Overview
462 real exam questions for the Cisco CCNA Cybersecurity (200-201 CCNACBR).
The questions in my 200-201 YouTube videos come from this PDF. I only cover 20 to 30% of the bank publicly. This is the complete set, word for word.
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462 real exam questions - pulled from the actual 200-201 exam
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Instant delivery - sent to your email immediately after purchase
- Free updates every month, forever
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Full refund if you fail - no questions asked
Fail the 200-201 and it's another US$300 plus weeks of restudying. This PDF is US$39 - once, with a refund if you fail anyway.
Last updated: July 2026 - 462 questions
Deep Dive
The 200-201 tests like a shift in a SOC. It doesn't ask whether you know what an IDS is - it hands you a packet capture excerpt, a Windows event log, or a NetFlow record and asks what the analyst should conclude.
TCP/IP attack surface analysis, reading pcaps and protocol headers, Windows and Linux host artifacts, alert triage and true versus false positives, the Cyber Kill Chain and Diamond Model, evidence handling - plus the v1.2 additions on AI-powered detection, AI-generated social engineering, and AI-driven threat intelligence. Candidates who studied theory but haven't practised interpreting raw output consistently underperform. Cisco doesn't test definitions, it tests whether you can read the data in front of you.
Roughly 95 to 105 questions in 120 minutes - one of the fastest-paced exams Cisco runs. This PDF has 462 real questions from the actual 200-201 across all five domains - so the log excerpts, the pcap analysis, and the classification question style are all familiar before you sit down.
If my free YouTube content is enough to pass, great. But if you want the full question bank before you sit down, this PDF is for you.
Exam Info
The 200-201 CCNACBR certifies SOC analysts in security monitoring, host-based and network intrusion analysis, and incident response procedures - the single exam required for the CCNA Cybersecurity certification, formerly known as CyberOps Associate (CBROPS). Renamed in February 2026 with AI-focused objectives added in exam version v1.2. No formal prerequisites. Valid for three years.
Exam domains
- Security concepts - 20%
- Security monitoring - 25%
- Host-based analysis - 20%
- Network intrusion analysis - 20%
- Security policies and procedures - 15%
95 to 105 questions, 120 minutes, variable passing score (Cisco does not publish it), US$300 per attempt, Pearson VUE testing centres and online proctored, valid 3 years.
