Junk email that is usually sent unsolicited.

An email validation system designed to prevent email spam that uses source address spoofing. This allows administrators to specify in DNS SPF records in the public DNS which hosts are allowed to send email from a given domain.

A virus that mutates, or changes its code, so that it cannot be as easily detected.

The new Microsoft lightweight web browser with a layout engine built around web standards designed to replace Internet Explorer as the default web browser. It integrates with Cortana, annotation tools, Adobe Flash Player, a PDF reader, and a reading mode.

A software tool released by Microsoft to determine the security state of a system by assessing missing security updates and less-secure security settings within Microsoft Windows components such as Internet Explorer, IIS web server, and products such as Microsoft SQL Server and Microsoft Office macro settings.

Previously called Windows Live ID, this is a unique account that is the combination of an email address and a password that you use to sign in to services like Outlook.com, MSN.com, Hotmail.com, OneDrive, Windows Phone, or Xbox Live.

These include apps that are critical to running the company business as well as apps that are unique to the company’s main business.

A piece of text stored by a user’s web browser. This file can be used for a wide range of purposes, including user identification, authentication, and storing site preferences and shopping cart contents.

Zones used to define and help manage security when visiting sites.

A policy that defines the standards, restrictions, and procedures for end users who have authorized access to company data from their personal devices (tablets, laptops, or smartphones). The policy also includes hardware and related software that is not approved, owned, nor supplied by the company.

A special algorithm that determines whether email is considered spam.

The exposure to theats

isolates and hardens key system and user security information on Windows systems

A firewall configuration used to secure hosts on a network segment.

______ occurs when an attacker is able to intercept a DNS request and respond to the request before the DNS server is able to.

The risk that remains after measures have been taken to reduce the likelihood or minimize the effect of a particular event.

Identifies the risks that might impact your particular environment.

Uses a centrally administrated set of controls to determine how subjects and objects interact. The access control levels can be based upon the necessary operations and tasks a user needs to carry out to fulfill her responsibilities without an organization.

A local security database found on most Windows computers.

As the Chief Security Officer for a small medical records processing company, you have just finished setting up the physical security for your new office. You have made sure that the parking lot is illuminated, that you have guards at the door as well as doing periodic patrols, and you have badge readers throughout the building at key locations. You also have put biometric access technology on the data center door. And of course, you have cameras in the parking lot, building entrances, and the data center entrances.

This type of implementation is known as: (Choose the best answer)

Implementing security measures must always be balanced with what?

A junior administrator notices, when looking at a folder's permissions, gray check boxes in the allow column for a group's permissions. What do the gray check boxes represent?

Which servers/server apps can be used to push Windows updates to client machines? Choose two answers.

Which of the following statements is TRUE? (There may be more than one right answer)

Which protocols are considered unsecure and should be avoided in a server environment? Choose two answers

Which type of VPN will often have a user connect through a web browser?

Choose which statements are true regarding DELEGATION. There may be more than one correct answer

Choose which statements regarding RADIUS are FALSE. There may be more than one correct answer

Choose which of the following statements regarding VPN's is TRUE. There may be more than one correct answer.

A person buying something securely from a website will receive a _________ key to use to encrypt sensitive data. A different ________ key is used to decrypt the data.

Which of the following are specific types of audits? Choose three answers

When enabling Secure Dynamic DNS, who can create records on a DNS server?

Which of the following are valid risk responses? (Choose all that apply.)

1. Which of the following technologies could be used to help ensure the confidentiality of proprietary manufacturing techniques for an auto parts manufacturing business? (Choose all that apply.)

1. Which type of network traffic originates from outside the network routers and proceeds toward a destination inside the network?

If a user is deploying technologies to restrict access to a resource, they are practicing which security principle?

What is a method used to gain access to data, systems, or networks, primarily through misrepresentation?

What type of malware can copy itself and infect a computer without the user's consent or knowledge?

What is the best way to protect against social engineering?

What is the first line of defense when setting up a network?

What is used to identify a person before giving access?

What is used to verify that an administrator is not accessing data that he should not be accessing?

What type of self-replicating program copies to other computers on a network without any user intervention and consumes bandwith and computer resources?

What type of device can be easily lost or stolen or can be used for espionage?

