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Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals practice exams

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Exam code
SC-900
Cost
$99USD
Questions
40-60
Duration
45minutes
Passing score
700(scale 1-1000)
Level
Entry level
Study guide
How to prepare
Sources
48official pages
Format
Multiple choice, drag-and-drop, and hot area

Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals practice exams

2 full-length forms, 40 questions each, apportioned to the published domain weightings.

Still being written. Domain Drill opens when every domain holds 12 verified questions. Still short: Describe concepts of security, compliance, and identity.

SC-900Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals

A policy states that accessing a finance app requires multifactor authentication. At what point in the sign-in is that policy applied?

The answer

After first-factor authentication completes

Checked against

Conditional Access policies are enforced after first-factor authentication is completed.

learn.microsoft.com, checked August 2026
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What the exam tests

Exam domains and official weightings

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.

4domains
  • Describe concepts of security, compliance, and identity12%
    10 verified
  • Describe capabilities of Microsoft Entra28%
    22 verified
  • Describe capabilities of Microsoft security solutions38%
    31 verified
  • Describe capabilities of Microsoft compliance solutions22%
    18 verified

Open now. 2 complete practice exams, 40 questions each and Quick Practice on all 81 verified questions.

Opens next. Domain Drill opens when every domain holds 12 verified questions. Still short: Describe concepts of security, compliance, and identity.

Every question here is checked against the official page it cites before it serves, which is why the count grows slowly.

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What the exam actually asks you to do

Multiple choice and multiple response, plus drag-and-drop ordering and hot area items where you click a region of a screenshot.

Item formats

  • Multiple choice
  • Multiple response
  • Drag and drop
  • Hot area

The highlighted formats are the ones you cannot answer from memory alone. Microsoft Learn, exam duration and question types

Between sittings

The same bank the numbered forms are assembled from.

  • Quick Practice

    Open now

    All 81 verified questions, untimed, with the explanation after each answer.

  • Domain Drill

    Opens later

    Opens when every domain holds 12 verified questions. Still short: Describe concepts of security, compliance, and identity.

  • Review Missed

    Fills as you go

    Re-asks the questions you got wrong. Nothing to review until you miss something.

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Where Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals fits

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Official Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals exam page & objectives ↗

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Frequently asked questions

Who should take SC-900?

Anyone starting in security or identity on the Microsoft stack, it maps out Entra ID, Defender XDR, Sentinel, and Purview without requiring hands-on depth. It's also a strong primer before SC-300.

Is SC-900 harder than AZ-900?

They're comparable in difficulty; SC-900 simply covers different territory. If you already work with identity (Entra ID, Conditional Access), SC-900 may actually feel easier.

What's on the SC-900 exam?

Four skill areas: security/compliance/identity concepts (~12%), Microsoft Entra capabilities (~28%), Microsoft security solutions (~38%), and Microsoft compliance solutions (~22%), per Microsoft's published ranges.