Risk Management for Cyber Security Managers - Information Security Controls

The video tutorial discusses various security controls aimed at protecting assets and reducing risks. It covers potential threats to data, such as credential compromise, phishing, and malware, and explains different types of security controls, including logical, physical, administrative, detective, preventative, and corrective controls. The tutorial also highlights the importance of budget considerations in implementing these controls.

What is the primary goal of security controls?

• To increase company profits

• To improve customer satisfaction

• To enhance employee productivity

• To protect assets and reduce risks

Which of the following is an example of a logical control?

• Network security

• Company culture

• Fire alarms

• Security guards

What type of control involves security policies and company culture?

• Physical controls

• Detective controls

• Logical controls

• Administrative controls

Which control type is designed to detect threats?

• Corrective controls

• Preventative controls

• Logical controls

• Detective controls

What is the purpose of corrective controls?

• To restore normal operations after an attack

• To detect potential threats

• To prevent threats from occurring

• To enhance physical security