Tech+ 4.1 Open Book Questions

What are the three principles of the CIA Triad in information security?

• Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability

• Confidentiality, Integrity, Accessibility

• Confidentiality, Information, Availability

• Confidentiality, Integrity, Authorization

The CIA Triad can also be referred to as "AIC" to avoid confusion with which organization?

• Central Intelligence Agency

• Central Information Agency

• Central Integrity Agency

• Central Availability Agency

In the context of the CIA Triad, which principle ensures that information is only accessible to those who have been explicitly authorized?

• A) Confidentiality

• B) Integrity

• C) Availability

What is non-repudiation in the context of cybersecurity?

• The ability to deny sending a message

• The assurance that someone cannot deny the validity of something

• The process of encrypting data

• The method of detecting threats.

The NIST Cybersecurity Framework includes several functions. Which of the following is NOT one of them?

• A) Identify

• B) Protect

• C) Attack

• D) Recover

Fill in the blank: The NIST Cybersecurity Framework function that involves restoring systems and data if other controls fail is called ________.

• A) Identify

• B) Protect

• C) Detect

• D) Recover

Why are computers considered high-value targets?

• Because they are cheap

• Because they store data

• Because they are easy to steal

• Because they are lightweight.

Most laptops have a small hole for a special kind of lock called a ________.

• Bike lock

• Kensington lock

• Padlock

• Chain lock

What is the primary purpose of using a cable lock on a laptop?

• To enhance internet speed

• To prevent theft

• To improve battery life

• To increase storage capacity

A USB lock is easy to ______ and will prevent unauthorized data transfers.

• remove

• install

• break

• ignore