To mark the back-to-school season, we are offering a Back to School promotion for those who want to enter the cybersecurity industry with the strongest foundational certification: CompTIA Security+. During this promotional period, the official online CompTIA Security+ (SY0-701) course is offered at 50% off tuition fees, including practice and exam preparation accounts.

Back to School Offer

• Official CompTIA Security+ (SY0-701) online course with integrated CertMaster Learn & Lab.
• CertMaster Learn – an LMS account aligned with official CompTIA content, ensuring 100% of the knowledge required to pass the exam. Valid for 12 months.
• CertMaster Lab – an online practice lab to help you develop practical skills. Valid for 3 months.
• Tuition Fee: ~~7,500,000₫~~ → only 3,750,000₫ (50% off).
• Receive a discount code worth up to 2,000,000₫ when purchasing an Exam Voucher upon certification registration. Note: The discount code is valid for 6 months (and reduces the exam fee, it does not mean the exam fee is 2 million; please refer to the original price on the official website).
• Start Date: August 15, 2026. Limited spots available, book now.

Contact us to reserve your spot – Zalo Admin: 0914433338 or 0948432780.

Note: The Security+ course will feature an official practice system that few other providers offer, with international quality that closely follows the PBQ requirements and practice questions of the exam, as well as equipping practical skills for the workplace. The lecture system adheres 100% to CompTIA Security+'s official knowledge standards.

Who is this course for?

Beginners. Security+ is the standard entry-level certification for the cybersecurity industry. You don't need extensive prior experience; the official course and materials will guide you from the fundamentals to exam readiness. This is the first step to positions like security analyst, SOC analyst, or system administrator with security responsibilities.

No powerful computer needed. All practical exercises run on an online lab platform, accessible directly in your browser. You don't need to install software, set up virtual machines, or have a high-spec computer. All you need is a browser and a stable internet connection to study and practice.

Learn anytime, anywhere. Since all learning materials and labs are online, you can study at home, at work, or on the go, at your own pace.

Official learning materials – rarely found elsewhere. This is an official CertMaster account from CompTIA, not copied PDFs or scattered materials. The content is 100% aligned with the SY0-701 exam objectives, updated to the current exam version. Very few providers in Vietnam offer these official learning materials.

CertMaster Learn – official learning materials, 100% knowledge coverage

CertMaster Learn is CompTIA's official online learning platform for Security+ (SY0-701). Your account includes lecture content, videos, review questions, and performance-based simulation questions, organized according to a proven learning path. The system tracks your progress and highlights your strengths and weaknesses, so you know what you've mastered and what you still need to work on. All content aligns with the five domains of the SY0-701 exam, so by completing the path, you will have covered all the knowledge required by the exam.

CertMaster Lab – practice hands-on skills directly in your browser

The part that causes many people to fail Security+ is the performance-based questions (PBQs) that require actual hands-on tasks. CertMaster Lab addresses this exact point: you practice on real devices and software in a browser-based lab environment, see immediate results, get hints, and are scored based on your actions.

Labs come in two main forms:

• Assisted Labs (10–15 minutes): step-by-step guidance, with immediate feedback and scoring during the process, helping you correct mistakes on the spot when learning a new skill.
• Applied Labs (20–30 minutes): goal-oriented scenarios, simulating real-world job situations, requiring analytical thinking and scored upon completion. There are also Challenge Labs to comprehensively test your abilities.

Lab content is spread across the five knowledge domains of Security+ (SY0-701), training you in specific hands-on skills:

• Fundamental security concepts: working with encryption and hashing, creating and managing digital certificates and public key infrastructure (PKI), establishing various access controls.
• Threats, vulnerabilities, and mitigation: identifying and analyzing malware, exploring common attack types, scanning and assessing vulnerabilities, reading and interpreting attack indicators.
• Security architecture: configuring firewalls, network segmentation, setting up VPNs and secure protocols, applying security principles to cloud and hybrid environments.
• Security operations: analyzing logs and familiarizing with SIEM-like operations, performing incident response steps, vulnerability management, handling authentication and authorization (IAM), and basic investigative operations.
• Security program management and oversight: applying risk management, compliance, and policy processes to practical scenarios.

After completing the course and sufficient practice, you will not only understand the theory but also develop practical reflexes — exactly what both the exam and real-world jobs demand.

Book your spot now

The Back to School offer has limited spots for the class starting on August 15, 2026. To reserve your spot and receive a 50% tuition discount along with an Exam Voucher code, please contact Zalo Admin: 0914433338 or 0948432780.

Below are the CertMaster Lab for CompTIA Security+ practice exercises available only at Security365

What is included in CertMaster Lab for Security+ (SY0-701), and what real-world job skills does each exercise train you for?

CertMaster Labs are CompTIA's official hands-on practice for Security+ (SY0-701). Everything runs in the browser, using real devices and software, with hints and graded actions, so you don't need to install anything or have a high-spec machine. The lab set includes over 35 exercises, closely aligned with the exam objectives, divided into four types:

• Assisted Lab (10–15 minutes): step-by-step guidance with immediate feedback.
• Applied Lab (20–30 minutes): scenario-based exercises aligned with objectives, simulating real-world jobs, graded upon completion.
• Adaptive Lab: exercises that adapt to the learner's actions.
• Challenge Lab: comprehensive exercises that test overall competence.

Below is the full list, grouped by job domain, along with the real-world skills each exercise prepares you for.

Security Foundations and Controls

• Explore the Lab Environment (Assisted): familiarize yourself with the lab environment and toolkit. Application: onboarding to a new system or tool at work.
• Perform System Configuration Gap Analysis (Assisted): compare system configuration with security standards and identify discrepancies. Application: configuration review, preparation for compliance audits, detection of weak configurations.
• Configuring Examples of Security Control Types (Assisted): implement various control types (technical, administrative, physical). Application: applying control measures according to organizational security policies.

