, C) Insider threat, D) Spoofing.

ALT The image is a CompTIA graphic titled "Why IT automation fails..." featuring three points marked with red Xs: "No shared view of the required skills," "Automating broken processes," and "Security is an afterthought." At the bottom, a green check mark highlights a solution: "Skilled teams that understand process, AI, data, and cybersecurity."

ALT AI adoption needs more than AI tools. Organizations see technology teams playing a bigger role in systems and workflows at scale. CompTIA logo. Highlight: "93% of organizations expect technology teams to play a steady or growing role in AI adoption.

ALT CompTIA logo at the top. Text reads: 'Jobs You Could Get With CompTIA CySA+. The cybersecurity skills employers are looking for.' An arrow symbol is at the bottom right.

ALT Text image highlighting the demand for cybersecurity skills. It emphasizes the need for professionals to identify risks and secure systems. Notes 123,100 cybersecurity job postings in the last year, projected through May 2026. Associated with CompTIA and data by Lightcast and U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

ALT The image is a promotional graphic for CompTIA CySA+. It highlights skills validated by the certification, including security operations, vulnerability management, threat intelligence, incident response, and security monitoring. The bottom section emphasizes the real-world capabilities valued by employers in cybersecurity.

ALT The image is a promotional graphic for CompTIA CySA+. It lists career paths supported by CySA+, including Cybersecurity Engineer, Cybersecurity Analyst, SOC Analyst, Vulnerability Analyst, and other specialized security roles.

ALT Poster with the CompTIA logo at the top. The text reads: "What is a Data Analyst? Learn the responsibilities, job outlook, and career opportunities." An arrow icon is at the bottom right.

ALT Image shows text on a white background: "What do they do? A data analyst works closely with an organization's data to assist in making better business decisions and provide insights that support decision-making efforts." The CompTIA logo is in the bottom right corner.

ALT The image is a list of duties and responsibilities related to business insights, presented by CompTIA. The tasks are highlighted in different colors: analyzing data, identifying trends, creating reports, collaborating across teams, and communicating recommendations.

ALT A requirements and qualifications list on a chart with colorful sections. The categories include: 1. Data analysis tools: Experience with Excel, SQL, Python, R, or SAS. 2. Data visualization: Proficiency in tools like Tableau, Power BI, or Google Data Studio. 3. Analytical thinking: Interpret complex datasets, identify trends, and provide insights. 4. Database knowledge: Familiarity with database management systems and querying languages like SQL. 5. Statistical skills: Knowledge of statistical techniques and their application. 6. Communication skills: Ability to present findings clearly. The chart is branded with the CompTIA logo.

ALT Promotional banner for CompTIA offering a 10% discount with the code AUG26SMC10. The text reads "Unlock Your Savings" diagonally across a purple and red gradient shape.

ALT An animated video title card features the CompTIA logo at the top, with the text: "The most valuable skill in today's tech workforce is" followed by a blank line.

ALT JobWorks TechWorks shows how a structured live virtual model can help you build skills, prepare for CompTIA certifications, and move toward real job opportunities.

ALT The image shows a "Test your CompTIA Network+ knowledge" question. It asks which tool a junior security administrator should recommend to mitigate malicious network activity. The answer options are: A) IPS, B) Honeypot, C) SIEM, D) VPN.

ALT Chart depicting salary distribution for cybersecurity engineers. The median salary is $141,000. A red line indicates salary growth from $99,000 in early career to $195,000 in advanced career. The image includes the CompTIA logo.

ALT Graph showing the jobs outlook for cybersecurity engineers from 2025 to 2030, with a projected increase of 21,700 new and replacement jobs. The line starts at 49,853. CompTIA logo at the bottom right.

ALT The image is a CompTIA SecAI+ pop quiz titled "Question of the Day." It asks which example best demonstrates reinforcement learning in enhancing an organization's cybersecurity. Four options are provided: A) Clustering network events based on patterns, B) Classifying malware with labeled features, C) Optimizing intrusion detection thresholds from feedback, D) Summarizing phishing alerts using threat intelligence.

