Practice Exam 1
The first 5 of 90 questions, free. The explanation on every one of them is free too, at every tier, and always will be.
Question 1 of 90
General Security ConceptsModerateA Zero Trust rollout succeeds at the technology level, but employees continue sharing login credentials to save time. Which factor does the Zero Trust model identify as introducing this exposure?
Question 2 of 90
General Security ConceptsHardA team wants to use one symmetric key for both encrypting stored data and generating message authentication codes to reduce key management overhead. What risk does this design create?
Question 3 of 90
General Security ConceptsEasyA development team configures branch policies so a pull request cannot merge into the main branch until at least two reviewers approve it. This requirement enforces which change management concept?
Question 4 of 90
General Security ConceptsHardAn application authenticates a user once at sign-in and then keeps the session trusted for eight hours regardless of changes in location or device risk. Which Zero Trust outcome is missing?
Question 5 of 90
General Security ConceptsModerateAn attacker obtains a user's password that was reused on a breached website. The account remains protected because sign-in requires an additional verification method. Which concept explains this protection?
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The remaining 85 questions are the rest of this form: same 90 minute clock, same 750 cut score, and the same explanation on every question, which is never behind the wall. Practice Exam 1 of 2 on Security+.
What the rest of this exam covers
- General Security Concepts11 questions / 12% of the exam
- Threats, Vulnerabilities, and Mitigations20 questions / 22% of the exam
- Security Architecture16 questions / 18% of the exam
- Security Operations25 questions / 28% of the exam
- Security Program Management and Oversight18 questions / 20% of the exam
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