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ISC2 - Chapter 1 - Module 1 - G2

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is meant by non-repudiation?

a)

If a user does something, they can't later claim that they didn't do it.

b)

Controls to protect the organization's reputation from harm due to inappropriate social media postings by employees, even if on their private accounts and personal time. 

c)

It is part of the rules set by administrative controls.

d)

It is a security feature that prevents session replay attacks.

2.

The concept of "secrecy" is most related to which foundational aspect of security?

a)

Confidentiality

b)

Integrity

c)

Availability

d)

Plausibility

3.

For which of the following assets is integrity probably the most important security aspect?

a)

One frame of a streaming video

b)

The file that contains passwords used to authenticate users

c)

The color scheme of a marketing website

d)

Software that checks the spelling of product descriptions for a retail website

4.

For which of the following systems would the security concept of availability probably be most important?

a)

Medical systems that store patient data

b)

Retail records of past transactions

c)

Online streaming of camera feeds that display historical works of art in museums around the world

d)

Medical systems that monitor patient condition in an intensive care unit

5.

Which of the following is an example of a "something you are" authentication factor?

a)

A credit card presented to a cash machine

b)

Your password and PIN

c)

A user ID

d)

A photograph of your face

6.

Security needs to be provided to ____ data?

a)

Restricted

b)

Illegal

c)

Private

d)

All

7.

What are the three pillars of information assurance?

a)

Identification, Authentication, Non-repudiation

b)

Data, User, Infrastructure

c)

Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability

d)

PII, PHI, Sensitive information

8.

Sensitivity is a measure of the ...?

a)

… pertinence assigned to information by its owner, or the purpose of representing its need for urgency.

b)

… importance assigned to information by its owner, or the purpose of representing its need for protection.

c)

… urgency and protection assigned to information by its owner.

d)

… protection and timeliness assigned to information by its owner, or the purpose of representing its need for urgency.

9.

The process of verifying or proving the user's identification is known as:?

a)

Confidentiality

b)

Authentication

c)

Authorization

d)

Identification

10.

Which of the following Cybersecurity concepts guarantees that information is accessible only to those authorized to access it?

a)

Non-repudiation

b)

Authentication

c)

Confidentiality

d)

Accessibility

11.

A USB pen with data passed around the office is an example of:?

a)

Data in transit

b)

Data at rest

c)

Data in use

d)

Data in motion

12.

Passport, ID card, and security token are examples of:?

a)

Multi-factor Authentication

b)

Something you have

c)

Something you are

d)

Something you know

13.

Your username is an example of:?

a)

Identification

b)

Authorization

c)

Authentication

d)

Confidentiality

14.

A file that is open is an example of:?

a)

Data in motion

b)

Data in storage

c)

Data during processing

d)

Data open

15.

You try to install a program, but the system tells you that only administrators can do that, you probably don't have enough?

a)

Authentication

b)

Non-repudiation

c)

Availability

d)

Authorization