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CompTIA's SY0-801 update is expected to preview around October 20, 2026 and launch November 17, 2026 — adding new AI/LLM security objectives (prompt injection defense, LLM threat modeling, AI governance) that SY0-701 does not test. If you have been preparing for SY0-701, the question is whether you are ready to sit it now before the exam landscape shifts. This 35-question readiness check tells you your score across all five SY0-701 domains and whether you are ready to book. Instant results, no sign-up.
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SY0-701 is the live Security+ exam as of July 2026, and it remains the standard until SY0-801 launches. CompTIA's instructor network expects SY0-801 preview access to training partners around October 20, 2026, with a stated general availability date of November 17, 2026. SY0-801 adds explicit AI/LLM security coverage: objectives 2.4 and 2.6 introduce prompt injection defense, adversarial machine learning, deepfake-based social engineering, and AI governance frameworks. These topics are absent from SY0-701. SY0-701 retirement is expected roughly six months after SY0-801 GA — around mid-2027 — so candidates who are 70–80% ready have a clear incentive to sit SY0-701 now rather than restudy for a new objective set. This check covers the full SY0-701 domain blueprint: Threats/Attacks/Vulnerabilities, Architecture/Design, Implementation, Operations/Incident Response, and Governance/Risk/Compliance. Score 85+ and you are ready to book. Below 70, the AI Report ($19) maps a personalised study plan to your weak SY0-701 domains. To be clear about what is measured: this is not weighted to the SY0-701 blueprint. It draws Examifyr's general cybersecurity bank, so the score reads your security fundamentals rather than predicting an exam result.
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