True or False: Prevention is taking the steps necessary to avert unauthorized access, theft, damage, or other type of security breach.

True or False: Detection is identifying that a security breach has happened or is happening.

True or False:  FalseRecovery is the process of returning a system to a functional state and repairing any damage.

True or False: Access list is a list of personnel who are unauthorized to enter a secure facility

True or False: Mantrap is a specialized Defense  with two locking doors that create a security buffer zone between two areas.

True or False: Turnstile is a vapor that permits entry in only one direction.

True or False: Double-entry door is a double-entry door has two doors that are locked from the outside but have crash bars on the inside that allow easy exit.

True or False: Bollards are short, sturdy posts used to prevent a vehicle from crashing into a secure area.

True or False: Smart cards are access cards that have encrypted access information.

True or False: Smart cards can be contactless or require contact.

True or False: Proximity cards, also known as radio frequency identification (RFID) cards, are a subset of smart cards that use the 125 kHz frequency to communicate with proximity readers.

True or False: Biometric locks increase security by using fingerprints or iris scans. They reduce the threat from lost keys or cards.

Pretending to be somebody else and approaching a target to extract information is called what?

Which of the following is the BEST example of the principle of least privilege?

Which of the following BEST describes an inside attacker?

DNS tunneling is a common method that allows an attacker to accomplish which attack?

Which security control, if not applied, can allow an attacker to bypass other security controls?

What is the BEST defense against script kiddie attacks?

Sometimes, an attacker's goal is to prevent access to a system rather than to gain access. This form of attack is often called a denial-of-service attack and causes which impact?

Which deviation in power is the longest in duration?

Burning, pulping, and shredding are three ways to securely dispose of data in which form?

Which special network area is used to provide added protection by isolating publicly accessible servers?

What is the recommended humidity level for server rooms?

Which of the following can be used to stop piggybacking at a front entrance where employees should swipe smart cards to gain entry?

Documenting procedures and processes are part of which milestone in the NSA's Manageable Network Plan?

What does the "netstat -a" command show?

Which of the following technologies is used to provide secure remote access to internal network resources?

Which of the following is a common security measure implemented in wireless networks to protect against unauthorized access?

Which of the following authentication methods uses a physical characteristic of an individual to verify their identity?

Which of the following is an essential principle of least privilege (POLP)?

Which of the following encryption algorithms is considered asymmetric or public key cryptography?

Which of the following is a function of a certificate authority (CA) in a PKI?

Which of the following is an example of a hashing algorithm commonly used for password storage?

Which of the following is a characteristic of a digital signature?