ALT The image features a CompTIA banner celebrating SysAdmin Day with the message: "You keep the systems running. We'll keep your skills growing." It offers a 10% discount with the code JUL26SMC10. A text box with a heart on a computer monitor icon is visible. Promo code details are provided at the bottom.

ALT This is an image of a document titled "AI Skills Tracker" by CompTIA. It describes steps individuals take to learn about AI and advance their careers. An arrow icon is present. Source noted as CompTIA AI Skills Tracker | July 2026.

ALT The image contains a quote in a rounded rectangular text box. The quote discusses the advancement of AI from experimentation to capability, emphasizing the importance of skills for AI readiness in the future. The text is presented with a gradient border and is from CompTIA.

ALT A bar chart titled "Familiarity levels" compares familiarity with AI components among individuals learning new skills. The entities listed are ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, OpenAI, Claude AI, AI agents/agentic AI, Perplexity, Anthropic, Machine learning (general), large language model (LLM), and NotebookLM. Familiarity levels range from not at all familiar to very familiar. Notable familiarity percentages include ChatGPT being the most familiar with 38% very familiar, while NotebookLM has the least familiarity, with 50% not familiar at all. The chart notes a sample size of 1,036.

ALT Graph titled "Workplace impact" from CompTIA AI Skills Tracker, July 2026. It shows percentages of AI benefits: Speed of completing tasks (56%), Reducing errors (43%), Quality of output (42%), Ability to learn new skills (38%), Data analysis (38%), Automating workflow (36%), Creativity or ideation (35%). Population: 735 individuals.

ALT Top industry sectors driving tech hiring. Number 1: Tech with 557,172 workers. Number 2: Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services with 125,878 workers. Number 3: Finance and Insurance with 109,824 workers. Number 4: Public Administration with 102,802 workers.

ALT Infographic comparing Data Analysts and Data Scientists: Data Analysts use statistics for actionable insights, while Data Scientists create algorithms for deeper business intelligence. Logo of CompTIA included.

ALT Infographic explaining the process of data analytics by CompTIA. It details four types of data analytics: Descriptive, Diagnostic, Predictive, and Prescriptive, with brief definitions and purple bullet points for each category.

ALT An informational graphic by CompTIA explaining data science. It lists data scientists' responsibilities: designing automated data collection processes, processing and analyzing complex datasets, and developing machine learning algorithms.

ALT Choosing your career path infographic, listing questions to consider such as existing technical experience, personal skills, interest in data analytics, and goals related to growth and personal fulfillment, presented with colorful text bubbles.

ALT A multiple-choice question from the CompTIA AutoOps+ Practice, asking which feature helps identify versions in a Git repository. Options are: A) Tags, B) Commit, C) Pull, D) Rollback.

ALT A cat, with a surprised expression, sits at a laptop in a dimly lit room. Drool is dripping from its mouth.

ALT A promotional image for CompTIA AI Customer Support Certification. Text reads: “Now available! Customer support, meet practical AI skills. Build practical AI customer support skills using tools like ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, and Google Gemini.” A badge at the bottom shows "CompTIA AI Customer Support COMPCERT Essentials Series." The background blends red and purple colors.

ALT An infographic titled "Understand the exam domains" from CompTIA. It lists four domains with percentages: "Security Operations (34%)" - monitoring and threat detection; "Vulnerability Management (26%)" - assessing and mitigating vulnerabilities; "Incident Response (24%)" - incident coordination and evidence recovery; "Reporting and Communication (16%)" - effective communication of findings.

ALT This image is an informational graphic titled "What's new in CySA+ V4?" It details updates to the exam with a focus on artificial intelligence in security operations, including AI-assisted threat detection, AI governance, model manipulation risks, AI-generated outputs, and responsible AI use within security operations. The CompTIA logo is at the bottom right corner.

ALT Text image with title "What's new in CySA+ V4?" The description highlights a focus on zero trust and modern security architecture, emphasizing Zero Trust Network Architecture (ZTNA), identity-based security controls, and cloud-centric environments. The CompTIA logo is at the bottom right.

