Congrats. This isn't really a difficult test. Take 2-3 months to study and you'll do fine

Hey, for the PBQs I would look at the Video from Cyberkraft on Cybersecurity/Malware attacks as he provides a pretty good description for each of the types of attacks and the type of malware you would typically see in various scenarios. That helps along with just making sure you understand the types of attacks mentioned by CompTIA on the objectives. Outside of that, I did encounter a few practice questions on both examcompass.com as well as Jason Dion's practice questions on Udemy that went over the different types of attacks. If you get questions like that wrong on either platform, do some research on the attacks that you aren't sure about and you should be fine. Also be sure to never leave any question blank if you can. You get partial credit for answers you get right even if you didn't answer the entire question correctly for both PBQs and the questions that ask for you to choose multiple answers.

Thank you! I’m planning on taking the exam in about a month. What job are you currently doing that you don’t like?

@@bentech2023 Well, I was working an IT Support Engineer role for an MSP but I just got terminated last week... I'm looking to make a jump into a systems administrator role within the next couple years... But now I need a job simply to pay bills... Smh

@@Conviction454sorry to hear that. That’s one of my fears leaving my stable mid level income job to pursue the high salary job in IT that may not have job security.

I didn't take his exams, just Jason Dions and watched all of Messers videos for review. The questions on the actual exam are definitely easier than Dions exams.

So for all 3 CompTIA exams I never once had 90 questions. It was always in the high 70s but I know people who took the exam and had 90 questions. CompTIA specified that the exam can be "up to 90 questions" but that doesn't necessarily mean you'll get 90 questions.