70%
of firms are still only learning about AI or testing it on low-priority systems, with skills gaps holding them back.
CompTIA State of Cybersecurity 2025.
CompTIA SecAI+ (CY0-001) certification
AI Is Here.
Security Skills Lag.
Seven in ten firms are stuck at the testing stage with AI, and skills gaps are a big reason why. CompTIA SecAI+ proves you can secure AI systems and put AI to work in defense, on any platform.
HRD Corp claimableYayasan Peneraju: may be eligibleKL or online
Quick answer
What is CompTIA SecAI+?
CompTIA SecAI+ (CY0-001) is a vendor-neutral certification for security professionals who secure AI systems and use AI in security work. It covers AI concepts for security teams, securing AI across its life cycle, AI-assisted security operations, and AI governance, risk and compliance.
CompTIA calls it an expansion certification: it builds on Security+, CySA+ or PenTest+ rather than replacing them.
Exam facts verified against comptia.org on 25 Oct 2026
01
The Credential
What you study, practise and sit to earn it.
Pass one exam, CY0-001, and you hold CompTIA SecAI+. There is no formal prerequisite, but CompTIA recommends three to four years in IT, two of them hands-on in security, and Security+, CySA+ or PenTest+.
Awarded by
CompTIA
Type
Expansion certification, vendor-neutral
Prerequisite
None formal
Recommended
3 to 4 yrs IT, 2 hands-on in security
Passing score
600 on a 100 to 900 scale
Upkeep
15 CEUs per 3 years
02
Decide in 60 Seconds
Four options people weigh against each other.
If you want to
Choose
Why
Secure AI systems and use AI in security work
→
CompTIA SecAI+
Vendor-neutral AI security, built on your existing skills
Detect, analyse and respond to threats
→
Security analyst skills, the base for AI-assisted SecOps
Architect and engineer enterprise security
→
CompTIA SecurityX
Expert-level, hands-on security architecture
Tick what applies. 3 or 4: you are ready for this course. Fewer: start with CompTIA Security+.
03
What the Exam Covers
Four domains from CompTIA’s SecAI+ V1 exam objectives. Bars to scale.
4 domains, up to 60 questionsLargest: Securing AI Systems, 40%
Source: CompTIA SecAI+ V1 (CY0-001) certification page.
04
What the Course Covers
Five days across the four SecAI+ domains.
Five days of instructor-led training. You learn how AI systems are built, then how to secure them, how to use AI safely in security operations, and how to govern it.
60
questions at most on exam day, mixing multiple-choice and performance-based scenarios. The course builds the security decision-making those questions test.
05
Why Now
Why AI security skills are now the bottleneck, and why train with us.
45%
of firms name skills gaps in using AI tools as a reason for their cautious approach to AI
CompTIA State of Cybersecurity 2025
43%
cite gaps in basic cybersecurity topics as a reason for holding back on AI
CompTIA State of Cybersecurity 2025
31%
focus their use of AI on defending against new threats
CompTIA State of Cybersecurity 2025
CompTIA Training Delivery Partner
Training aligned to the official CY0-001 objectives
Exam add-on
Add your exam voucher for RM1,341
HRD Corp registered
This course is HRD Corp claimable
KL or online
Instructor-led in class or live online
06
The Cost, All In
Every figure per person, in ringgit.
Dates
Where
Fee
07
Exam and Renewal
What exam day looks like, and what happens after you pass.
Certification
CompTIA SecAI+ V1
Exam code
CY0-001
Questions
Up to 60, multiple-choice and performance-based
Duration
60 minutes
Passing score
600 on a 100 to 900 scale
Languages
English, Japanese
Launched
17 Feb 2026
Exam voucher
RM1,341 add-on through Trainocate
08
What Comes Next
Lead AI security, manage AI risk, or go hands-on in the cloud.
Fees are Trainocate course fees. AAISM includes the exam; SecurityX and SC-500 exams are add-ons.
FAQ
Questions People Ask
Sources
- CompTIA: SecAI+ certification
- CompTIA: SecAI+ frequently asked questions
- CompTIA: What is CompTIA SecAI+
- CompTIA: Earn continuing education units (CEUs)
- CompTIA: State of Cybersecurity 2025 press release
- CompTIA: State of Cybersecurity 2025
- NACSA: Cyber Security Act 2024 (Act 854)
- MAICSA: Act 854 regulations summary



















