CompTIA certifications,
wired straight to the source.
16 official CompTIA certifications, organized into the four pathways that match where you are in your career. Every card links directly to CompTIA's official exam objectives, training bundles, and voucher store — so you always study from the authoritative source.
Foundational & Core IT
Start here if you are new to IT or building the bedrock skills every role relies on.
IT Fundamentals+
A gentle on-ramp covering IT concepts, infrastructure, applications, software development, database fundamentals, and security — no prior experience required.
1 exam (FC0-U61)
Official CompTIA pageA+
The industry standard for establishing a career in IT. Covers hardware, networking, mobile devices, operating systems, cloud, and operational procedures across two exams.
2 exams (Core 1 & Core 2)
Official CompTIA pageNetwork+
Covers the design, configuration, management, and troubleshooting of wired and wireless networks, plus security and emerging technologies like cloud and virtualization.
1 exam (N10-009)
Official CompTIA pageSecurity+
The global benchmark for foundational cybersecurity skills — threats, attacks, vulnerabilities, architecture, operations, and governance — often required for DoD 8570 compliance.
1 exam (SY0-701)
Official CompTIA pageInfrastructure & Cloud
Move beyond the help desk into servers, Linux, cloud, and network architecture.
Linux+
Validates the skills of a junior Linux administrator — configuration, command line, scripting, networking, security, and troubleshooting across major distributions.
1 exam (XK0-005)
Official CompTIA pageServer+
Focuses on server hardware, storage, networking, virtualization, and disaster recovery for data center and on-premises environments.
1 exam (SK0-005)
Official CompTIA pageCloud+
Bridges system administration and cloud — deploying, securing, and troubleshooting cloud, hybrid, and on-prem infrastructure with a vendor-neutral lens.
1 exam (CV0-004)
Official CompTIA pageCloudNetX
An expert-level performance certification integrating cloud and network engineering — designing, implementing, and operating complex cloud-networked environments.
1 performance-based exam
Official CompTIA pageCybersecurity Pathway
Stack from Security+ into analyst, offensive, and advanced defense roles.
Cybersecurity Analyst+
Behavioral analytics, threat detection, log analysis, and incident response — the analyst counterpart to the offensive PenTest+.
1 exam (CS0-003)
Official CompTIA pagePenTest+
Hands-on penetration testing and vulnerability assessment — scoping, scanning, exploiting, reporting, and recommending remediation across cloud and on-prem targets.
1 exam (PT0-002)
Official CompTIA pageAdvanced Security Practitioner+
Advanced, performance-based certification for security architects and engineers — enterprise security, risk, research, and integration across hybrid environments.
1 performance-based exam (CAS-005)
Official CompTIA pageCyberDefense Pro
A Pro-series certification focused on defensive operations — monitoring, detection, response, and hardening within a security operations context.
1 exam
Official CompTIA pageData & AI
The fastest-growing track — analytics, data systems, and applied AI literacy.
Data+
Vendor-neutral data analytics — mining, modeling, visualization, and statistical analysis — the entry point for anyone working with data day to day.
1 exam (DA0-001)
Official CompTIA pageDataSys+
Database administration and data platform engineering — deploying, securing, and maintaining relational and non-relational data systems.
1 exam (DS0-001)
Official CompTIA pageDataAI
An expert-level certification integrating data engineering with AI/ML — building, deploying, and governing intelligent data systems.
1 performance-based exam
Official CompTIA pageAI Essentials
Foundational AI literacy for any professional — concepts, responsible use, and practical application of AI tools in everyday work.
1 exam
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