Looking for cybersecurity people to provide honest feedback for an CISSP practice bank/platform I have built.
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This content is a request for feedback on a CISSP practice exam platform created by an individual. It is a community engagement post seeking input on question quality and relevance, not a security threat or vulnerability.
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I've been working on a CISSP practice platform/question bank as a side project, and I'm at the point where I'd rather have knowledgeable people actually try the questions than keep working on it in a vacuum.
The main thing I've tried to focus on is decision-making rather than simple recall.
A lot of the questions are scenario based, where multiple answers may technically be reasonable, but you're expected to determine the best response based on things like risk, business objectives, governance, ownership and security priorities.
I've put 10 questions into a completely free test that doesn't require an account:
[https://domaineight.app/cissp-practice-exam]()
You get the answer explanations and reasoning as you go, plus your score at the end.
I'm particularly interested in criticism around:
- questions that feel ambiguous
- distractors that are too obvious
- answers you disagree with
- scenarios that don't reflect how security decisions are actually made
- explanations that don't adequately justify the answer
If you think a question is bad, genuinely tell me it's bad and why. That's more useful to me than someone saying everything looks great.
Obviously this is something I've built, so there's some self-promotion inherent in posting it, but there's no signup required and I'm primarily looking to get more eyes on the actual question quality.
Would be interested to see how people here score on the 10 as well.
Side Note: If anyone would actually like to try the larger question bank, id love to give full access to you to provide further feedback.
Thanks!