


Updated for SCOR v2.0 - the blueprint that took effect on 27 August 2026.
The exam number did not change, so most SCOR material still looks current while testing content Cisco retired. 26 August 2026 was the last day to sit the previous version. Every question here is written against the blueprint that applies now.
What you get
4 full-length practice tests, 100 questions each - 400 questions total
120 minutes per test, matching the real exam's timing
All 47 blueprint objectives covered in every single test
Domain weights mapped one-to-one onto question counts: 20 / 25 / 15 / 10 / 15 / 15
Every option explained, not just the correct one
Most practice tests tell you which answer was right. These explain why each of the other three is wrong, which is usually where the real misunderstanding sits. Every question carries four per-option explanations plus a summary, and is tagged with its exact blueprint objective so you know precisely what to revise.
Wrong answers are never obviously wrong. They are the deprecated product name, the control that solves a neighbouring problem, or the step that belongs later in the sequence.
What changed in v2.0 - and what these tests cover
Content Security, ESA and WSA are gone. Secure Service Edge replaces them: SSE, SASE, Cisco Secure Access, Secure Internet Access, Secure Private Access.
SecureX is gone. Cisco XDR takes its place, and Splunk now appears in three separate objectives.
New material throughout: AI and LLM vulnerabilities, post-quantum cryptography, QUIC and MASQUE, Multicloud Defense, Secure Workload, eBPF, DevSecOps, Cisco Duo in zero trust.
One exam, two certifications
350-701 is the core exam for CCNP Security and the qualifying exam for CCIE Security. Pass it once and it counts toward both paths.
Honest about what this is
These are not real exam questions. They are written from the published blueprint and product documentation. Anything claiming to be real exam content is a braindump and violates your Cisco agreement. Practice tests find your gaps and calibrate your timing - pair them with official training and hands-on work with the products.
This course is not affiliated with or endorsed by Cisco Systems. Cisco, CCNP and CCIE are trademarks of Cisco Systems, Inc.