An attack by a ____ hacker might not be an actual threat to an organization’s security system

The McCumber cube defines ____ characteristics of information security.

Level 1 security involves ____.

A backup power unit is also called a ____.

Intentional threats include ____.

According to Symantec Corporation, in 2008 the number of computer viruses in existence exceeded one ____.

____ report nonexistent viruses and may cause panic.

A ____ is built-in to a system by its designer.

A ____ attack is a type of network-based attack.

Common hacker tools all require specialized skills and are not available freely on the Web.

The type of information an organization needs to protect can take many forms.

Part of ensuring integrity is identifying authorized users and granting them access privileges.

Level 2 security covers the corporate network.

If a drive in the RAID system fails, data stored on it can be reconstructed from data stored on the remaining drives.

It is possible to control and eliminate most natural disasters.

The most highly publicized computer and network threat is a virus.

Viruses can only be transmitted through direct computer-to-computer contact.

In some ways, hoaxes can cause as much damage as real viruses.

Disgruntled programmers trying to get even with an organization have created many Trojan programs.

A distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack involves hundreds or thousands of computers working together to bombard a Web site with thousands of requests for information in a short period

Social engineering techniques are normally easily detected because they involve threatening employees with physical violence.

There are several biometric techniques that examine the eye and hand.

Biometric techniques are extremely effective and thus the most appropriate choice for any organization.

The three main nonbiometric security measures are callback modems, firewalls, and intrusion detection systems.