CISSP Easy/Mid practice questions: Domain 3 & 4 - 2026 Exam (Udemy.com)

Many questions make you think deeply about the concepts, but a handful of questions can frustrate you. In those questions either the answer is wrong, or the description is inaccurate, or the question is not well-formed. An example, one of the questions said, "use a trusted third party like CA to verify the digital signature". CA never verifies the digital signature. They provide a certificate and a list of revoked certificates. Client has to use the digital certificate sent by the server, verify if it's legit, check its presence in revocation list, if trustworthy, fetch the public key from the cert, decrypt the digital signature to fetch the hash, and compare with client's calculated hash to verify the signature. That's the fundamental part of PKI's TLS 1.2/1.3 handshake process. I faced a few more questions like this but the good part about it is that it helped me confirm my understanding and correct it in case I was wrong. Overall, go for this quiz with an open mind, cross check the answers when in doubt, and make notes of important learning points. Do not let the score be the benchmark of your preparedness.

It seems like there are a few inconsistencies with some of the answers as opposed to answers that were provided in earlier domain test questions. Furthermore, occasionally, the answers do not reflect the options in the questions. Overall, enjoying the content. Maybe consider splitting to 5 tests of 50 questions as opposed to 2 tests of 125 questions. The need for immediate feedback is crucial when studying and taking a 125 question test when you are not at the peak of knowledge is somewhat difficult and discouraging.

Thor does an awesome job at covering the 8 domains in the CISSP. His quick sheets and study guides were also an invaluable asset during my time preparing for this gauntlet of a test. I bought a bogo voucher for the CISSP and with Thor's knowledge and experience I was sure to never run "Out Of Mana" during my second attempt which resulted in a pass! 10/10

I think the distinction between secure access principles (like MAC) and the access security models (like Graham-Wilson) and each of the numerous items out there should be made easier to remember by giving more concrete examples. This is the hardest section because it sounds all logical yet so abstract that I don't know whether to brute force memory or use logic.

There is one thing I have noticed about these and the Domains 1 & 2 practice tests, the acronyms for terms are used quite a bit. It is stated in the courses that these will be spelled out for us on the test. If that is in fact the case, I think that should be done on the practice tests as well. Other than that, its been a huge help. Took all the courses and have all the practice tests queued up.

Very detailed questions. Not much repeat from course materials, so lots of fresh questions to go at. A good basis to validate understanding against.

I just cleared my CISSP and all thanks to this course. You need a basic fundamental rad-through the book, but this set of course from Thor Pedersen is all inclusive of everything that the exam can ask you.

Some questions are repeated in Domain wise and Practice tests. Need more sample exams, like the real exam, 150 questions. Also, explanations needs to be given why the wrong answers are wrong, little in detail.

I really liked his practice questions, the way he makes our concepts clear and focuses on the things we need to know in each domain. If you are appearing for the test and just wanna test your skills these tests are best. I definitely recommend these tests.

I'm using these questions to cement the concepts in my head -- yeah, save the jokes; I've already heard them. Anyway, the first time through, I take the test and use the internet/ Thor's study material to get a best guess answer. Inevitably, I will miss a large handful of questions. The next time I take the test, there's a smaller handful. I review both tests and compare just the questions and skip the answers. I use Thor's study material, to make corrections. The 3rd time through -- I'm a lot more confident. This works VERY well for me, your mileage may vary...