Prepare for the CompTIA SecAI+ (CY0-001) exam with 360 scenario-based practice questions across six full-length, timed exams — including PBQ-style multi-select scenarios that mirror the reasoning the real exam's performance-based questions demand.

Every answer is a mini-lesson

Each question carries a full Overall Explanation built from three parts:

• Why the correct answer is correct — the reasoning traced back to the concept being tested, not just a restatement of the option.

• Why each wrong answer is wrong — every distractor gets its own line explaining what it actually is and why it fails in this specific scenario. You learn four concepts per question, not one.

• An Exam tip — written in plain instructor voice: the recognition rule to look for in any stem testing this concept, with the trap most candidates fall into woven in.

Every explanation ends with the exact exam objective it tests, for example Exam objective 2.4. When you miss a question, you know precisely which part of the blueprint to reopen. No guessing about what to study next.

Your score, broken down by domain

After every attempt you get a performance breakdown across all four domains. You will see immediately whether your gap is in Securing AI Systems, in Governance, or somewhere else, and you can spend your study time where it actually counts rather than reviewing what you already know.

Built like the real exam

Every exam is 60 questions in 60 minutes — the exact format and time pressure of the real CY0-001 — and every exam contains the same number of questions per domain, matched to CompTIA's official weighting:

• Domain 1 — Basic AI Concepts Related to Cybersecurity: 10 questions (17%)

• Domain 2 — Securing AI Systems: 24 questions (40%)

• Domain 3 — AI-Assisted Security: 14 questions (24%)

• Domain 4 — AI Governance, Risk, and Compliance: 12 questions (19%)

Because the structure never changes, your scores are directly comparable from one exam to the next. Improvement between Exam 2 and Exam 5 is real improvement, not a lighter exam.

PBQ concepts covered in every exam

The real exam opens with performance-based questions — interactive simulations that no practice-test platform can reproduce. What a practice course can do is make sure the concepts those PBQs draw on hold no surprises, and that is what these exams deliver: multi-select scenario items built on the same reasoning patterns — classify a set of incidents by attack type, map controls to the data states they protect, determine which obligations attach under the EU AI Act. You train the thinking the PBQs demand, in the format the platform supports, and every item states how many answers to select.

What you will be tested on

• AI types and techniques in a security context — deep learning, GANs, autoencoders, SLMs, RAG

• AI threat modeling with the OWASP LLM Top 10, MITRE ATLAS, and the NIST AI RMF

• Securing AI systems — prompt firewalls, guardrails, gateway controls, encryption by data state, DP-SGD

• AI-assisted security — anomaly detection, MCP integrations, DevSecOps automation, SOAR

• Attacker-side AI — deepfakes, obfuscation, automated attack generation, prompt injection

• Governance — EU AI Act risk tiers, OECD principles, ISO 42001, the 11 AI roles

Who this is for

• SOC analysts, security engineers, and cybersecurity professionals securing AI deployments

• IT governance and risk specialists working with the EU AI Act and OECD principles

• Anyone preparing for the CompTIA SecAI+ exam who wants a rigorous, realistic gauge of readiness

Let's get started!

— Dr. Nasser Alaeddine

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