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The CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CySA+) exam can be taken remotely using the OnVUE platform, designed to ensure the integrity of the testing process. Before the exam, you must verify your identity by providing a valid ID and conducting a room scan with your webcam, including a selfie. In most cases, a live proctor will connect with you to visually inspect the testing environment before allowing the exam to start. If there are technical issues or a shortage of proctors, the exam may be unlocked automatically. Throughout the duration of the exam, continuous monitoring is conducted through your webcam, microphone, and screen to ensure no unauthorized resources are used.

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The CySA+ exam typically includes up to 90 questions. The number of questions you will face can vary, but usually, it ranges from 78 to 85, depending on the specific version of the exam.

The required passing score for the CySA+ exam is 750 on a scale from 100-900.

The CySA+ exam is typically 165 minutes long, excluding an additional 20-30 minutes for the proctor to verify the test taker's identity and the testing environment.

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CySA+ is designed for IT professionals who are already working in cybersecurity and want to advance their skills in security analysis, such as SOC analysts, threat intelligence analysts, and security engineers. CompTIA Security+ provides a broad overview of cybersecurity principles and best practices, suitable for beginners in the field. It covers foundational topics such as network security, threat analysis, and risk management. CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CySA+), however, is aimed at professionals who already have experience in cybersecurity and focuses on the skills required for cybersecurity analysis, including behavioral analytics, network forensics, and advanced threat detection.

The CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional) is a senior-level certification administered by (ISC)² that is recognized globally. It is designed for security practitioners, managers, and executives in IT who demonstrate a thorough understanding of security management. The CySA+ (CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst), from CompTIA, focuses on cybersecurity monitoring and operations at a more technical level. CISSP is aimed at experienced IT professionals who are involved in designing, managing, and overseeing an organization’s overall security posture. Typical roles include Security Managers, CISOs, and Security Architects. CySA+, on the other hand, is ideal for IT professionals looking to specialize in hands-on operational security roles such as Cybersecurity Analysts, SOC Analysts, and Threat Intelligence Analysts. With regard to the CISSP, candidates need a minimum of five years of direct full-time security work experience in two or more of the eight domains covered by the certification. One year of experience can be waived with a four-year college degree or its equivalent. CySA+ does not have any prerequisites. The CISSP is more suited for executive level roles while the CySA+ is more suited for those seeking operational roles. The CISSP cannot be taken from home as of now (it was briefly available to be taken with remote proctoring during Covid-19).

There are no official CySA+ prerequisites required to take the exam. CompTIA recommends having Network+ and Security+ certifications plus 4 years of hands-on information security experience, but these CySA+ prerequisites are suggestions, not requirements. You can register for and take the CySA+ test without meeting these CySA+ prerequisites.

The CySA+ passing score is 750 on a scale of 100-900. This CySA passing score represents approximately 83% correct answers, making it one of the higher passing thresholds among CompTIA certifications. When you use our service, we consistently achieve scores well above the CySA+ passing score requirement, typically scoring 800 or higher to ensure you pass comfortably above the CySA passing score threshold.

The difficulty of CySA+ exam is considered moderate to high in the IT certification landscape. The difficulty of CySA+ exam comes from several factors: performance-based questions that require hands-on skills, scenario-based questions requiring analytical thinking, a wide breadth of topics from threat hunting to compliance, and the high CySA+ passing score requirement of 750/900. Industry statistics show 40-50% of candidates fail on their first attempt due to the difficulty of CySA+ exam. Our service eliminates this risk entirely.

The typical study duration for CySA+ exam is 2-4 months when studying 10-15 hours per week. For those without the recommended prerequisites, study duration for CySA+ exam can extend to 6 months or more. This study duration for CySA+ exam varies based on your background: experienced security professionals may need 6-8 weeks, while career changers might need 4-6 months. With our service, you need zero study duration for CySA+ exam - we handle everything in 3-5 days.

The CySA+ test questions include up to 85 questions in multiple formats. CySA+ test questions consist of multiple-choice questions, performance-based questions (PBQs) that simulate real-world scenarios, and drag-and-drop questions. The CySA+ test questions cover four domains: Security Operations (33%), Vulnerability Management (30%), Incident Response and Management (20%), and Reporting and Communication (17%). Our tutors take multiple CySA+ tests daily, so they are extremely familiar with all CySA+ test questions formats and content.

Yes, the CySA+ exam is significantly harder than Security+. The difficulty of CySA+ exam is higher because it targets intermediate-level professionals rather than beginners, covers more advanced and specialized topics in cybersecurity analysis, includes more complex performance-based questions, and has a higher CySA+ passing score requirement (750 vs 750 for Security+, but CySA+ questions are harder). The CySA+ exam assumes you already have foundational security knowledge that Security+ teaches.