SIX CONCEPTS OF CYBERSECURITY

What does 'Confidentiality' aim to prevent in cybersecurity?

• Data deletion

• Unauthorized access to sensitive information

• System slowdown

• Software installation

Availability ensures that:

• Data can be modified by unauthorized users

• Systems are free from physical harm

• Authorized users have access to data and resources when needed

• Data is encrypted and hidden

Defense in Depth involves:

• Using a single layer of security

• Multiple layers of security controls

• Protecting only the outer perimeter

• Ignoring internal threats

What is the main goal of cybersecurity?

• To create complex systems

• To protect data and systems from unauthorized access

• To promote software sales

• To repair computer hardware

In the context of cybersecurity, what is the significance of user awareness and training?

• It is not important

• It's only for IT staff

• It helps users identify and respond to security threats

• It ensures users do not use the systems

What principle is emphasized by the 'Keep it Simple' concept in cybersecurity?

• Using complex systems

• User-friendliness and simplicity

• Having multiple redundant systems

• Conducting frequent audits

Which model forms the basis for the development of security systems?

• PPT Model

• CIA Triad

• ABC Model

• XYZ Framework

Which of the following is NOT a mechanism to ensure availability?

• Redundant systems

• Virus scanning

• Backup and recovery

• Disaster recovery planning

Which mechanism is used to ensure the integrity of data?

• Encryption

• Firewalls

• Checksums

• Antivirus

What is the main focus of the 'Think Like an Adversary' concept in cybersecurity?

• Compliance with regulations

• Predicting and mitigating potential attacks

• Purchasing the most expensive security tools

• Responding to incidents only after they occur