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WorksheetsONE 6th FORM Unit 11 EoT Quiz Cyber Security
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 18mins
A software program that attempts to identify and neutralise software that has a malicious intent (malware) on a system.
Anti-malware software
Firewall
Hacker
Security incident management policy
Using software and/or hardware resources that are operated by a third party remotely.
Cloud computing
Domain
Service provider agreement
Cyber security plan
An administrative division of a client/server network.
Domain
Firewall
Cloud computing
Service provider agreement
A software or hardware device that monitors incoming and outgoing network traffic, applying rules to allow or disallow certain types of traffic.
Firewall
Domain
Risk assessment
Security requirements
A person who attempts to gain unauthorised access to a system using methods referred to as ‘hacking’.
Hacker
Risk assessment
Firewall
Anti-malware software
Which one of the following is NOT a security threat?
Worms
Hacking
Anti-Virus
Pharming
Which one of the following is NOT a type of CyberSecurity Attack?
Worms
Randsomware
Spyware
Password Management
Viruses, worms, and trojans are common security threats that are often used in spreading. What is the name for them all?
Malware
Formalware
Scams
The Spreading attackers
Fake e-mail message appearing to be from a trusted business, social network or other contact Asks for personal information or requests a user to click on a link or download a file to verify personal information Hackers can secretly collect personal information and passwords
Farming
Pharming
Phishing
Fishing
Cyber security consists of the processes, practices and technologies designed to protect networks, computers, programs and data from attack, damage or unauthorised access
True
False
Businesses, Banks, Shops, Schools and Exam Boards all keep data on you and are required to keep it safe?
True
False
Qwerty123 is a Strong Password (i.e. not a cyber security risk)
True
False
Detecting Vulnerabilities in a computer system/network also includes employee behaviours and procedures?
True
False
If a website is using HTTPS it means that...
Data sent and received is encrypted
Data sent and received can be viewed by others
Data received is encrypted
Data sent is encrypted
What are the motives behind cyber crime?
Demanding ransom
Propagating religious or political beliefs
Financial loss to the target
Information thefts and manipulating data
How do we improve our security?
Use an anti-virus
Use a firewall
Use a strong password
Don't share passwords
Is this a phishing e-mail?
Yes
No
192.168.125.200 is an example of what?
PC Model Number
Router Type
IP Address
Telephone Number
Microsoft Defender, BitDefender and Norton 360 are examples of what?
Viruses
Anti-Virus Software
Firewalls
Phishing Scams
Information sent across the Internet is known as:
Data
Kilobytes
ROM
Webbing
Port number used for HTTP?
80
443
418
27
Potential source(s) of network vulnerabilities
Network ports
USB drives
Poorly managed file permissions and privileges
Failing to enforce a password policy
Examples of organisational vulnerabilities
Network ports
USB drives
Poorly managed file permissions and privileges
Failing to enforce a password policy
Examples of software vulnerabilities
Downloading software from untrustworthy sources
SQL injection
Zero-day vulnerabilities
Failing to enforce a password policy
Continuing to use an older operating system, well after it is no longer being supported by the developer is an example of which type of vulnerability?
Operating system vulnerability
Software vulnerability
Network vulnerability
Organisational vulnerability
The largest vulnerability for mobile devices...
The time it takes for the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) to update that system software
Hackers accessing the mobile network signal.
Failure to support CSMA with RTS/CTS
Users' inability to secure their own deceives with passcodes.
Reason why cloud computing can be vulnerable to attack...
Its reliance on the Internet
Users' not implementing sufficient security
Hackers can access data as it flies up to the clouds
Companies storing data in unsecure warehouses
A path or means by which a hacker (or cracker) can gain access to a computer or network server in order to deliver a payload or malicious outcome.
Attack vector
Defense infiltrator
Weakness exploitation
Incursion event
