Endpoint Security for Bootcamp

What does USB Blocking refer to in the context of DLP?

• Allowing unrestricted use of USB devices within the organization

• Preventing unauthorized access to the organization's network

• Preventing the use of USB devices to transfer data to or from the organization's network

• Encrypting data stored on USB devices

What is the main objective of Data Loss Prevention (DLP)?

• Enhancing network speed

• Preventing unauthorized access, leakage, or loss of sensitive data

• Increasing data storage capacity

• Monitoring employee productivity

Which component(s) of Data Loss Prevention (DLP) involve(s) actively monitoring data usage and taking preventive actions?

• Content Analysis

• Policy Enforcement

• Monitoring and Control

• Endpoint Software

Which actions are typically taken in response to the detection of unauthorized USB device usage in Data Loss Prevention (DLP) systems?

• Issuing a warning to the user

• Blocking access to the USB device

• Logging the event for further analysis

• Ignoring the incident

What is the primary purpose of Content Analysis in Data Loss Prevention (DLP)?

• Monitoring network traffic

• Identifying and analyzing sensitive data

• Enforcing security policies

• Encrypting data transmissions

What is the primary role of antivirus?

• Slowing down computer systems.

• Protecting computer systems from malware attacks.

• Making computer systems more vulnerable to attacks.

• Downloading more viruses into the system.

What is the primary challenge faced by antivirus software today?

• Malware evolution.

• Artificial intelligence in antivirus.

• Signature matching technology.

• Lack of technical support.

What does ransomware typically do after infecting a computer?

• Delete important files.

• Encrypt user data and demand a ransom.

• Automatically back up data.

• Speed up the computer system

What is the total number of holes in the shirt above?

• 2

• 4

• 6

• 8

Which of the following are common methods used by ransomware to spread? (Select all that apply)

• Through malicious email attachments.

• Exploiting software vulnerabilities

• Social engineering techniques.

• Infecting USB devices.

• Hacking Wi-Fi networks.