CompTIA Security+

 

 IT Seminars and Educational Trips Reflection Report

Soriano, Jerika C.                                                                                                                    BSIT-4B

Event Title: “CompTIA Security+” 

       I.          Details of the event/activity

I just took part in an online webinar about CompTIA Security+, which is a crucial area of cybersecurity. Delivered virtually from the comfort of my home, the speaker showed an excellent mastery of the subject, skillfully converting complex technical details into understandable speech. 

     II.        Reflections on the webinar/activity give rise to (learnings)

            Before this interaction, my knowledge of Security+ was, at most, superficial. On the other hand, the webinar was enlightening. Basic ideas like encryption—which was compared to a computer code of secret—and the necessity of strong password security were explained. Essentially, the talk deconstructed the complexity of digital security. 

   III.        Positive feedback (on the event organization)

I would like to applaud the organizers for their skillful orchestration of a flawless virtual event. An ideal learning environment was facilitated by the lack of awkward pauses and technological distractions. The addition of a well-run Q&A session demonstrated the organizers' dedication to making the event worthwhile and interesting.

   IV.          Suggestions for improvements to be made/consider for future activities.

Consider including entertaining activities like computer safety games or quizzes for upcoming events. It would also be beneficial to know ahead of time what technology we could require.

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