ISC2 ISSAP · 10 full-length practice tests

ISC2 ISSAP Full-Length Practice Test

Ten separate 90-question practice tests for the Information Systems Security Architecture Professional credential. Work through architecture decisions across the four domains in ISC2’s current exam outline.

  • 90 questions per practice test
  • 10 individual tests
  • 4 current domains
  • 2025 exam outline
  • 700/1000 exam pass score
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10Full-length practice tests
900Practice questions total
700Official exam pass score
4ISSAP exam domains
ISSAP full-length practice

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The certification exam

What ISC2 sets for the ISSAP exam

The current ISSAP exam outline took effect on August 1, 2025. The certification exam uses 125 items over three hours and covers four architecture domains.

CredentialInformation Systems Security Architecture Professional (ISSAP)
Certification exam items125
Exam duration3 hours
Passing score700 out of 1000
Item formatsMultiple choice and advanced item types
LanguagesEnglish
Current outlineEffective August 1, 2025
Official domains4
Exam fee (US / Asia Pacific)US $599

Architecture decisions, not isolated definitions

ISSAP covers how an architect turns business obligations and risk decisions into system design. The updated outline includes security architecture modeling, infrastructure design and identity architecture.

Use the current four-domain list as your study map. The heaviest official weight, 32%, is Infrastructure and System Security Architecture. Give that area enough attention, but don't let it crowd out governance or IAM.

ISC2 offers two experience paths: CISSP in good standing plus two years in a current domain, or seven years of qualifying experience in at least two domains.

Inside a practice test

Make each 90-question set useful

Use the first set to find where you hesitate. Make a targeted revision plan, then try a different set to see whether your architecture choices improve.

Start with a baseline

  • Complete one 90-question practice test
  • Mark topics that need a second look
  • Separate missed concepts from rushed decisions

Review the architecture

  • Revisit the official domain objectives
  • Focus on design tradeoffs and constraints
  • Explain why an alternative control falls short

Run the next set

  • Use another test after focused study
  • Recheck your weakest architecture area
  • Continue through the pack at your own pace
Try the reasoning

An ISSAP-style example question

The architecture decision matters more than recalling a protocol name. Here is an illustrative question to work through before choosing a set.

Domain 4 · IAM architectureIllustrative exampleSingle answer

A company must give a partner’s employees access to selected internal applications. The partner remains responsible for onboarding and removing its employees, while the company must enforce its own application permissions. Which approach BEST meets both requirements?

  • ACreate permanent local accounts for each partner employee and review them annually.
  • BFederate authentication with the partner’s identity provider and enforce application-level authorization using approved claims and access policies.
  • CShare a single service identity among partner employees and record access only at the network layer.
  • DEstablish a site-to-site VPN and rely on network reachability to control each user’s access.

Why B is correct

Federation leaves the partner responsible for authenticating and maintaining its users. The company can still make its own authorization decisions for each application.

Why D is tempting

A VPN can secure the connection, but it doesn't establish individual identity or enforce application permissions. Network access alone does not satisfy the lifecycle and authorization requirements.

Current exam domains

ISSAP domain weights and 90-question study targets

ISC2 publishes the domain weights below. The question counts show a proportional study target for 90 questions, not a claim about the fixed composition of any individual practice test.

ISSAP domainOfficial exam weightProportional 90-question targetStudy focus
1. Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC)21%19Requirements, risk treatment and auditability
2. Security Architecture Modeling22%20Architecture approaches and design validation
3. Infrastructure and System Security Architecture32%29Platforms, networks, cloud and cryptographic design
4. Identity and Access Management (IAM) Architecture25%22Identity lifecycle, authentication and authorization
Common questions

About the ISSAP exam and these practice tests

The certification exam

How many questions are on the ISC2 ISSAP exam?

The certification exam contains 125 items and has a three-hour time limit.

What score is needed to pass the ISSAP exam?

ISC2 sets the passing standard at 700 on a 0–1000 scaled score.

What are the four current ISSAP domains?

Governance, Risk, and Compliance (21%); Security Architecture Modeling (22%); Infrastructure and System Security Architecture (32%); and Identity and Access Management Architecture (25%).

When did the current ISSAP outline take effect?

The current four-domain ISSAP exam outline took effect on August 1, 2025.

What kinds of questions are on the certification exam?

ISC2 lists multiple-choice and advanced item types for the ISSAP certification exam.

These practice tests

How many questions are in an ISSAP practice test?

Each practice test contains 90 questions. The ten separate tests contain 900 questions in total.

Does a practice test have the same number of items as the ISC2 exam?

The practice tests have 90 questions each. The ISSAP certification exam has 125 items.

Which purchase options are available?

Choose one individual practice test, a pack of five or the complete pack of ten.

Which pack costs the least per test?

The ten-test pack has the lowest price per test: $12.99₹299£5.79€6.99 for all ten.

All ten ISSAP practice tests

Ten full-length practice tests. 900 questions.
$12.99₹299£5.79€6.99

Take one set, identify the architecture topics to revisit, and make the next set count.

Authors

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