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Embedding Federated Security Testing Across the SDLC Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does “DevSecOps” add to the DevOps process?

a)

Better UI

b)

Performance Testing

c)

Security Practices

d)

Marketing Automation

2.

What is the goal of shifting security “left” in the SDLC?

a)

Delay testing until production

b)

Move security tasks earlier in development

c)

Eliminate the need for security tools

d)

Let operations handle security alone

3.

Which type of testing analyzes source code without running it?

a)

DAST

b)

RASP

c)

SAST

d)

Penetration Testing

4.

What does SCA primarily focus on?

a)

Infrastructure vulnerabilities

b)

Network performance

c)

Open-source library risks

d)

User behavior

5.

What kind of secrets does secret scanning try to detect?

a)

Gossip about the app

b)

Database structures

c)

API keys and credentials

d)

Code logic bugs

6.

What is a real-world risk of exposing secrets like tokens or API keys in public repositories?

a)

Slower application performance

b)

Unauthorized access to systems and dat

c)

Code formatting issues

d)

Higher cloud storage costs

7.

What is the main benefit of federated security testing?

a)

It centralizes all security responsibilities in one team

b)

It delays security testing until the release phase

c)

It enables security testing at multiple stages by multiple teams

d)

It only applies to containerized workloads

8.

Which tool would detect a misconfigured IAM role in a Terraform file?

a)

DAST

b)

SAST

c)

IaC Scanner

d)

RASP

9.

RASP tools work by...

a)

Scanning the source code

b)

Protecting the application during runtime

c)

Performing regression tests

d)

Blocking code merges in Git

10.

Why is fixing vulnerabilities earlier in the SDLC cheaper?

a)

Developers get bonuses for early fixes

b)

It avoids redesigning or re-testing late-stage code

c)

Security teams charge more later

d)

There’s no difference in cost