1.1 Cybersecurity Fundamentals - AP Cyber2

What is the primary purpose of cybersecurity?

• Preventing, detecting, and responding to attacks and disasters.
• Improving internet speeds.
• Increasing e-commerce revenue.
• Improving gaming systems.
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What does the CIA Triad represent in cybersecurity?

• Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability.
• Control, Inspection, and Authorization.
• Availability, Integrity, and Analysis.
• Authorization, Confidentiality, and Security.

Why must data be protected?

• Because it is valuable to individuals, organizations, and governments.
• To support social media algorithms.
• To comply with regulations.
• To generate additional revenue.

What is the impact of a breach on critical infrastructure?

• It disrupts essential services like transportation and energy.
• It increases energy consumption.
• It improves access to social networks.
• It decreases internet traffic.

Which concept ensures that data is accurate and trustworthy?

• Integrity.
• Confidentiality.
• Availability.
• Authorization.

How does confidentiality protect data?

• By limiting access to authorized users.
• By encrypting all data.
• By using stronger passwords only.
• By limiting physical access only.

What is an example of a cybersecurity adversary?

• Hackers or state-sponsored attackers.
• Natural disasters.
• AI-driven chatbots.
• Insider threats.

How can natural disasters impact cybersecurity?

• By creating a denial of service (DoS).
• By improving system updates.
• By strengthening encryption.
• By reducing data collection.

What is the NIST Cybersecurity Framework used for?

• To manage and reduce cybersecurity risks.
• To prevent unauthorized access to websites.
• To enhance advertising strategies.
• To restrict employee access.

What is a potential risk if availability is compromised?

• Unexpected system downtime.
• Better internet speeds.
• Improved customer satisfaction.
• Enhanced data encryption.