A couple years ago their courses were like $30 a pop. And then they suddenly shifted to an all-access pass type subscription model.

I'm now looking at their website and the only option is to buy a course+exam for hundreds of dollars each with no option of just buying a course or an exam separately.

I also remember them boasting a couple years ago about being affordable and how they do not like gatekeeping knowledge with big pricetags. I guess capitalism catches up to everyone.

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I'm finding it difficult to grasp some of the changes TCM Security is implementing.

Transitioning to a membership model: Although I comprehend the rationale behind this shift, I appreciated the option of purchasing a course and having ownership of it at an affordable price.

Discontinuing the test-only PNPT voucher: As a student who has already invested in multiple courses, I'm hesitant about this proposition. TCM plans to eliminate the $299 test-only voucher and instead only offer a $399 voucher that includes training. It leaves me wondering why I should pay twice for training I already have.

Am I the only here thinking this way?

Recently came across this cyber security academy. Recommended by a friend, the site offers good quality courses that are not very expensive like the rest and often run huge discounts in which courses can be bought for as low as $5. They are probably gonna give similar discounts during Christmas. So, has anyone ever tried their course, are they worth it and helpful?

Hello all,

TCM Security has a 7-day free trial available for their all-access membership. I used this as an opportunity to look at the PEH course material which is used in the PNPT. I will be looking at the Privilege escalation courses after to bolster my enumeration checklist.

https://twitter.com/TCMSecurity/status/1743273045383340294

I gotta say this doesn't look like a certification you want to skip. The videos are WAY better than offsec's and he uses plenty of real-world examples and case studies. I wouldn't be surprised to see this cert become the gold standard soon.

Obviously OSCP is still the HR-buster, but the PNPT course material seems like it will nicely fill in knowledge gaps caused due to the CTF-like nature of the OSCP. These two certs in tandem seem like a dangerous combo.

The OffSec website says it offers a 10% discount for currently enrolled students if they purchase the $2500 "Learn One" plan
https://help.offsec.com/hc/en-us/articles/4415856211348-Do-you-offer-student-discounts-

I asked if they offered the same thing for the cheaper 3-month plan and they said no.

Why is this the case? This question probably builds on all the posts asking why the exam is so expensive overall, but it's a bit strange to me that you only get the student discount if you choose the more expensive plan.

A 10% discount is minimal, but anything helps when you're a student. Unfortunately, it doesn't help so much when you're required to spend another $1000 on the more expensive plan and leaves me wondering if paying is worth it.

tl;dr I'm frustrated by the costs of the exam and wish more reasonable options were available.

After working for two months, I've accumulated enough money to buy an annual subscription of THM however I'm in dilemma whether I should buy THM subscription or TCM. Need your kind help. I'm a newbie though.

Posting this here since it may help some of you guys out with the OSCP. Use the following coupon code at checkout: 100OFF

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Not long ago, I found out about TCM-Security through a friend. So, I would like to know from you guys in the cybersecurity field (both students and workers) if their certs are industry recognized in terms of job acquisition or for leveling up for better job positions?

I'm finding it difficult to grasp some of the changes TCM Security is implementing.

Transitioning to a membership model: Although I comprehend the rationale behind this shift, I appreciated the option of purchasing a course and having ownership of it at an affordable price.

Discontinuing the test-only PNPT voucher: As a student who has already invested in multiple courses, I'm hesitant about this proposition. TCM plans to eliminate the $299 test-only voucher and instead only offer a $399 voucher that includes training. It leaves me wondering why I should pay twice for training I already have.

Am I the only here thinking this way?

Hello, everyone.

any reviews about this course? This course was created in collaboration with Intigriti, and you may receive private invites (not guaranteed) if you complete the course and upload the certificate on intigriti. Is this recommended?