This attack is the unauthorized access or interception of an organization's data. What type of concern is this?

Damage to data or equipment that in which the data or equipment can not be recovered is which concern?

A replay attack is when an attacker captures a data and then later tries to play it back to gain unauthorized access. What type of concern is this?

This attack can use a pineapple to create a new connection that appears legitimate but is intercepting your data in transit. What type of concern is this?

When using the Internet, what is one way you can increase your privacy?

Electronic mail or email is a secure method of communication that is private.

On a corporate network, your use of the computer and network resources is probably not private due to what?

What is the name of the policy that informs you want you can and cannot do on a computer network? (Choose 2)

What is an example of confidential information? (Choose 2)

When you login to a website it only requires a username and password. What type of identification is this?

On an iPhone, a user can setup a fingerprint or facial recognition as a way to access the phone in addition to a PIN number. What type of factor is this?

A system administrator in charge creating user accounts requires that permissions are assigned based on the users department within the company. What type authorization does this describe?

After a user has been authenticated and authorized, key actions will be recorded as a part of accounting in this file.

Being able to identify that an action has taken place and by whom is known as what?

What is the recommended length of a password?

What should you include in your password at minimum?

A secure password is ok to reuse across sites?

How can you best protect your password?

Cipher Text is an encrypted version of a message from the original of what?

How do you know if a website is encrypted using a public key?

When setting up the encryption a mobile device, what is a common step for both Android and iOS?

A browser that encrypts the data in transit is using which protocol as seen in the address bar?

The idea that a system will continue to run properly in the event of the failure of a component is known as?

You are looking to buy a new computer and you want a backup drive that will continue to work even if one of the drives fails. What should you buy?

For a business, what is a benefit of storing a backup in the cloud?

After you have completed all of your policies and planning, you should do what to ensure the contingency plan is valid and will work should a disaster occur?

It is important to verify your backups are working and the data is recoverable in order to meet the recovery point objective. What will this tell you regarding data restoration?