Cybersecurity Cube

A company wants to ensure that critical systems and data are always accessible, even in the event of a hardware failure or natural disaster. Which principle of security does this scenario primarily address?

• Confidentiality

• Availability

• Integrity

• None of these

What is the main purpose of authorization in a computer system?

• To validate user identities

• To encrypt data during transmission

• To control access to resources

• To ensure data integrity

The cybersecurity incident response plan of a company is not up-to-date. Which principles of security is most likely to be violated?

• Confidentiality

• Availability

• Integrity

• None of these

A user attempts to access a highly sensitive file stored on a secure server. In addition to providing a username and password, the user is also prompted to provide a one-time password generated by an authentication app. What security measure is being implemented in this scenario?

Which of the following are methods that ensure confidentiality?  

Select two answers.

• Encryption

• Hardware Repairs

• Hashing

• Authentication

• Checksum

Which state of data is primarily associated with data breaches occurring due to unauthorized access to stored information?

• Data at Rest

• Data in Process

• Data in Transit

• None of these

A video editing company requires extremely high performance for simultaneous editing of large video files. Which RAID level should they consider?

• RAID 0

• RAID 1

• RAID 5

• RAID 10

You created a new program and want to distribute it to everyone in the organization. You want to ensure that when the program is downloaded, it is not changed while in transit. What can you do to ensure this does not happen?

• Encrypt the program and require a password after it is downloaded

• Turn on antivirus on all the computers

• Create a hash of the program file that can be used to verify the integrity of the file after it is downloaded

• Distribute the program on a flash drive or thumb drive

• Install the program on individual computers

A company wants to securely exchange confidential files with a business partner. They require a fast and efficient encryption method. Which encryption technique should they use?

• Symmetric encryption

• Asymmetric encryption

• Either of the two can be used

In RAID 0, if one drive fails, what happens to the data stored across the array?

• Data loss occurs for the entire array

• Data remains intact on the functioning drives

• Data is automatically rebuilt on the remaining drives