Cybersecurity Quiz

What is the foundational principle of the cybersecurity domain?

• Confidentiality

• Integrity

• Availability

• All of the above

What is Data in transit?

• The transmission of data between different locations through a private network or the Internet

• The collection and manipulation of digital data to produce meaningful information

• A storage device that retains data when no user or process is using it

• None of the above

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What is Data in process?

• The transmission of data between different locations through a private network or the Internet

• The collection and manipulation of digital data to produce meaningful information

• A storage device that retains data when no user or process is using it

• None of the above

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What is Data at rest?

• The transmission of data between different locations through a private network or the Internet

• The collection and manipulation of digital data to produce meaningful information

• A storage device that retains data when no user or process is using it

• None of the above

What are Technical Controls?

• Hardware and software components that protect a system against a cyberattack

• Company's set of security goals and rules for user and administrator behavior

• Categories of US Government data sensitivity

• Factors of identification

What are Policy Controls?

• Hardware and software components that protect a system against a cyberattack

• Company's set of security goals and rules for user and administrator behavior

• Categories of US Government data sensitivity

• Factors of identification

Name the four US Government data sensitivity categories.

• Top Secret, Secret, Confidential, and Restricted

• Something you know, Something you have, and Something you are

• Firewalls, Encryption, and Intrusion Detection Systems

• AUP, Remote Access Policies, and Network Maintenance Policies

What are the three factors of identification?

• Top Secret, Secret, Confidential, and Restricted

• Something you know, Something you have, and Something you are

• Firewalls, Encryption, and Intrusion Detection Systems

• AUP, Remote Access Policies, and Network Maintenance Policies

How are Hashes and Checksums related?

• They are used to check the integrity of data before and after transmission

• They are used to protect data from being stolen by scrambling it into a secret code

• They are used to certify the identity of a user to avoid unauthorized access

• They are used to determine which resources a user can access

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What is a Firewall?

• A network security device that monitors network traffic and decides to allow or block specific traffic

• The implementation of alternative solutions to reduce single points of failure

• A backup operating mode that automatically switches to a standby database

• Any single or unique device, connection, or path that is of moderate to mission-critical importance