Cyber I - 1.1 Quiz 2 - CIA Triad & Authentication

Which of the following is NOT in the ethics agreement you signed?

• I will not use any computer system to purchase products that are harmful to my developmental or emotional growth.

• I will not intercept or otherwise monitor any network communications not explicitly intended for me.

• I will not alter program or data or any files belonging to another person without the express consent of that person.

• I will not execute any digital hoax or prank, no matter how harmless the effects of the action.

• I will not gain access to any computer system that I am not authorized, by the administration of the system, to access

The code of ethics agreement applies: (select all that are true)

• On school grounds

• Until graduation from HS

• Only while enrolled in cybersecurity class in HS

• Off school grounds

• After graduation from HS

Which of the following is NOT part of the model of Computer Security where Protection = ___+___+___.

• Prosecution

• Prevention

• Detection

• Response

In the CIA Triad - the "C" stands for:

• Confidentiality

• Congressional

• Continuation

• Communication

In the CIA Triad - the "A" stands for:

• Availability

• Authentication

• Authority

• Accountability

Which of the following is a breach of integrity in the CIA Triad?

• A student getting a teacher password and changing the grades for the last quiz.

• Your co-worker reading your emails without your permission

• A DDoS Attack that shuts down a website

• A hacker convincing an elderly person to send money to get a friend out of jail.

__________ is proving who you are so trust can be established between you and another party.

• Authentication

• Access

• Authority

• Accounting

A school ID is an example of ___________ to prove who you are.

• Something you have

• Something you are

• Something you know

• None of the above

A password is an example of ___________ to prove who you are.

• Something you know

• Something you are

• Something you have

• None of the above

A software program that automates the process of trying all possible combinations of characters to determine a password.

• Brute Force

• Stealing

• Guess & Check

• Guess & Check