Comptia Security+ Certification Exam (SY0-601 - Japanese Version)

Comptia Security+ Certification Exam (SY0-601 - Japanese Version)

Comptia Security+ certification is a baseline cybersecurity certification that covers a wide range of security concepts, is vendor-neutral and is an entry-level IT security certification and is widely recognized by the industry.

Focus

The Comptia Security+ Certification Exam (SY0-601 - Japanese Version) certification focuses on Covering computer security foundations, threats, vulnerabilities, data protection, risk management, asset security, software and systems development security, communication and network security, identity and access management, and security and operational awareness.

Exam Duration

The Comptia Security+ Certification Exam (SY0-601 - Japanese Version) exam duration is 65 minutes

Num of Question

The exam contains a total of 90 questions

Exam Fee

The exam fee is 139 USD.

Exam Validity

The CCRN-Pediatric certification is valid for Comptia certifications are valid for life and do not expire, though it is recommended to maintain professional development and continuing education in order to remain current in the industry..

Prior Certification

• No prior certification required.

Exam Format

The Comptia Security+ Certification Exam (SY0-601 - Japanese Version) exam is a Multiple choice and performance-based questions.

Passing Conditions

To pass Comptia Security+ Certification Exam (SY0-601 - Japanese Version) exam, applicants must achieve a minimum score of A candidate must score 720 or higher on the 900-point scale to pass the exam.

Who Should Take

This certification is ideal for entry-level security professionals, network administrator, help desk technician and IT support technicians and others interested in starting a career in the IT security field.

• Information Security Analyst
• Compliance Team Member
• Network Administrator
• Help Desk Technician
• IT Support Technician

Prerequisites

2 years of IT administration experience, with 1 year of hands-on security experience or be attending college courses for security and hold 2 years of any A+ certification.

Or can substitute with certifications:

• CompTIA A+ certification (90 days or less remaining on validity period) - candidate takes SY0-501 then can upgrade to SY0-601 by passing an upgrade exam (SK0-001)

Certification Process

• Step 1: Complete the Comptia Security+ certification prerequisites.
• Step 2: Register for the Comptia Security+ certification exam (SY0-601 - Japanese Version).
• Step 3: Complete the certification exam.
• Step 4: Maintain current knowledge and stay up-to-date with industry certifications and professional development to meet the Comptia Continuing Education (CE) program requirements.

Domains with Weights

• Domain 1 - Threats and Vulnerabilities (19%): This domain focuses on potential security risks, threat identification, vulnerability identification, risk mitigation and analysis of security policies and security controls, this domain provides an overview of the various types of risks, threats and vulnerabilities that could potentially impact systems.
• Domain 2 - Vulnerability and Data Protection (19%): This domain deals with the vulnerabilities of an entire system stack, from operating systems and applications to mobile devices and data protection, in-depth coverage of data protection and privacy laws that impact the confidentiality, integrity and availability of data.
• Domain 3 - Application, Data and Host Security (16%): This domain covers securing hosts, data, and applications, including device security, securing data, application security and software development security.
• Domain 4 - Communication, Network Security and Cloud (22%): This domain focuses on network security, wireless security, security in cloud computing, securing network devices and protocols, including IoT devices.
• Domain 5 - Identity and Access Management (14%): This domain covers Identity and Access Management (IAM) concepts, including identity management, access control, authentication, authorization and authentication technologies.
• Domain 6 - Security and Risk Management (10%): This domain focus on security and risk management, including risk management, security policies and procedures, business continuity and disaster recovery planning.