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IAS2

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

an attack where there is not a deliberate goal of misuse

(a)  

2.

the active entity, usually a threat actor, that interacts with the system

(a)  

3.

the targeted information system asset

(a)  

4.
generic name for the collection of tools designed to protect data and to thwart hackers
a)
Computer Security
b)
Network Security
c)
Internet Security
d)
physical assets
5.

any software, hardware,data, administrative, physical,communications, or personnel resource within an information system.

(a)  

6.
the information is whole, complete and uncorrupted
a)
confidentiality
b)
utility
c)
possession
d)
integrity
7.

detects security-related events and reports them to a central collector

(a)  

8.
devices, computers,people
a)
physical assets
b)
logical assets
c)
system assets
9.

measures to protect data during their transmission

(a)  

10.
authorized users are able to access it
a)
confidentiality
b)
utility
c)
availability
d)
integrity
11.
usually politically motivated and may seek to cause maximal damage to information infrastructure as well as endanger lives and property
a)
Corporations
b)
Governments and agencies
c)
Terrorists
d)
Criminals
12.

is a server that is responsible for accepting and aggregating alerts form the various sensors deployed throughout each network segment

(a)  

13.
consists of employees, former employees and contractors
a)
Criminals
b)
hackers
c)
insiders
d)
terrorist
14.

at attack in which the attacker directly interactswith the system

(a)  

15.

an attack in which the attacker observes interaction with the system

(a)  

16.
the information is free of error and has the value expected
a)
confidentiality
b)
accuracy
c)
availability
d)
integrity
17.
one who gains unauthorized access to or breaks into information systems for thrills, challenge, power, or profit
a)
Criminals
b)
hackers
c)
insiders
d)
terrorist
18.
the information has not been disclosed to unauthorized parties
a)
confidentiality
b)
accuracy
c)
availability
d)
integrity
19.

measures to protect data during their transmission over a collection of interconnected networks

(a)  

20.
involves managing an opponent’s perception through deception and psychological operations.
a)
Type I
b)
Type II
c)
Type III
21.

information, data (in transmission, storage, or processing), and intellectual property

(a)  

22.

is the user interface to the alerts stored in the database

(a)  

23.

the information is genuine

(a)  

24.

the data is under authorized ownership and control

(a)  

25.
involves denying, destroying, degrading, or distorting the opponent’s information flows to disrupt their ability to carry out or co-ordinate operations
a)
Type I
b)
Type II
c)
Type III
26.
target information that may be of value to them: bank accounts, credit card information, intellectual property, etc
a)
Corporations
b)
Governments and agencies
c)
Terrorists
d)
Criminals
27.
gathers intelligence by exploiting the opponent’s use of information systems.
a)
Type I
b)
Type II
c)
Type III
28.
seek the military, diplomatic, and economic secrets of foreign governments, foreign corporations, and adversaries. May also target domestic adversaries.
a)
Corporations
b)
Governments and agencies
c)
Terrorists
d)
Criminals
29.
actively seek intelligence about competitors or steal trade secrets
a)
Corporations
b)
Governments and agencies
c)
Terrorists
d)
Criminals
30.

the information has value for the intended purpose

(a)  

31.
is a set of rules that limits access to information
a)
confidentiality
b)
accuracy
c)
availability
d)
integrity
32.
This covers information and data manipulation ability maintained in cyberspace, including: data structures, processes and programs, protocols, data content and databases
a)
INFOSEC
b)
STRUCTURE
c)
INFRASTRUCTURE
33.
is the practice of defending information from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, perusal, inspection, recording or destruction
a)
INFORMATION SECURITY
b)
STRUCTURE
c)
INFRASTRUCTURE
d)
INFORMATION ASSURANCE
34.
is the practice of assuring information and managing risks related to the use, processing, storage, and transmission of information or data and the systems and processes used for those purposes.
a)
INFORMATION SECURITY
b)
STRUCTURE
c)
INFRASTRUCTURE
d)
INFORMATION ASSURANCE
35.
is a category of entities, or a circumstance, that poses a potential danger to an asset (through unauthorized access,destruction, disclosure, modification or denial of service
a)
assets
b)
perceptual
c)
threats
d)
Snort Add ons
36.
is the resource being protected,
a)
assets
b)
perceptual
c)
threats
d)
Snort Add ons
37.
The third level focus of IA is the ______ level, also called social engineering
a)
assets
b)
perceptual
c)
threats
d)
Snort Add ons
38.

is the assurance that the information is trustworthy and accurate

(a)  

39.
is a GUI environment developed by Engage Security designed to allow users to quickly and easily configure Snort and its operation in the windows environment.
a)
IDScenter
b)
ACID
c)
PureSecure
d)
SnortCenter
40.
is a GUI front-end, written in PHP, which allows users to track attack patterns and trends and historical alerts.
a)
IDScenter
b)
ACID
c)
PureSecure
d)
SnortCenter
41.
is a GUI environment developed by DeMarc Security that combines IDS with host file system integrity.
a)
IDScenter
b)
ACID
c)
PureSecure
d)
SnortCenter
42.
is a GUI environment developed by Stefan Dens. SnortCenter is written in PHP and Perl and is designed primarily to assist users in configuring Snort and keeping the signature files up-to-date.
a)
IDScenter
b)
ACID
c)
PureSecure
d)
SnortCenter
43.
is a PHP utility developed by Silicon Defense is a small utility written in Perl which is designed to group Snort alerts and conveniently display them in Web pages for easy analysis.
a)
SnortSnarf
b)
Barnyard
c)
PureSecure
d)
SnortCenter
44.
is a small utility to help manage Snort’s unified output.
a)
SnortSnarf
b)
Barnyard
c)
PureSecure
d)
SnortCenter
45.
is a small alert monitoring utility written in Perl and developed by Todd Atkins.
a)
SnortSnarf
b)
Barnyard
c)
Swatch
d)
SnortCenter