Encryption and Data Protection

• Using Storage Encryption (Applied): encrypt disks and stored data. Application: protecting data-at-rest, implementing encryption on laptops and servers.
• Using Hashing and Salting (Assisted): hash and salt data. Application: verifying file integrity, securely storing passwords, authenticating evidence.

Identity and Access Management (IAM)

• Managing Password Security (Assisted): set up password policies. Application: configuring password policies on Active Directory, strengthening user authentication.
• Managing Permissions (Assisted): grant and manage resource permissions. Application: administering permissions based on the principle of least privilege.

Secure Network Architecture and Infrastructure

• Setting up Remote Access (Assisted): establish secure remote access. Application: configuring VPN, remote access for remote employees.
• Using TLS Tunneling (Assisted): create an encrypted TLS tunnel. Application: securing communication channels, deploying secure protocols instead of cleartext protocols.
• Understanding Security Baselines (Assisted): build and apply secure configuration baselines. Application: establishing security baselines for systems, ensuring consistent configurations.
• Implementing a Firewall (Applied): configure firewall rules. Application: deploying and managing firewalls, controlling inbound/outbound network traffic.

Cloud, Virtualization, and Containers

• Using Containers (Assisted): work with container technology. Application: deploying and securing containerized applications.
• Using Virtualization (Assisted): set up and isolate virtual machines. Application: separating environments, building test infrastructures, isolating risks.

Backup, Recovery, and Device Lifecycle

• Implement Backups (Assisted): set up data backups. Application: developing backup and recovery procedures, ensuring resilience.
• Performing Drive Sanitization (Assisted): securely erase data from drives. Application: safe disposal and reuse of equipment, end-of-life data handling.

Vulnerability Management, Assessment, and Testing

• Finding Open Service Ports (Assisted): scan for open service ports. Application: assessing attack surface, evaluating exposed services on the system.
• Performing Vulnerability Scans (Assisted): run vulnerability scans. Application: regular vulnerability scanning (Nessus and similar), generating reports for patching processes.
• Working with Threat Feeds (Assisted): utilize threat intelligence feeds. Application: enriching alerts with threat intelligence, updating indicators of compromise.
• Exploiting and Detecting SQLi (Assisted): exploit and detect SQL injection. Application: web application security testing, detecting code injection attacks.
• Performing Reconnaissance (Assisted): gather target information. Application: reconnaissance phase in penetration testing and security assessments.
• Performing Penetration Testing (Assisted): conduct basic penetration testing. Application: proactive security assessment, finding weaknesses before attackers do.

Hardening and Endpoint Protection

• Using Group Policy (Assisted): Administer Group Policy Objects (GPO). Application: Apply centralized security configurations to a large number of machines in a domain.
• Hardening (Applied): Harden operating systems and services. Application: Harden endpoints and servers according to standards, reducing the attack surface.
• Performing DNS Filtering (Assisted): Filter DNS queries. Application: Block malicious domains, protect users from phishing and malware via DNS.

Monitoring, Detection, and Incident Response (SOC / IR / Forensics)

• Configuring System Monitoring (Assisted): Set up system monitoring. Application: Establish logging and monitoring, forming the foundation for SOC operations.
• Detecting and Responding to Malware (Assisted): Detect and handle malicious code. Application: Respond to malware on endpoints, similar to EDR operations.
• Understanding On-Path Attacks (Assisted): Identify man-in-the-middle attacks. Application: Detect and prevent eavesdropping and session hijacking on the network.
• Incident Response: Detection (Applied): Detect and classify incidents. Application: Detection step in the SOC incident response process.
• Performing Root Cause Analysis (Assisted): Analyze the root cause. Application: Post-incident investigation, identifying the source to prevent recurrence.
• Performing Digital Forensics (Applied): Collect and analyze digital evidence. Application: Digital investigation, handling evidence according to proper procedures.
• Using Network Sniffers (Applied): Capture and read network packets. Application: Analyze traffic (Wireshark), investigate network incidents, trace attacks.

Security Automation and Operations

• Using a Playbook (Adaptive): Run automated incident response playbooks. Application: SOAR operations, standardizing and accelerating incident response.
• Implementing Allow Lists and Deny Lists (Assisted): Set up allow/deny lists. Application: Application control and access management.
• Use Cases of Automation and Scripting (Assisted): Automate tasks with scripts. Application: Write scripts to automate repetitive security tasks.

Social Engineering, Awareness, and Capstone Exercises

• Using SET to Perform Social Engineering (Assisted): Use Social Engineer Toolkit to simulate phishing attacks. Application: Run phishing simulations, assess user awareness.
• Training and Awareness through Simulation (Assisted): Simulate awareness training. Application: Implement security awareness programs for organizations.
• Discovering Anomalous Behavior (Challenge): Capstone exercise for detecting anomalous behavior. Application: Threat hunting and comprehensive analysis in a SOC context.

What these labs prepare you for

In total, over 35 hands-on labs cover precisely the tasks of an entry-level cybersecurity professional: vulnerability assessment and scanning, system hardening, firewall and remote access configuration, identity management, incident monitoring and response, digital forensics, and security operations automation. These are the skills for positions such as security analyst, SOC analyst tier 1, system administrator with a security focus, or IT technician transitioning to cybersecurity. More importantly, because you interact in a real environment rather than just reading theory, you enter the exam room with the reflex to answer simulated questions (PBQs), and enter the workplace with immediately applicable skills.