CompTIA Security+ (SY0-701) Practice Exams Set 2 (Udemy.com)

There's a question about wireless encryption protocol for older equipment. And the answer is TKIP. The funny thing is when i chatgpt the answer to understand more why, the AI answered wrong, then verify with an information from security+ SY0-501 course from professor messer. The ticket is 64b9802da61c722f14d2c36b. This never happened on exam set #1. This is just primary example, some of the question in the first set feel completely unrelated to what i've learned, either too easy, or too out of scope. Some question doesn't need epertise, some need to spend more than 5 minutes just to understand the question at all. Edit: I apologize for what i wrote earlier out of frustrations. I passed the exam thanks for these 2 practice exams and prof. messer courses.

Tougher and wordier than the actual exam at first glance, but that's exactly what prepared me for the real thing's lengthy questions. Don't let early low scores discourage you. Keep revising and you'll notice steady improvement

A few things to improve: (1) Answers should be bulleted so we can quickly see which part of the answer applies to which multiple choice option. (2) "Explain this Further" feature (AI assist) CONSISTENTLY (every time) in this practice exam/suite reports an error: "Unable to connect with the learning assistant." (3) Please show current %score while progressing thru the exam. (4) Question ID 64c124f552ce7fd0f0ee0402 is simply wrong. Modern standards (e.g. HIPAA and NIST, etc) require ongoing/continuous checks -- and Modern FIMs (e.g. Tripwire, etc) can check file integrity 24/7 -- there are other ways to reduce overhead, e.g. targeted scope, agent tuning, and staggered baselines.

I passed my exam today with 789, on my first attempt I was scoring 65, 70, then I learned what I didnt know using the professor messer course on youtube and my second attempts I had 85-96% here, these courses are a lot of help, dont miss out on them. I used both practise sets, the exam is way less wordy and more straight to the point. Good luck and thank you!

Yes. I think the questions were setup in a way to make you pay attention to details and key words that help in identifying the correct answers. This could help in the actual test because some of the questions can be confusing or misleading. I will be taking my test soon.

Muy buen recurso que te ayuda a practicar y poner en práctica tus conocimientos. Mi consejo, utiliza estos recursos para razonar y aplicar, esta es la arena de entrenamiento antes del combate real; comparto también el parecer de muchos compañeros en que debes afianzar las preguntas que hayas sacado bien y estudiar y razonar las que hayas sacado mal y sobre todo, que identifiques el por qué. De igual manera, no trates de memorizar las respuestas de estos exámenes en automático, memorización sí, pero de conceptos clave que debes aplicar, esa es mi recomendación para aprobar. Sin miedo a los PBQ y buena suerte a todos.

This set of practice exams was really helpful. If anything, they were too good; I took (and passed on my first attempt) the actual exam today and some of those questions were worded so vaguely they were hard to decipher! These questions were always clear, and the explanations as to why answers were right or wrong were very helpful. I reviewed all of the Correct answers also just to get the "official" explanations for things, and that helped a lot. Having more questions that better related to the PBQs would be helpful.

Bought both sets of practice tests. Really helped me strategize for the actual test and was very beneficial for helping me learn the material. These practice questions are a lot longer and worded more difficult than the actual test which is good. I feel that ExamCompass Security + questions mimic more of the actual structure of the exam's questions. Whenever I went through these exams I would right down what terms I didn't know or weren't familiar with and then put them into chatgpt and have it give me a brief definition and a memorable analogy to help me remember these terms easier. I bought both sets of practice tests because I was starting to memorize the questions and needed new ones to go over. Definitely go on Youtube and watch CyberKraft's PBQ videos and all the Networking Guru PBQ videos as well to try and get familiar with those types of questions because these exams are basically just multiple choice and they have no interactive PBQs. Those are really the hardest part of the exam so don't just rely on these tests if you want to pass. I was able to pass with a 792 and I still was unsure about it because one of the PBQs was so tricky I spent 30 minutes on that one alone. But definitely buy these tests as a means to learn and strategize what you would do in a real test environment. Goodluck!!

This isn't a test of knowledge, it is a test of semantics. The wording of these questions is ridiculously misleading with multiple correct answers for a single question, none of which would be considered "wrong".

I just passed my CompTIA Security+ exam today with a score of 786. My Preparation Strategy: I relied heavily on practice exams, which I found highly beneficial due to their similarity to the real exam. Initially scored around 75–80% on the first attempts. Focused retakes on only the questions I got wrong, which helped reinforce weak areas. These practice tests were tougher than the actual exam, which helped build confidence. Key Exam Insight: While the overall exam felt fair, the Performance-Based Questions (PBQs) were surprisingly challenging, especially those involving system architecture and applied security scenarios. Recommendations: Harden your understanding of PBQs, particularly those that test real-world application in network/system setups. Don't just memorize — understand why an answer is correct or incorrect, especially for architecture-related security concepts.