Exam Title: CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CySA+ Version 4)
Certification Name: CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CySA+), Version 4
Exam Code: CS0-004
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CompTIA CySA+ just got a full refresh. CS0-004 launched in June 2026, folding AI-related security operations questions in alongside the SIEM, EDR, and threat-hunting material candidates already expect. The credential comes from CompTIA itself, the same body behind Security+ and PenTest+, and it’s aimed at working SOC analysts and vulnerability analysts, not career-changers still learning the basics. Dumpsgate’s CS0-004 practice questions are weighted to match the current exam objectives, so your prep time tracks a blueprint that’s only been live for a few months.
The CompTIA CS0-004 exam, the current version of the CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CySA+) credential, validates your ability to detect, analyze, and respond to threats in security operations and vulnerability management roles. It focuses on incident detection, continuous monitoring, vulnerability management, and clearly communicating risk, skills CompTIA built the exam around rather than pure theory.
This version replaces CS0-003, and CompTIA has confirmed the older version stays available in English only until December 22, 2026. If your study material or voucher references CS0-003, it’s worth checking which version you’re actually preparing for before you book.
Here’s what sitting the CS0-004 actually involves:
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Exam Detail |
Information |
| Exam Code |
CS0-004 |
|
Certification |
CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CySA+), Version 4 |
| Launch Date |
June 23, 2026 |
|
Question Format |
Multiple choice and performance-based questions |
| Total Questions |
Maximum of 85 |
|
Time Allotted |
165 minutes |
| Passing Score |
750 (on a scale of 100 to 900) |
|
Languages |
English, with French, Japanese, Spanish, and Portuguese coming soon |
| Recommended Experience |
About 4 years in a SOC analyst or vulnerability analyst role |
|
Delivery |
Pearson VUE, at a test center or via OnVUE online proctoring |
CompTIA publishes an exact weighting for each of the four domains on this exam:
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Domain |
Exam Weighting |
| Security Operations |
34% |
|
Vulnerability Management |
26% |
| Incident Response and Management |
24% |
|
Reporting and Communication |
16% |
Security Operations alone carries more weight than Reporting and Communication and Incident Response and Management combined, so a study plan that treats all four domains evenly is already out of balance before you’ve opened a single practice question.
CompTIA built this exam for people already working in or moving into security operations and vulnerability management roles. That includes SOC analysts, vulnerability analysts, and threat intelligence professionals with around four years of relevant experience. The exam expects you to be able to:
If your day job already touches alert triage, vulnerability scanning, or incident documentation, this exam is scoped around work you already recognize.
CompTIA doesn’t list a required prerequisite certification for CS0-004, so nothing stops you from registering without one. The four years of recommended experience is CompTIA’s guidance for realistic readiness, not an enforced gate, though the exam’s scenario-based questions do assume that kind of background going in.
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A standard CompTIA CS0-004 exam voucher costs $439 USD when purchased directly from CompTIA. Authorized resellers and training partners sometimes sell the same official voucher for less, so it’s worth comparing before you buy. If you don’t pass, CompTIA requires a new voucher for each additional attempt, unless you’ve specifically bought one bundled with retake assurance
At Dumpsgate, this question bank was built specifically around CompTIA’s current CS0-004 objectives, not carried over from the older CS0-003 version. Here’s what that looks like in practice:
Security Operations and Vulnerability Management get the deepest coverage in our bank, matching where CompTIA’s own percentages run highest. Reporting and Communication still gets real coverage, just proportional to its actual 16%.
Our questions work through actual alert triage, vulnerability prioritization, and incident escalation decisions, not just definitions of SIEM or EDR. That’s closer to how CompTIA actually writes this exam.
Each question includes a short explanation of why the correct choice works and why the others don’t. A wrong answer becomes something you understand, not just something you got wrong.
Every topic in our bank traces back to CompTIA’s published CS0-004 exam objectives. You won’t find leftover CS0-003 content or generic cybersecurity trivia that has nothing to do with the current version.
You get access right after payment, and nothing renews automatically after that. Your payment and personal details are handled securely and never shared with third parties, more detail is in our privacy policy.
We review our CompTIA CySA+ questions against CompTIA’s current objectives on a regular basis, which matters more than usual here given how recently this version replaced its predecessor.
Our scenarios reflect real SOC and vulnerability management work, which is what makes the reasoning behind each answer feel familiar instead of abstract.
