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CompTIA Security+. For people starting a career in cyber security, and a baseline many employers and governments require. Sit a realistic Security+ practice exam, get your readiness score and a clear plan for the points still to win.

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Same length, same time limit and the same weight per domain as the CompTIA exam.

Security+ V8 (SY0-801)

90 questions, 1 hour 30 minutes

Security concepts, threats and attacks, architecture, day-to-day security operations, and running a security programme.

  • D4 Security Operations27%
  • D2 Threats, Vulnerabilities, and Attacks24%
  • D3 Security Architecture19%
  • D1 General Security Concepts16%
  • D5 Security Program Management and Oversight14%

Scale 0 to 30%.

Official exam outline as published by CompTIA. Weights are shares of scored questions.

What to know before you book the Security+.

Built for the new version

CompTIA has published the final Security+ V8 (SY0-801) objectives. V8 launches on 17 November 2026, in English first, and our questions follow it. If you sit before then, you take V7 (SY0-701), which stays available in English until 11 June 2027.

A mock, not a lab

The real exam has up to 90 items in 90 minutes, mostly multiple choice plus a few performance-based tasks done in a simulated environment. Our mock covers the multiple-choice items at the same pace and domain weights; practise hands-on tasks in a lab of your own.

Original questions only

Every question is written for the V8 objectives. We never use recalled exam content.

Source: CompTIA: Security+ V8 exam page and final SY0-801 exam objectives (version 2.0, September 2026), checked October 2026.

After every Security+ exam, you see exactly how to be ready.

Readiness score
One number for how close you are to a pass, weighted like the real exam.
Performance by domain
Every domain against the level you need, so you see where you are already there.
Concepts to strengthen
The topics that will add the most points to your score.
Answer habits
The question types and traps to watch, so easy points stay yours.
Pacing
Where you can save time, so you finish with minutes to spare.
Strongest areas
The domains you already master, so your time goes elsewhere.
Your study plan
What to practise next, in order of impact.

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