CompTIA

ALT A CompTIA poster with the text: "Your Service. Your Skills. Your Next Chapter. See how veteran Eduardo Gijon turned the skills he developed through service into a career in cybersecurity. Happy Veterans Day.

ALT Image displaying a text discussing the transition from military service to a tech career. It highlights how military skills, like troubleshooting, adaptability, and persistence, can aid in IT and cybersecurity careers. The text mentions Eduardo Gijon and his experience in the Marine Corps.

ALT A text slide titled "A New Mission" explains a career transition from serving the country to protecting organizations. Eduardo Gijon, an IT systems administrator, earned CompTIA Security+ and built a career in cybersecurity, including incident response, digital forensics, and penetration testing. A progress bar at the bottom shows "Service → IT → Cybersecurity.

ALT A gradient background with white text that says, "To every veteran considering what comes next: keep going. Don’t stop. Don’t quit. Ask for help, network, and keep up the good fight." — Eduardo Gijon. A red button below reads, "Read Eduardo Gijon’s journey.

ALT A person wearing a hard hat and high-visibility jacket works with a tablet in an industrial setting. Text overlay reads: "CompTIA SecOT+: Building the Skills to Secure Operational Technology." A red button says "Register now.

ALT The image is an informational poster from CompTIA about safe AI adoption, emphasizing the need for visibility. It highlights the importance of knowing what data AI can access, who owns AI decisions, how risks are managed, and where human oversight is required.

ALT CompTIA poster displaying the text "73,820 Cybersecurity Jobs" with a prompt "One question: Could this career be for you?" Additional text mentions growing opportunities in cybersecurity and suggests further exploration. An arrow symbol is included. Source noted as a CompTIA analysis of Lightcast labor market data, 2026.

ALT An informational graphic titled "What is Cybersecurity?" The text explains that cybersecurity protects our digital world by safeguarding networks and devices, applications and cloud systems, sensitive information and data, and critical business operations. The image includes the CompTIA logo.

ALT Image showing a list titled "Why Cybersecurity Matters." Below, it states: "More technology means more to protect." It discusses how cybersecurity professionals help defend against various threats, including phishing, ransomware, AI attacks, social engineering, and data breaches. The logo "CompTIA" is at the bottom right.

ALT The image is a graphic titled "The Career Opportunity," highlighting demand for cybersecurity talent. It references CompTIA's analysis of Lightcast data, showing 73,820 cybersecurity job postings in 2026 and a 46% increase in monthly postings since January. The CompTIA logo is at the bottom right.

ALT CompTIA Security+ knowledge quiz question: "Which of the following threat actors is the most likely to use common hacking tools found on the internet to attempt to remotely compromise an organization's web server?" Options are A) Organized crime, B) Insider threat, C) Unskilled attacker, D) Nation-state.

ALT Red background with white text that reads, "CompTIA. AI is Everywhere. Security has to be there too. Swipe to learn why AI security matters and how CompTIA SecAI+ can help." An arrow within a circle is at the bottom right.

ALT Graphic titled "Why AI security matters" with a description about AI creating new attack surfaces. It lists vulnerabilities: prompt injection, data poisoning, model manipulation, and unauthorized access to AI systems. The CompTIA logo is at the bottom.

ALT The image is an informational graphic by CompTIA about the AI security skills gap. It highlights that security teams need new skills, listing tasks such as assessing AI-related risks, governing AI systems responsibly, evaluating AI vendors and tools, and responding to AI-driven threats. It notes the challenge that many professionals weren't originally trained on AI security.

ALT A CompTIA document titled "How CompTIA SecAI+ helps" with a list of practical skills including securing AI systems, managing AI-related risk, applying AI in security operations, and supporting governance efforts. A footer states it's designed to integrate cybersecurity expertise into AI environments. CompTIA logo is at the bottom right.

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.