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WorksheetsIAS CH4
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
what does the acronym RAID stand for
(a)
what does the acronym AFF stand for
(a)
what does the acronym SHA-1 stand for
(a)
what does the acronym IDE stand for
(a)
what does the acronym FAT stand for
(a)
what does the acronym NTFS stand for
(a)
what does the acronym MSDOS stand for
(a)
what does the acronym PST stand for
(a)
what does the acronym MD5 stand for
(a)
what does the acronym CRC stand for
(a)
He developed the ARPANET from its inception.
Robert Noyce
Larry Roberts
Charles Babbage
Ada Lovalace
is the predecessor to the internet
(a)
The quality or state of being secure—to be free from danger
SAFETY
NETWORKING
SECURITY
INFORMATION
Responsible for the security and use of a
particular set of information.
DATA OWNER
DATA CUSTODIAN
DATA USER
MANAGER
Responsible for storage, maintenance,
and protection of information.
DATA OWNER
DATA CUSTODIAN
DATA USER
MANAGER
Security begins and ends with the people that interact
with the system.
Security as Art
Security as Science
Security as a Social Science
What does 'integrity of data' mean?
"Accuracy and completeness of the data"
"Data should be viewable at all times"
"Data should be access by only the right people"
"None of the above"
Which is an example of PII? (Personally Identifiable Information)
Credit Card Number
Name
Home Address
All of the above
How does a zero-day vulnerability differ from malware?
they are the same type of threat
it is a flaw in software when it was released, not an infection
it can be passed from one computer to another, where malware cannot
it is not a security concern, where malware is a concern
