wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

NEW

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

2.1.1 & 2.1.2 Cyber CIA and Passive Analysis

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The hardware and software used to help organize and analyze data.

a)

ecommerce

b)

CIA Triad

c)

information systems

d)

confidentiality

2.

The buying and selling of goods or services over the internet.

a)

information system

b)

ecommerce

c)

availability

d)

CIA Triad

3.

A model designed to guide policies for information security within an organization.

a)

ecommerce

b)

information system

c)

CIA Triad

d)

integrity

4.

Protecting information that is sensitive or private from unauthorized access.

a)

confidentiality

b)

availability

c)

integrity

d)

CIA Triad

5.

This component of the CIA Triad is designed to protect data from deletion or modification from any unauthorized party.

a)

ecommerce

b)

confidentiality

c)

availability

d)

integrity

6.

This component of the CIA Triad refers to the actual accessibility of data. When and how it is accessed.

a)

availibility

b)

integrity

c)

confidentiality

d)

information system

7.

The interconnection via the Internet of computing devices embedded in everyday objects, enabling them to send and receive data

a)

ecommerce

b)

CIA Triad

c)

Internet of Things (IoT)

d)

Secure Socket Layers

8.

Analyze something without interfering or affecting it.

a)

CIA Triad

b)

passive analysis

c)

network topology

d)

protocol

9.

The arrangement of the various elements (computers, routers, switches, etc) of a network.

a)

network topology

b)

passive analysis

c)

protocol

d)

host

10.

An agreed-upon method for communication.

a)

URL

b)

host

c)

protocol

d)

router

11.

A computer, typically one on a network. A host can also be referred to as a machine or a system.

a)

host

b)

protocol

c)

server

d)

network topology

12.

The systematic way to find specific web addresses and web pages. A URL is composed of characters that contain information about where to locate a resource over the internet.

a)

router

b)

server

c)

service

d)

URL

13.

A network device that controls and filters data between networks, either wired or wireless. It is a specific type of "gateway", a device that acts as a gate between two networks.

a)

protocol

b)

router

c)

URL

d)

information architecture

14.

A computer that delivers files forming web pages across a network to requesting clients.

a)

web server

b)

router

c)

service

d)

port

15.

can have two meanings in computer terminology:

a) A service can be a specific application or function such as email, chat, etc.

b) A service can refer to a specific part of an application, such as transmitting the data of a web page

a)

network topology

b)

web server

c)

service

d)

information architecture

16.

A way for a computer to identify specific programs and manage their activity. In an IP addresses, the port appears after a colon at the end of the address such as :21, :80, and :443.

a)

network topology

b)

protocol

c)

port

d)

router

17.

The way an organization structures and organizes the information that is required by their employees and/or customers.

a)

network topology

b)

information architecture

c)

web server

d)

protocol

18.

An input value to a command.

a)

argument

b)

domain name

c)

router

d)

port

19.

Typically, the last two elements of a URL.

a)

domain name

b)

web server

c)

protocol

d)

information architecture

20.

Shows when the site was created, the network administrator you can contact if you have concerns or problems, the country where it has registered as a business, and much more.

a)

IP Address

b)

domain name

c)

argument

d)

whois command

21.

An identifying number for hosts and servers on the internet. It uses the Internet Protocol (IP) and is of the form nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn.

a)

IP address

b)

router

c)

URL

d)

domain name

22.

A network administration command-line tool available in many computer operating systems for querying the Domain Name System (DNS) to obtain domain name or IP address mapping, or other DNS records.

a)

router

b)

whois

c)

argument

d)

nslookup

23.

Used to specify different variations, sometimes supplying additional input to the command or requesting different styles of output from the command.

a)

web server

b)

nslookup

c)

flag

d)

whois

24.

A starting point for data analysis. It is the initial data set used in later comparisons.

a)

rouer

b)

ports

c)

network topology

d)

security baseline