To prevent users from copying data to removable media, you should:

HOTSPOT: Select TRUE or FALSE for the following statement: Systems administrators should use a standard user account when performing routine functions like reading emails and browsing the internet.

In Internet Explorer 8, the InPrivate Browsing feature prevents:

The purpose of a digital certificate is to verify that a:

What authentication type is the default for Active Directory?

What directory service is used with Windows domains?

When you grant access to print to a printer, what are you granting?

What authorizes a user to perform certain actions in Windows such as logging on or performing a backup?

What type of permissions are assigned directly to a file or folder?

You create a web server for your school. When users visit your site, they get a certificate error that says your site is not trusted. What should you do to fix this problem?

The client computers on your network are stable and do not need any new features.

Which is a benefit of applying operating system updates to these clients?

TRUE OR FALSE: Single sign-on (SSO) allows you to log on once and access multiple related but independent software systems without having to log on again. As you log on with Windows via Active Directory, you are assigned a token, which can then be used to log on to other systems automatically.

What prevents users from changing a password multiple times so that they can change it to their original password?

What Microsoft technology can verify that a client has the newest Windows updates and has an updated antivirus software package before being allowed access to the network?

Which type of routing protocol sends the entire routing table to its neighbors?

You need to install a domain controller in a branch office. You also need to secure the information on the domain controller. You will be unable to physically secure the server. Which should you implement?

The company that you work for wants to set up a secure network, but they do not have any servers. Which three security methods require the use of a server? (Choose three.)

Your password is 1Vu*cI!8sT. Which attack method is your password vulnerable to?

You are an intern and are working remotely.

You need a solution that meets the following requirements:

Allows you to access data on the company network securely gives you the same privileges and access as if you were in the office.

What are two connection methods you could use? (Choose two.)

What Windows feature notifies you when something tries to make changes to your computer without your knowledge?

Which enables you to change the permissions on a folder?

What are three examples of two-factor authentication? (Choose three.)

What does implementing Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) allow a company to manage?

Before you deploy Network Access Protection (NAP), you must install:

What does NAT do?

How does the sender policy framework (SPF) aim to reduce spoofed email?

You create a new file in a folder that has inheritance enabled.

By default, the new file:

What type of DNS record maps host names to addresses?

Which type of network is most vulnerable to intrusion?

Which wireless authentication method provides the highest level of security?

Which of the following is a Layer 2 WAN protocol?

The protocol that maps IP addresses to a Media Access Control (MAC) address is:

A private network that allows members of an organization to exchange data is an:

The query protocol used to locate resources on a network is:

Which of the following is a public IP address?

You work at a coffee shop. Your supervisor asks you to help set up a computer network. The network needs to have the following items:

A public facing web server

A Wi-Fi network for customers

A private network for the point of sale terminals

An office PC

A file/print server

A network printer

You need to set up a perimeter network to protect the network. Which two items should you include in the perimeter network? (Choose two.)

Identify the correct port number:

POP

A copy of a network file that is stored on your computer so you can access it when you aren’t connected to the network or when the network folder that contains the file is not connected.

Which type of permission is granted directly to a file or folder?

BitLocker, when possible, stores the encryption key on a computer's _______________

Which three characteristics describe Worms?

Which password policy prohibits reusing the same password?

The IEEE 802.11 standard defines the name for a WLAN as the ___________

Several users have called the help desk to complain that they are being redirected to websites different from the addresses they entered. Which type of attack is taking place?

Which protocol should be allowed only on email servers used to send email and should be blocked on all other servers and client machines?

Which of the following technologies could be used to help ensure the confidentiality of proprietary manufacturing techniques for an auto parts manufacturing business? (Choose all that apply.)

Joe is an administrator for a small business. The owners want to add wireless tablets for the managers to use. The owner does not want to occur any significant costs in doing so. What are actions can Joe take to meet the onwers requirements?

What is the last step in Threat Modeling?

Which of the following is the master time keeper and master for password changes in an Active Directory domain

John needs to access a file in a shared folder. What must be done in order for this to happen. (select the best two answers)

Which of the following uses an ACL? Select all the apply

Which technology is used to encrypt an individual file on an NTFS volume?

Which of the following corresponds with the minimum and maximum password history settings for securing a Windows 10 Pro workstation image?

Which Administrative Tool should be used to configure password control settings on a new standalone server?

Which of the following are common uses for a VPN? (Choose all that apply.)