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IT23L Review 1-3

Total questions: 80

Worksheet time: 40mins

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1.

Which of the following best describes Confidentiality in the CIA Triad?

a)

Ensuring that authorized users have access to the data they need

b)

Ensuring that sensitive information is protected from unauthorized access

c)

Ensuring that data has not been altered or tampered with

d)

Ensuring that systems are always available for use

2.

A government organization needs to ensure that classified documents cannot be accessed

by unauthorized individuals. Which action will help protect Confidentiality?

a)

Implementing access control policies based on clearance levels

b)

Ensuring all files are backed up daily

c)

Performing regular file integrity checks

d)

Installing antivirus software on all machines

3.

Your organization experiences a power outage, and critical systems become unavailable.

What action should you take to maintain Availability in the future?

a)

Use uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) and backup generators

b)

Use a virtual private network (VPN) for remote access

c)

Encrypt all data

d)

Implement access controls to restrict who can use the system

4.

An example of maintaining Confidentiality would be:

a)

Implementing redundant systems to prevent data loss

b)

Using a hash function to ensure data integrity

c)

Regularly updating software to prevent system downtime

d)

Using encryption to protect sensitive data during transmission

5.

An example of ensuring Integrity is:

a)

Implementing hashing to verify data authenticity and accuracy

b)

Using backups to prevent data loss

c)

Using access control mechanisms to restrict unauthorized data access

d)

Implementing multi-factor authentication for access control

6.

A healthcare provider uses an electronic health record (EHR) system. To protect

Confidentiality, which of the following actions should be taken?

a)

Ensure the system is always online

b)

Keep a daily backup of all patient data

c)

Implement checksums on all health records

d)

Encrypt patient records and restrict access based on roles

7.

A company's e-commerce website experiences an unexpected Denial of Service (DoS)

attack, making the site inaccessible to users. Which part of the CIA Triad is impacted?

a)

Confidentiality

b)

Integrity

c)

Authentication

d)

Availability

8.

What does the "A" in the CIA Triad stand for?

a)

Access

b)

Authorization

c)

Authentication

d)

Availability

9.

Which of the following best describes Availability in the CIA Triad?

a)

Ensuring that data can be accessed and used by authorized users whenever needed

b)

Preventing unauthorized access to data

c)

Ensuring that only authorized users can view the data

d)

Ensuring that data is accurate and consistent

10.

Which of the following is NOT part of the CIA Triad?

a)

Integrity

b)

Availability

c)

Confidentiality

d)

Accountability

11.

Ensuring that only authorized individuals can access sensitive information is a concern of :

a)

All of these

b)

Integrity

c)

Confidentiality

d)

Availability

12.

You notice that an internal database containing financial records is accessible to every

employee, regardless of their role. Which part of the CIA Triad is at risk?

a)

Authentication

b)

Integrity

c)

Availability

d)

Confidentiality

13.

Your company stores sensitive customer data in a cloud database. What would be the best

approach to ensure the Confidentiality of this data?

a)

Disabling antivirus software to improve performance

b)

Regularly backing up the data

c)

Encrypting the data both at rest and in transit

d)

Allowing all employees access to the database

14.

An attacker intercepts unencrypted emails sent between the HR department and

employees. Which aspect of the CIA Triad has been violated?

a)

Availability

b)

None of these

c)

Confidentiality

d)

Integrity

15.

A company notices that several of its employees have accidentally overwritten important

files. To prevent this from happening again, which Integrity measure should be

implemented?

a)

Using access control lists to restrict write permissions

b)

Encrypting the files to prevent unauthorized access

c)

Performing daily backups of all files

d)

Installing firewalls to prevent external access

16.

A financial institution wants to guarantee that customers can access their banking

services 24/7. Which action should the institution take to protect Availability?

a)

Restrict customer access to non-business hours

b)

Implement redundant servers and failover mechanisms

c)

Conduct regular data integrity audits

d)

Encrypt customer data during transactions

17.

Which of the following controls helps in protecting Availability?

a)

Firewalls

b)

Digital signatures

c)

Multi-factor authentication

d)

Redundant systems and failover mechanisms

18.

