Cybersecurity Unit 1 Review Part 2

What is essential in forensic analysis with information and data to ensure there is no doubt that it was tampered with?

• Non-repudiation

• Encryption

• Data masking

• Data compression

What must be available to verify the earliest state of the data in digital forensics?

• Encryption key

• Provenance

• Data masking

• Data compression

What is the AAA Framework used to understand?

• Security surrounding the accessibility of individuals

• Network performance

• Data encryption methods

• Software development processes

Which of the following is NOT a part of the AAA Framework's process of identification?

• Authentication

• Authorization

• Accounting

• Auditing

Which of the following is an example of a knowledge-based method for authentication?

• Key cards

• Fingerprint recognition

• Passwords

• Tokens

What type of authentication method involves the use of key cards, tokens, or smart cards?

• Knowledge-based

• Possession-based

• Biometric

• Multi-factor

Which of the following is a biometric method of authentication?

• Security questions

• Key cards

• Fingerprint recognition

• Passwords

What does multi-factor authentication involve?

• Using passwords and pins

• Using key cards and tokens

• Using fingerprint and face recognition

• Combination of two or more listed methods

What is the primary purpose of the AAA Framework in authenticating systems?

• To ensure data encryption

• To verify the identity of a device, computer, or application

• To manage network traffic

• To provide data storage solutions

Which of the following is an example of Credential-Based authentication?

• Fingerprinting

• Hardware tokens

• Username and password

• Client and server authentication