I took the most comprehensive notes I could on this course (around 31 pages). It felt like I wrote an entire glossary of information only for the final exam to hit me with questions that pertained to information that was only briefly mentioned in the course that was easily missed or things that seemed irrelevant.

Touches a lot of topics, but these are overly summarized. The course could be broken out into several other courses. The grading AI failed to properly recognize the content of answers resulting in feedback that mirrors the answers provided.

Content is decent. It covers a lot of information if you are unfamiliar with cyber securityVideo and audio playback are intermittent.

Hard to understand most of the instructors. The lectures notes were grammatically ridiculous. No practical applications.

Overall it was a good course. It could have been broken down into two seperate courses because it covered so many topics.

Overall the material was good. However, some of the slides were blurry and some presenters were difficult to understand.

It was a great experience though the lectures could have been a little more interactive and enjoyable.

it was good course but some stuff was repeated from previous Course within this training courses

expecting lot more examples kind of real time scenarios and lecturers are too fast in explaining

What is the connection of Linux with cyver sectuity that was not discused? It is disappointing.

Informative, but could include more examples and application scenarios; it is too theoretical.

These lectures can be more interesting by proving more material in practical aspects.

A lot of the content has already been repeated in the previous IBM course.

terrible sound and video quality. Course Should be more hands-on

was very tough compared to the previous courses but worth it

Wish there were more technical excercises.

It could have been more systematic.

A not specific course

nice course

some hard

The course provides a broad, vocabulary‑driven introduction to cybersecurity compliance frameworks, which is appropriate for a foundational glossary‑level offering. The content covers the major terms and definitions clearly, but it remains surface‑level and does not engage with the strategic or operational realities that executives typically need. The primary limitation is the final assessment. The testing algorithm is rigid, overly literal, and frequently mismatched with the instructional content. This creates unnecessary friction and does not reflect real‑world comprehension or executive‑level application. As a result, the course functions more as a terminology primer than a meaningful professional development experience. Overall, this is a suitable entry‑level course for individuals new to compliance vocabulary, but it is not designed for senior leaders or practitioners looking for depth, context, or applied governance insight.

Most of the videos were really low. Also, the persons that were speaking on the videos were speaking like they were talking to themselves intead of teaching. It was frustrating.

The Linux part was rough, needs a little more professionalism. A lot of the content isn't teaching, it's slide reading.

A pesar de tener un buen programa, la calidad de los videos de los cursos de IBM es deprimente.

Instructor Alex Campos portions are very hard to understand both audio and graphics are awful.