ALT What's new in CySA+ V4? The image highlights "Advanced vulnerability prioritization," focusing on risk-based management, EPSS, SBOM, and threat-informed strategies for evaluating vulnerabilities. CompTIA logo at the bottom right.

ALT This image is an informational graphic about CompTIA AutoOps+, a certification for IT professionals in infrastructure roles. It outlines that AutoOps+ helps with building and maintaining automation scripts, managing infrastructure as code, orchestrating CI/CD pipelines, and applying secure delivery practices. The CompTIA logo is at the bottom.

ALT The image is an informational graphic titled "Who is AutoOps+ for?" It states that AutoOps+ is for professionals with two to three years of hands‑on infrastructure experience. The roles listed are systems administrators, cloud administrators and engineers, network operations specialists, infrastructure engineers, DevOps engineers, and security operations analysts. The CompTIA logo is in the bottom right corner.

ALT This image includes a list titled "What skills does AutoOps+ cover?" with the following points: Build and manage automation scripts with Bash, PowerShell, and Python; Define and manage infrastructure as code; Use configuration tools and REST APIs for system consistency; Build and maintain CI/CD pipelines; Apply secure delivery practices. The CompTIA logo is at the bottom right.

ALT The image is an informational flyer about AutoOps+. It highlights challenges faced by many teams: automation skills gaps, fragmented tooling, operational inefficiency, and security and compliance risks. The goal is stated as building skills that support automated, cloud-connected operations. The flyer includes the CompTIA logo.

ALT Promotional image for CompTIA AutoOps+ certification. Text highlights: "Manual processes slow you down. Automation moves you forward." Encourages building skills in scripting, infrastructure automation, CI/CD, and secure delivery with AutoOps+. Ends with "Get started with AutoOps+."

ALT Gradient background with the text "CompTIA SecOT+ Beta Exam" followed by "Help shape a new certification focused exclusively on OT security." An arrow points to the right.

ALT "Your expertise can help validate: OT safety and physical impacts, OT risk management, Governance and compliance, Incident detection and response." The CompTIA logo is at the bottom right.

ALT Relevance roles include: OT security engineers, ICS/SCADA engineers, OT security analysts and architects, Plant and critical infrastructure leads. CompTIA logo at the bottom right.

ALT Key dates are listed with two entries. The first date is June 26, 2026, with a note stating "Pass by this date for a special incentive." The second date is August 7, 2026, indicating "Beta window closes." The CompTIA logo is at the bottom right corner.

ALT CompTIA Workforce & Learning 2026 Trends poster. It lists five trends: 1. Building skills as a top business priority. 2. AI's role in skill gaps. 3. Productivity-driven workforce development. 4. Shifting to skill-based approaches' complexity. 5. Importance of credentials in development.

ALT Promotional image for CompTIA's upcoming AutoOps+ Certification. Text highlights the ability to pre-order and start learning with a 10% discount using code MAY10SM6. Includes a circular logo with "AutoOps+ Certification Expansion Series.

ALT CompTIA advertisement for the new AutoOps+ certification, launching June 2026. Pre-order option is highlighted. The design features a multicolor striped background and a certification badge displaying "CompTIA AutoOps+ Certification Expansion Series.

ALT The image is a CompTIA SecAI+ pop quiz. It presents a scenario where a financial organization considers using a new AI product for fraud detection, and the AI security team is concerned about cyber attacks on financial AI models. It asks for the most appropriate response to harden the model with options: A) Signature matching, B) Differential privacy, C) Adversarial training, D) Federated clustering.

ALT Image showing an advertisement for the DataSys+ Beta Exam priced at $50. The CompTIA DataSys+ Certification logo is displayed on the right, featuring "Plus Series" in the design.

ALT CompTIA advertisement for the new AutoOps+ certification, launching June 2026. Pre-order option is highlighted. The design features a multicolor striped background and a certification badge displaying "CompTIA AutoOps+ Certification Expansion Series.

