NETWORKING PART 04

What is malware?

• Malicious software designed to damage systems

• A type of firewall

• A secure connection over public networks

• A method of encryption

This type of attack conducts through fake emails, websites or messages.

• Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) Attack

• Denial of Service (DoS) Attack

• Phishing Attack

• Malware

What is the purpose of a firewall?

• To filter network traffic

• To encrypt data

• To monitor user activity

• To overload a server

What does encryption do?

• Converts data into unreadable code

• Filters incoming network traffic

• Establishes a secure connection

• Verifies user identity

What is a VPN used for?

• To establish a secure, encrypted connection

• To monitor network traffic

• Virtual Private Network

• To create strong passwords

Which of the following describes Authentication Mechanisms?

• Encrypts user data during transmission

• Protects against unauthorized network traffic

• Verifies user identity before granting access, using passwords, biometrics, security tokens, and MFA

• Determines the level of access a user should have to specific resources

What is the benefit of regular software updates?

• Protects against vulnerabilities

• Enhances password strength

• Improves network speed

• Increases user awareness

Which of the following is a best practice for Strong Password Policies?

• Use simple passwords that are easy to remember

• Avoid using special characters in passwords

• Use complex passwords with uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols

• Reuse the same password across multiple accounts for convenience

Which of the following best describes User Awareness & Training?

• Automatically blocking all external email attachments

• Implementing encryption for all internal communications

• Installing firewalls and antivirus software on company devices

• Educating employees on phishing and cautious behavior with unknown links

What does network monitoring involve?

• Allowing all network traffic without restrictions

• Monitoring network traffic, identifying suspicious activities, and ensuring performance

• Only tracking the number of devices connected to the network

• Ignoring network performance and focusing only on security