If you’re chasing the CCIE Security, you already know there’s no shortage of documentation — but there’s a real shortage of organized, exam-focused material that covers both the written qualifying exam and the 8-hour lab in one place.

That’s exactly what we built.


Meet cciesec.it-learn.io

CCIE Security Study Hub — homepage showing written and lab exam domains

cciesec.it-learn.io is a dedicated CCIE Security study hub built and maintained by it-learn.io. It covers two exams end-to-end:

  • Written Exam — 350-701 SCOR (120-minute qualifying exam)
  • Lab Exam — CCIE Security v6.1 (8-hour hands-on: 3h Design + 5h Deploy, Operate & Optimize)

The site is structured around the official exam domains so you always know where you stand relative to the actual test.


What’s Inside

Written Exam — 350-701 SCOR

Six domains, weighted exactly as Cisco publishes them:

DomainWeight
1.0 Security Concepts25%
2.0 Network Security20%
3.0 Securing the Cloud15%
4.0 Content Security15%
5.0 Endpoint Protection and Detection10%
6.0 Secure Network Access, Visibility, and Enforcement15%

Each domain breaks down into its objectives so you can drill exactly what you need — not a chapter at a time.

Lab Exam — CCIE Security v6.1

Two modules, two very different skill sets:

  • Module 1: Design (3 hours) — Architecture and solution design across all five lab domains
  • Module 2: Deploy, Operate & Optimize (5 hours) — Hands-on configuration, troubleshooting, and optimization

The five lab domains mirror what Cisco actually tests: Perimeter Security & IPS, Secure Connectivity & Segmentation, Identity Management & Access Control, Advanced Threat Protection & Content Security, and Infrastructure Automation & Programmability.


Study Tools Built In

CCIE Security Flashcards — 110 cards across all domains with spaced repetition

CCIE Security Practice Quiz — filter by domain, objective, and question count

The hub isn’t just reading material — there are four interactive tools built directly into the site:

Flashcards — Flip-style cards for every objective. Great for rapid review and the commute grind.

Practice Quiz — Exam-style multiple-choice questions. Timed, randomized, and scoped by domain so you can focus your weak spots.

My Progress — Tracks your streak, mastery percentage, and quiz scores per domain. You’ll know exactly where you’re solid and where you need another pass.

Labs — Hands-on topology references for the v6.1 lab domains. Not simulations — reference material to pair with your actual lab environment.

CCIE Security Labs — 10 practice labs across all v6.1 domains with difficulty and time estimates

Each lab opens a full detail view with a network topology diagram and a numbered task list — exactly the structure you’ll face in the real exam.

Lab-01: Enterprise Perimeter with ASA and FTD — network topology diagram

Lab task list showing step-by-step objectives for the lab scenario


Join the WhatsApp Community

We also launched a WhatsApp channel specifically for CCIE Security candidates. It’s where we share:

  • Study tips and exam strategies
  • New content drops from the hub
  • Community Q&A on tricky lab topics
  • Updates as the exam blueprint evolves

Join the CCIE Security WhatsApp Channel →

No spam. Just focused content for people working toward the cert.


Who This Is For

The site is aimed at engineers who:

  • Already hold a CCNP Security or equivalent hands-on experience
  • Are actively studying for the SCOR written or the v6.1 lab
  • Want structured review material they can work through systematically — not just a pile of PDFs

If you’re earlier in your journey and building toward the CCIE, check out the Network+ and Security+ resources on it-learn.io to build the foundation first.


What’s Coming Next

The site is live and growing. On the roadmap:

  • Expanded practice question banks per objective
  • Lab scenario walkthroughs for v6.1 Module 2
  • Domain-specific deep-dive blog posts (starting with identity management and ISE)
  • Community-contributed study notes

Bookmark cciesec.it-learn.io and join the WhatsApp channel to stay in the loop as new content drops.


Good luck out there. The CCIE Security is a grind — but it’s absolutely achievable with the right structured approach.