To ensure Integrity, what security measure should be implemented?

a)

Backing up data regularly

b)

Data encryption during transmission

c)

Role-based access control

d)

Regular audits and checksums

19.

A Denial of Service (DoS) attack threatens which component of the CIA Triad?

a)

Integrity

b)

Availability

c)

Confidentiality

d)

Authorization

20.

An attacker successfully modifies the content of a company's website without being

detected. Which aspect of the CIA Triad has been compromised?

a)

Integrity

b)

Confidentiality

c)

Availability

21.

Which of the following would be a violation of Confidentiality?

a)

Data being lost because of insufficient backups

b)

Data corruption due to a virus

c)

System downtime due to hardware failure

d)

Data being viewed by unauthorized personnel

22.

What is a common method to ensure Availability of systems?

a)

Data masking

b)

Access control

c)

Data backups and disaster recovery plans

d)

Encryption

23.

A customer-facing application is consistently crashing, preventing users from completing

purchases. What part of the CIA Triad should be addressed?

a)

Confidentiality

b)

Availability

c)

Integrity

d)

Authentication

24.

Your organization needs to ensure that financial transaction data cannot be altered or

tampered with once recorded. Which action is most appropriate to protect Integrity?

a)

Using digital signatures and checksums

b)

Regularly backing up transaction data

c)

Implementing encryption for stored data

d)

Implementing multi-factor authentication

25.

A company’s customer database is breached, and the attackers steal sensitive information such as social security numbers and credit card details. Which part of the CIA Triad has been violated?

a)

Confidentiality

b)

All of these

c)

Availability

d)

Integrity

26.

A company wants to ensure that if a file on a shared drive is accidentally deleted, a

backup is always available to restore it. This action protects which aspect of the CIA

Triad?

a)

Integrity

b)

Availability

c)

Authentication

d)

Confidentiality

27.

After a recent cyberattack, several users in your organization report unauthorized

changes to important documents. What aspect of the CIA Triad has been compromised?

a)

Confidentiality

b)

Availability

c)

Integrity

d)

Authentication

28.

What does the "C" in CIA Triad stand for?

a)

Cybersecurity

b)

Consistency

c)

Cryptography

d)

Confidentiality

29.

Integrity in the CIA Triad refers to:

a)

Keeping data confidential and protected

b)

Protecting against unauthorized access to data

c)

Ensuring data is available when needed

d)

Ensuring data is accurate and has not been altered without authorization

30.

Which of the following threats primarily affects the Integrity of data?

a)

Blocking access to a website

b)

Altering records in a database

c)

Eavesdropping on communication

d)

Performing a brute-force attack to crack passwords

31.

What protects the credit card information of individuals?

a)

FERPA

b)

HIPAA

c)

PCI DSS

d)

GDPR

32.

Which security mechanism ensures that data cannot be modified or altered

during transmission?

a)

Two-factor authentication

b)

Hashing

c)

Access control

d)

Encryption

33.

What protects information about individuals that is stored by federal

agencies?

a)

Privacy Act of 1974

b)

HIPAA

c)

FERPA

d)

PCI DSS

34.

What protects the educational records of individuals?

a)

GDPR

b)

HIPAA

c)

FERPA

d)

PCI DSS

35.

You are working with the senior admin team to identify potential risks. Which

phase of risk management are you in?

a)

Risk Assessment

b)

Risk Mitigation

c)

Risk Identification

d)

Risk Monitoring

36.

What protects the personal information of members of the European Union?

a)

HIPAA

b)

FERPA

c)

PCI DSS

d)

GDPR

37.

Which command displays both configured DNS server information and the IP address

resolution for a URL?

a)

Nslookup

b)

Ping

c)

Nmap

d)

Traceroute

38.

Conducting a risk evaluation at your company, you identify risks related to the web

server, including hardware and software failures, and web service interruptions

caused by cyber-attacks. You recommend purchasing insurance and hiring another

organization to maintain the web server and mitigate risks. Which risk mitigation

strategy is this an example of?

a)

Risk Acceptance

b)

Risk Transfer

c)

Risk Avoidance

d)

Risk Reduction

39.

