Level 5 - Security Zones Quiz

What are the potential problems associated with big data storage? (check all that apply)

• A. It's hard to analyze due to the large dataset size.
• B. The dataset becomes so large it can no longer be managed.
• C. The data is usually stored on insecure devices.
• D. The information retrieved from big data isn't useful for businesses

What are some ways that organizations can store large amounts of data? (Select all that apply)

• A. Network Attached Storage (NAS)
• B. Storage Area Network (SAN)
• C. USB Flash Drives
• D. Directly on individual computers

Which file transfer protocol uses Secure Shell version 2 (SSH2) to secure data transfers?

• A. FTP
• B. TFTP
• C. SCP
• D. SFTP

On a Windows system, which set of permissions can be set on drives, folders, and files?

• A. Share
• B. NTFS
• C. Both Share and NTFS
• D. Neither Share nor NTFS

Which of the following is a recommended hardware security measure?

• A. Assign Co-owner share permissions to Everyone.
• B. Door locks
• C. Allow anonymous logins to the FTP server.
• D. Share permissions can be set only on a folder.

What does a Faraday cage do in terms of security measures?

• A. Blocks all electromagnetic emissions
• B. Detects and neutralizes harmful malware
• C. Acts as a physical barrier to access network cables
• D. Encrypts all data transferred within its bounds

What is an attack method that uses a USB charging station in public places?

• A. Card cloning
• B. Skimming
• C. Malicious universal serial bus (USB) cable
• D. Protected cable distribution

What is a DMZ or Screened Subnet in network security?

• A. A hardware lock mechanism for network cabinets
• B. A method to physically isolate a computer from the internet
• C. A secure method to store large amounts of data
• D. A security enhancement isolating publicly accessible network from privately accessible network.

Which physical security attack involved the use of USB sticks to launch attacks on the networks of an Iranian facility?

• A. The Stuxnet worm incident
• B. The WannaCry ransomware attack
• C. The Petya malware attack
• D. The Equifax data breach

When setting permissions on a Windows system, what is a common strategy for combining share and NTFS permissions?

• A. Assign Co-owner share permissions to Everyone and use NTFS permissions to control access.
• B. Assign Reader share permissions to Everyone and use NTFS permissions to control access.
• C. Assign share permissions only to necessary groups and use NTFS permissions to control access.
• D. Assign Co-owner NTFS permissions to Everyone and use share permissions to control access.