Working through a full set of CompTIA CS0-004 sample questions before you register shows you exactly which of the four domains need more attention. At this price point, it’s worth knowing where you stand first.
There’s no login window or fixed session. A short block between tickets or a longer evening free, the material’s ready whenever you are.
If the material doesn’t match what we’ve described here, our refund policy gives you a simple way to ask for your money back, no complicated process attached.
Spend time in a free trial or lab environment of a SIEM or EDR tool, even briefly. Security Operations carries a third of the exam, and interface familiarity saves real time when a question describes a screen you’ve actually used.
Take a sample incident and work through mapping each stage to the ATT&CK framework yourself. This shows up directly under attack methodology frameworks, and doing it by hand beats memorizing the tactic names in isolation.
Use a free or trial vulnerability scanner against a test environment and practice ranking the findings using a risk-based approach, not just severity scores alone. Vulnerability Management rewards judgment over recall.
Take a hypothetical incident and work through preparation, detection, analysis, containment, eradication, and recovery in order. Treating this as one connected exercise instead of six separate facts makes the sequence stick.
Take the mock case from Step 4 and summarize it the way you’d report it to a stakeholder who isn’t technical. Reporting and Communication is the smallest domain, but it’s an easy one to underprepare for since it feels less “technical” than the rest.
Work through a set of CompTIA CS0-004 mock questions across all four domains, then finish with a full practice test under real time conditions. That combination shows you honestly which scenarios still trip you up before exam day does.
CompTIA sells its own CertMaster Practice product alongside the exam voucher, and it’s a legitimate option if you want an all-in-one bundle from CompTIA directly. Dumpsgate exists as a focused, lower-cost alternative for candidates who just want targeted, exam-weighted practice without buying into a full learning suite.
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Feature |
Dumpsgate | Other Platforms |
| Built from CompTIA’s current CS0-004 objectives | ✅ Yes |
⚠️ Often still CS0-003-based |
| Weighted to match the official domain percentages | ✅ Yes | ⚠️ Often spread evenly regardless of weighting |
| Scenario-based, SOC-realistic questions | ✅ Yes |
⚠️ Often definition-based |
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Explanation behind every answer |
✅ Yes | ⚠️ Often missing |
| Instant access, no subscription | ✅ Yes |
⚠️ Varies |
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Clear, simple refund policy |
✅ Yes |
⚠️ Often unclear |
CompTIA CS0-004 is new enough that a lot of study material floating around still targets the outgoing CS0-003 version, with different weighting, different emphasis on AI in security operations. Studying from outdated material on a freshly launched exam is one of the easier mistakes to make without realizing it.
Dumpsgate’s CompTIA CySA+ practice questions are built around the current objectives specifically, not adapted from the previous version. Work through all four domains in proportion to their actual weighting, and go into exam day confident your prep matches the exam you’re actually sitting. For more exam practice across other certifications, Dumpsgate’s full catalog covers a wide range of vendors beyond CompTIA too.
It confirms you can analyze security architecture and indicators of malicious activity, use SIEM and EDR tools effectively, manage and prioritize vulnerabilities, respond to incidents using structured processes, and communicate findings clearly to stakeholders.
That’s how CompTIA structured this particular exam blueprint, reflecting how much of a SOC analyst’s real workload centers on monitoring, detection, and threat-hunting activity compared to the other three domains.
Difficulty is hard to compare directly, but CS0-004 does add new material on AI use in security operations that CS0-003 didn’t cover, so candidates studying old material may find gaps they weren’t expecting.
Pricing has varied across CompTIA’s store and authorized resellers, roughly $392 to $439 USD depending on where and when you buy, so confirm the current figure directly with CompTIA before purchasing.
No. CompTIA doesn’t list a required prerequisite for CS0-004, though around four years of relevant experience is the recommended background.
Yes, CompTIA has confirmed CS0-003 remains available in English until December 22, 2026, so you have a window to sit that version if your preparation is already built around it.
You need 750 out of a possible 900 on CompTIA’s scoring scale, based on a maximum of 85 questions.
Yes, through CertMaster Practice, sold directly by CompTIA, often bundled with an exam voucher. It’s a legitimate full-suite option; Dumpsgate is built instead as focused, lower-cost practice for candidates who don’t need the entire learning bundle.
No. It’s original practice content built around CompTIA’s published exam objectives, styled to reflect the scenario format of the real exam without reproducing it.
Dumpsgate’s CS0-004 practice questions cover all four current exam domains in proportion to their official weighting, with a full explanation behind every answer.
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