ALT This image is a flowchart outlining the CompTIA Certification Pathways. It includes four levels of career progression and recommended experience: Foundational (0-1 year), Intermediate (2-4 years), Professional (4-7 years), and Expert (5+ years). Pathways are categorized into Infrastructure, Cybersecurity, Data & Analytics, and Cross-Functional Certifications. Certifications such as CompTIA ITF+, CompTIA A+, and CompTIA Security+ are highlighted. There are also expansion series certifications like CompTIA Cloud+ and CompTIA Project+. The chart suggests starting with CompTIA ITF+ and offers guidance for advancing through various technical roles.

ALT A text-based image featuring a conversation. First message: "Saw you in my dream last night." Second message: "Was I debugging without adding 10 console logs?" Third message: "No? You weren't." Fourth message: "Definitely wasn't me." The CompTIA logo is displayed in the corner.

ALT This image is a CompTIA Tech Fundamentals pop quiz. It asks which of the following a programmer has most likely created if they store a persistent value that will not change during the execution of the code. The options are: A) Function, B) Constant, C) Variable, and D) Array.

ALT Text image titled "What is AI for Marketing Essentials?" describes a 6-8 hour interactive, vendor-neutral course. It teaches marketers to apply GenAI to campaign workflows, including audience research, content, personalization, analytics, and automation. The CompTIA logo is at the bottom right.

ALT This image is an infographic titled "What skills are learned?" It lists four areas: "AI-driven market & audience research," "AI-assisted content strategy & planning," "Generative AI content production," and "Visual & multimedia creation." Each area includes a brief description of how AI is used in that skill. The image is branded with the CompTIA logo in the lower right corner.

ALT An infographic titled "What skills are learned?" lists four skills. First is AI-driven SEO & optimization, describing generating keywords and metadata for visibility and content quality. Second is AI-powered analytics & reporting, explaining transforming raw data into actionable visualizations and summaries. Third is Social content and engagement, noting the creation of posts and hashtags for specific platforms. Last is Campaign automation & workflow design, focusing on AI-guided, streamlined campaign workflows. The CompTIA logo is at the bottom right.

ALT Image listing skills learned in AI. Topics include "AI-driven personalization & experience optimization" with details on refining journeys and tailoring messaging, and "Prompt engineering & ethical AI use" with details on fact-checking and privacy practices. Footer includes the CompTIA logo.

ALT CompTIA All Access Essentials Series badge. Text reads: “Access the full CompTIA Essentials Series in one offering. Gain AI fluency, business skills, and digital skills, plus automatic access to new releases during your 12-month access term.” Red button text: “Get started.”

ALT Promotional image for a Reddit "Ask Me Anything" event with Seth Robinson, VP of Industry Research, hosted by r/CompTIA. Date and time: April 16, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. EDT.

ALT A person is smiling indoors, holding a sign reading: "AMA Tech Workforce Trends, r/CompTIA, u/accorria, Thursday 4/16 1-4 ET, Seth Robinson." A staircase and a piano are visible in the background.

ALT Test your CompTIA Security+ knowledge. Question of the day: "Which of the following provides the details about the terms of a test with a third-party penetration tester?" Options: A) Rules of engagement, B) Supply chain analysis, C) Right to audit clause, D) Due diligence.

ALT The image shows a promotional graphic for CompTIA Copilot 365 Essentials Series, featuring a badge with the text "CompTIA Copilot 365 ESSENTIALS COMP CERT Series." The main text reads, "Practical Copilot fluency for the modern workplace." Additional text encourages learning to apply it across workflows for effective collaboration, followed by "Get started" in red at the bottom.

ALT This image is a promotional image for a Reddit "Ask Me Anything" event with Seth Robinson, VP of Industry Research. The event is scheduled for April 16, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. EDT at r/CompTIA. The design has large red text at the top and a photo of Seth Robinson in the lower right corner.

ALT A person holding a sign that reads: "AMA, Tech Workforce Trends, r/CompTIA, u/acconcia, Thursday 4/16 1-4 ET, Seth Robinson." The person is in a living room with a piano and staircase in the background.

ALT Promotional image for CompTIA's "Final March Savings" offering 10% off. The promo code is EFGYJHQ8. Offer expires March 31, 2026, and cannot be combined with other discounts or applied to past purchases.