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CO2517

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 22mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of these are parts of a non-SSD Hard drive? (select 3)

a)

Actuator

b)

Platter

c)

Head

d)

Cell

e)

Memory Module

2.

Reorder these in order of size, starting with the smallest

a)

byte

b)

sector

c)

cluster

d)

track

1)
2)
3)
4)
3.

This addressing scheme means you are limited to 8Gb disck size - due to its need to declare which cylinder, which head and which sector to access.

a)

LBA

b)

CHS

c)

MBR

4.

Which of these is NOT part of an SSD?

a)

Controller

b)

Nand memory

c)

Arm

d)

Arrays

5.

In which order does a PC boot up?

a)

POST

b)

Reading Hard drive MBR

c)

Processing the Partition Table

d)

Loading a bootable partition

e)

Loading VBR

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6.

What does POST stand for and what does it do?

a)

Power on System Technology. Provides power to the PC.

b)

Preventative on Start Task. Prevents unauthorised alteration before OS.

c)

Power on Self Test. BIOS self-diagnostic on hardware prior to use.

d)

Pre-Operating System Test. Assessed the hard drive is malware free.

7.

What does MBR mean?

a)

Master Boot Record

b)

Mirror Back Reduction

c)

Matrix Bound Record

d)

Make Boot Readable

8.

Which of these records are expected at the start of Sector 0?

a)

MBR

b)

VBR

c)

NBP

d)

SSD

9.

Does the MBR contain boot code that instructs the BIOS what to do with any partitions within the hard drive?

a)

Yes

b)

No

10.

The MBR can have the following areas? Select 3

a)

Boot Code

b)

A Partition Table

c)

A Signature Value

d)

End of File Declarations

e)

Boot Flags

11.

In which order would you expect to find these within an MBR?

a)

Boot Code

b)

Partition Table

c)

Partition Records

d)

Signature Value

1)
2)
3)
4)
12.

Which of these MBR is correctly arranged?

a)

b)

c)

13.

Arrange these elements of the partition table in the correct order.

a)

Boot Flag - can this partition be booted from ?

b)

Start CHS - what is the starting address of this partition

c)

Partition Type - NTFS,FAT32, Linux, etc.

d)

Start LBA - Starting address of this partition in LBA format

1)
2)
3)
4)
14.

What is the purpose of the Boot Code in the MBR?

a)

The boot code identifies the capacity of the drive.

b)

The boot code identifies the bootable partition

c)

The boot code checks for viruses

d)

The boot code tells the OS when the hard drive is faulty.

15.

Once the CPU has been informed of a location of a bootable partition, the CPU reads the first sector of that address for what?

a)

the VBR - Volume Boot Record

b)

the VBR - Volume Based Register

c)

The MBR - Master Boot Record

d)

The Partition Record

16.

The Volume Boot Record does not hold which of these? Select one

a)

The number of sectors per cluster

b)

The location of the root directory (the start of the OS instructions)

c)

The boot loader

d)

the partition type

17.

Why are boot records often at the boundaries of a cylinder? i.e MBR starts at sector 0 , VBR at sector 63 etc?

a)

Historical - no real need

b)

Gives the head time to move

c)

Edges are closer to the arms

d)

The cylinder is quicker to access

18.

Which of these is not a partition type?

a)

Primary

b)

Extended

c)

Logical

d)

Open

19.

This time of partition is written into the MBR, but there can only be 4 of these type declared.

(a)  

20.

This type of partition cannot store data but is used to itself create other partition information

(a)  

21.

Recap: Put these in the right order

a)

Preparation

b)

Detection & Analysis

c)

Containment Eradication & Recovery

d)


Post-Incident Activity

1)
2)
3)
4)
22.

Which of these describes an Incident Response Plan

a)


Describes how to maintain operations during and after an indicent

b)

Provides a clear guide on exactly what to do during an data breach.

c)

Outlines the processes involved in declaring a disaster and ensuring continuity of business operations

d)


Tracks the movement of evidence throughout the investigation

23.

Match the following to its purpose

a)

IR programme mission

1.

Why this incident need to be managed

b)

What goals are aimed for

2.


Objectives of the IR

c)


IR Scope

3.


Policy limitations

d)


Roles and Responsibilities

4.


Critical actors in the response.

24.

IR procedures need to be up-to-date and relevant to the business and technical environment. How can we ensure the IR Team are able to do this?

(a)  

25.

An event is ​​ (a)     in a computer system.

Whilst a incident is ​ ​ (b)     for organisation or individuals.

Choose from the below words
an observable occurence
an negatively event with a potential impact
reported incident
known issue
exploited asset