ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity practice exams
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- Exam code
- CC
- Cost
- $199USD
- Questions
- 100 to 125
- Duration
- 120minutes
- Passing score
- 700(scale 1000)
- Level
- Entry level
- Study guide
- How to prepare
- Sources
- 45official pages
- Format
- Adaptive multiple choice (CAT)
Certified in Cybersecurity practice exams
2 full-length forms, 100 questions each, apportioned to the published domain weightings.
What kind of delivery service does TCP give applications?
The answer
Reliable, in-order byte streams
Checked against
rfc-editor.org, checked August 2026TCP provides a reliable, in-order, byte-stream service to applications.
What the exam tests
Exam domains
ISC2 replaced the CC exam outline on 1 September 2026. The five domains and percentages listed here are the previous outline, which is the structure our question bank is currently written and tagged against, so the practice you get here matches the questions rather than the current blueprint. The published outline now runs Security Principles 24 percent, Security Governance 17.3 percent, Identity and Access Management Concepts 20 percent, Networking and Cloud Security Concepts 21.3 percent, and Security Operations and Incident Response 17.3 percent, which ISC2 gives as average weights because the exam is adaptive. Read the current outline at isc2.org before you book, and expect our domains here to move to it as the bank is re-tagged.
The percentage is the exam weighting; the bar is how many verified questions we hold there, so a short bar is where our bank is thin.
- Security Principles26%59 verified
- Business Continuity, DR, and Incident Response10%25 verified
- Access Control Concepts22%54 verified
- Network Security24%58 verified
- Security Operations18%44 verified
Every Certified in Cybersecurity objective, with practice questions mapped to each one
What the exam actually asks you to do
Multiple choice and multiple response only. No simulations, no labs, and nothing to configure.
Item formats
- Multiple choice
- Multiple response
Nothing here needs a lab. Reading carefully and eliminating options is the whole skill. ISC2, Certified in Cybersecurity exam outline ↗
Between sittings
The same bank the numbered forms are assembled from.
Quick Practice
Open now
All 240 verified questions, untimed, with the explanation after each answer.
Domain Drill
Open now
Every domain on its own, for the area a score report says is weakest.
Review Missed
Fills as you go
Re-asks the questions you got wrong. Nothing to review until you miss something.
Where Certified in Cybersecurity fits
CompTIA security track
The classic vendor-neutral ladder into security. Prerequisites are recommendations, not gates, until CISSP, which needs real experience.
ISC2’s free resources
Study from the source. The page below is free to read, and it is what our own questions are written from.
Official Certified in Cybersecurity exam page & objectives ↗Keep reading
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- Certified in Cybersecurity exam objectives
The full official blueprint, with practice pages on covered objectives.
- Certified in Cybersecurity exam format
How many questions, how long, what the items look like, and how long it stays valid.
- Certified in Cybersecurity passing score
The exact cut score, what kind of number it is, and the retake terms.
- How hard is Certified in Cybersecurity?
An honest difficulty read from the format, the clock and the weights.
- What Certified in Cybersecurity costs
The voucher price, the retake, and what renewal costs across the cycle.
- Certified in Cybersecurity guide
Who it is for, study plans by experience level, and whether it is worth it.
Frequently asked questions
Is the ISC2 CC exam free?
ISC2 has periodically offered the CC exam free through its One Million Certified in Cybersecurity program; standard pricing is $199. Check ISC2's site for current offers. Annual maintenance fees apply after certification.
Is CC easier than Security+?
Yes, CC is deliberately entry-level with no experience requirement, covering concepts at a definitional depth. Security+ goes further into applied scenarios and tooling.
What comes after CC?
Common paths: Security+ for a broader early-career credential, then SSCP or CISSP as experience accumulates (CISSP requires five years of paid work in its domains).