CISSP Mock Exams: Master All 8 Domains [April 24 Refresh]

Ace the CISSP Exam with Realistic Mock Exams

Preparing for the CISSP certification exam? Start with robust practice questions! I created these CISSP mock exams to help you confidently tackle the certification. My experience helping thousands of students prepare has shown that mastering multiple-choice questions is crucial for success. These aren't just random questions; they're carefully crafted to test your understanding of key cybersecurity concepts at a deeper level.

What's New: Updated for the 2024 CISSP Exam Refresh

These CISSP practice exams are updated to reflect the latest changes to the CISSP exam weighting, effective April 15, 2024. The updated domain weights are:

• Security and Risk Management: 16%
• Asset Security: 10%
• Security Architecture and Engineering: 13%
• Communication and Network Security: 13%
• Identity and Access Management (IAM): 13%
• Security Assessment and Testing: 12%
• Security Operations: 13%
• Software Development Security: 10%

What's Included: Comprehensive Practice for CISSP Success

Get ready to pass the CISSP exam with two comprehensive CISSP mock exams, each containing 175 questions. These exams cover all 8 domains with weights mirroring the actual CISSP CAT exam. This is valuable preparation whether you're taking the CAT or Linear exam format.

Plus, two "Rapid Review Sets" offer focused practice when you're short on time. Each set provides targeted questions for efficient review.

What Makes These Mock Exams Different?

These CISSP practice questions stand out. We meticulously categorize each question according to the specific CISSP exam domains, ensuring a comprehensive and accurate representation of the exam content.

What Makes These Questions Different? Scenario-Based Learning

I partnered with Packt to ensure the highest quality, with each question designed to test your understanding of cybersecurity principles rather than just memorization. Most questions feature realistic scenarios, like this example:

A contractor was brought in to develop a banking application. They are aware that some clients may attempt to withdraw money in excess of that which exists in their accounts. As a security measure, they enforce a code to secure the application. Which type of software testing can they apply to be sure that the application is secure?