Practitioner Threat Intelligence Analyst Exam Format

The Practitioner Threat Intelligence Analyst exam has 120 questions, and the vendor's published description is: The written component of the CPTIA Examination will comprise one hundred and twenty (120) multiple choice questions, all of which the candidate must complete; there are 2 hours available in total for the exam (per Notes for Candidates).

You get 120 minutes, which is about 60 seconds per question. The published format is: The written component of the CPTIA Examination will comprise one hundred and twenty (120) multiple choice questions, all of which the candidate must complete; there are 2 hours available in total for the exam (per Notes for Candidates).

The passing score is 66% (Candidates are required to meet or exceed a two-thirds pass mark in the multiple-choice paper to obtain CREST Practitioner status.).

There are 5 domains: Threat Intelligence Collection, Operationalizing Threat Intelligence, Threat Intelligence Concepts and Principles, Threat Intelligence Analysis and Production, Threat Intelligence Dissemination and Integration. The official weights are Threat Intelligence Collection 20%, Operationalizing Threat Intelligence 15%, Threat Intelligence Concepts and Principles 20%, Threat Intelligence Analysis and Production 30%, Threat Intelligence Dissemination and Integration 15%.

Weight by percentage, not by domain. 20% is the one where lost points cost you the most, and Certilum scores you per domain so you can see exactly where that is.

Yes: 120 questions in our bank for this certification, each tagged to the exam domain it belongs to, with the official domain weights applied.