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Vocab Quiz (1.2.1, 2.1.1, 2.1.2)

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 55mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Information System

a)

IS

b)

The hardware and software used to help organize and analyze data.

c)

A way for computers systems to communicate

2.

What does IoT stand for

a)

A place for E-commerce

b)

Confidentiality, Availability, and Integrity

c)

Internet, Observational, Trust

d)

Internet of Things

3.

Keeping sensitive information out of unwanted hands

(a)  

4.

Integrity

a)

Analyze something without interfering or affecting it.

b)

Preserving the accuracy of information and validating its source.

c)

Keeping sensitive information out of unwanted hands.

d)

Ensuring that information resources and services are accessible in a timely manner.

5.

Availability

a)

Analyze something without interfering or affecting it.

b)

Preserving the accuracy of information and validating its source.

c)

Keeping sensitive information out of unwanted hands.

d)

Ensuring that information resources and services are accessible in a timely manner.

6.

Passive Analysis

a)

Analyze something without interfering or affecting it.

b)

Preserving the accuracy of information and validating its source.

c)

Keeping sensitive information out of unwanted hands.

d)

Ensuring that information resources and services are accessible in a timely manner.

7.

Protocol

a)

A network device that controls and filters data between networks, either wired or wireless. It is a specific type of "gateway", a device that acts as a gate between two networks.

b)

An agreed-upon method for communication.

c)

A computer, typically one on a network. A host can also be referred to as a machine or a system.

d)

The acronym for “Uniform Resource Locator”.

8.

Host

a)

A network device that controls and filters data between networks, either wired or wireless. It is a specific type of "gateway", a device that acts as a gate between two networks.

b)

An agreed-upon method for communication.

c)

A computer, typically one on a network. A host can also be referred to as a machine or a system.

d)

The acronym for “Uniform Resource Locator”.

9.

Router

a)

A network device that controls and filters data between networks, either wired or wireless. It is a specific type of "gateway", a device that acts as a gate between two networks.

b)

An agreed-upon method for communication.

c)

A computer, typically one on a network. A host can also be referred to as a machine or a system.

d)

The acronym for “Uniform Resource Locator”.

10.

The arrangement of the various elements (computers, routers, switches, etc) of a network is called a (all lower case)

(a)  

11.

Can refer to a specific part of an application, such as transmitting the data of a web page

(a)  

12.

Information architecture

a)

A way for a computer to identify specific programs and manage their activity. In an IP addresses, the port appears after a colon at the end of the address such as :21, :80, and :443.

b)

Tool accesses widely used internet record listings and displays detailed and publicly available information about a website

c)

A computer that delivers files forming web pages across a network to requesting clients.

d)

The way an organization structures and organizes the information that is required by their employees and/or customers.

13.

Whois

a)

A way for a computer to identify specific programs and manage their activity. In an IP addresses, the port appears after a colon at the end of the address such as :21, :80, and :443.

b)

Tool accesses widely used internet record listings and displays detailed and publicly available information about a website

c)

A computer that delivers files forming web pages across a network to requesting clients.

d)

The way an organization structures and organizes the information that is required by their employees and/or customers.

14.

IP Addresses

a)

Can be used to discover the IP addresses of websites.

b)

A computer that delivers files forming web pages across a network to requesting clients.

c)

An identifying number for hosts and servers on the internet. It uses the Internet Protocol (IP) and is of the form nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn.

d)

Uses special types of pings to find all of the machines network traffic passes through.

15.

Traceroute

a)

Uses special types of pings to find all of the machines network traffic passes through.

b)

A computer that delivers files forming web pages across a network to requesting clients.

c)

An identifying number for hosts and servers on the internet. It uses the Internet Protocol (IP) and is of the form nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn.

d)

Can be used to discover the IP addresses of websites.

16.

Security baseline

a)

Uses special types of pings to find all of the machines network traffic passes through.

b)

A starting point for data analysis. It is the initial data set used in later comparisons..

c)

A way for a computer to identify specific programs and manage their activity. In an IP addresses, the port appears after a colon at the end of the address such as :21, :80, and :443.

d)

Safety Net

17.

stores data that is in use (acronym type all caps)

(a)  

18.

A small local area network of computers and devices is what

a)

Server

b)

Ports

c)

RAM

d)

LAN

19.

Malicious software that bypasses the normal, secure, or restricted access.

a)

Virus

b)

Worm

c)

Backdoor

d)

Trojan Horse

20.

Software that is spread by people, specifically user actions, usually through emails, websites, and chats.

a)

Virus

b)

Worm

c)

Backdoor

d)

Spyware

21.

Advertising software that can automatically  download files or link to websites.

(a)  

22.

A process that converts human-readable text or data into a coded from is called

(a)