CompTIA Blog

CompTIA has had another great year of resourceful content. Read more to see our top 10 CompTIA membership blogs of 2023. Stay tuned for what’s to come in 2024!

Check out the top 16 blogs of 2023! See what was most popular with our IT pros and squeeze in some new knowledge before the end of the year.

CompTIA research has produced an abundance of YouTube content and we’ve rallied our top 10 videos of the year from the CompTIA Community YouTube channel for 2023.

Looking to streamline your file access across a network? Learn the step-by-step process of how to map network drives, its importance in network management and more.

Christopher Jeffery, CompTIA ANZ Future Leader Spotlight Award winner, is setting the perfect example of what an IT leader should be. His generosity as a mentor and educator is helping develop tomorrow’s tech leaders.

CompTIA partners should add CompTIA DataSys+ to their program offerings. Here are a few reasons why.

Cybersecurity and emerging tech were top themes for CompTIA research and resources, but legal and business trends were also popular downloads in 2023.

There were no shortage of tech-related headlines in 2023, and we did our best to cover them all.

Learn what cyber resilience means, why it’s necessary and some obstacles you may face.

Do you know everything that CompTIA does? Learn how CompTIA serves IT pros, academic and government institutions, delivery partners, employers, HR and workforce development professionals.

Rita Loncar, CompTIA 2022 Member of the Year, talks about how CompTIA membership has helped her business and career.

With the increase in cyberattacks and the number of new connected devices, the need for skilled cybersecurity professionals is growing at a rapid pace. The CompTIA Cybersecurity Career Pathway can help you get into cybersecurity.

Just because you failed a CompTIA certification exam doesn’t mean you’re a failure. Many candidates fail an exam at least once but pass a retake test later.

Learn how to leverage this military approach to fight cyber wars more effectively.

The DNS service resolves easy-to-remember names with difficult-to-remember IP addresses, making it easier for people to work with network resources.