Which three authentication factors is valid for use in a multi-factor authentication

scenario?

a)

Something you are

b)

Something you see

c)

Something you have

d)

Something you know

e)

Something you earn

40.

What protects the health care information of individuals?

a)

GDPR

b)

HIPAA

c)

FERPA

d)

PCI DSS

41.

Which of the following color-coded wiring standards is commonly used for

straight-through cables?

a)

T568B on one end and T568A on the other

b)

T568A on both ends

c)

T568A on one end and no standard on the other

d)

T568B on both ends

42.

You need to configure a web server with a permanent IP address that will not

change over time, even after restarting the server. Which type of IP address

should you assign?

a)

Temporary IP address

b)

Private IP address

c)

Static IP address

d)

Dynamic IP address

43.

In which topology do all devices share a single communication line or cable?

a)

Star topology

b)

Mesh topology

c)

Ring topology

d)

Bus topology

44.

An organization has a network where data travels in one direction around a

loop, but if any device in the loop fails, the entire network becomes

inoperable. Which topology are they using?

a)

Star topology

b)

Ring topology

c)

Mesh topology

d)

Bus topology

45.

A hospital needs a network that connects various departments through a

central point, but it should allow easy addition or removal of devices without

affecting the entire network. Which topology is most suitable for their needs?

a)

Star topology

b)

Mesh topology

c)

Ring topology

d)

Bus topology

46.

Which of the following is a characteristic of a star topology?

a)

All devices are connected to a central hub or switch.

b)

Each device is connected to two other devices, forming a ring.

c)

Devices are connected in a closed loop.

d)

Devices are connected in a linear fashion.

47.

Which protocol is responsible for dynamically assigning IP addresses in a

network?

a)

DNS

b)

FTP

c)

DHCP

d)

HTTP

48.

What does the ping command do?

a)

Opens a port for a network service.

b)

Checks for packet loss in the network.

c)

Changes the IP address of a device.

d)

Checks the network connectivity between your device and another device.

49.

In which situation would a static IP address be preferable over a dynamic IP

address?

a)

For a home computer that connects to the internet periodically.

b)

For a device that frequently moves between different networks.

c)

For a device that needs to be easily located on a network, such as a web

server.

d)

For public Wi-Fi access points.

50.

What is a key disadvantage of a bus topology?

a)

It is expensive to set up.

b)

Devices must be manually configured to communicate.

c)

If the central hub fails, the entire network goes down.

d)

If the main cable fails, the whole network is disrupted

51.

Which of the following is a key characteristic of a static IP address?

a)

It is assigned by a DHCP server automatically.

b)

It remains the same each time a device connects to the network.

c)

It changes every time a device connects to the network.

d)

It is used only in wireless networks.

52.

A business has a network where all computers are connected to a central

switch. If one computer fails, the rest of the network is unaffected, but if the

central switch fails, the entire network goes down. Which topology are they

using?

a)

Star topology

b)

Mesh topology

c)

Ring topology

d)

Bus topology

53.

You are helping set up a peer-to-peer connection between two laptops using

an Ethernet cable. What type of cable would you most likely use?

a)

Straight-through cable

b)

USB cable

c)

Coaxial cable

d)

Crossover cable

54.

In a ring topology, if one device fails, what happens to the network?

a)

The entire network is disrupted.

b)

The network continues to function normally.

c)

Traffic is automatically rerouted around the failed device.

d)

Only the failed device is affected.

55.

Which network topology connects each device to every other device in the

network?

a)

Bus topology

b)

Star topology

c)

Ring topology

d)

Mesh topology

56.

Your computer is connected to a network, but you are not sure what its

current IP address is. You want to display your IP address, subnet mask, and

default gateway. Which command will show this information?

a)

ping /ipconfig

b)

ipconfig /release

c)

netstat

d)

ipconfig

57.

What is the main disadvantage of using a static IP address in a large

organization?

a)

It is slower than dynamic IP addressing.

b)

It changes frequently and causes conflicts.

c)

It requires manual configuration for each device.

d)

It cannot be used for servers

58.

Which type of cable is used to connect a computer to a switch or hub?

a)

Coaxial cable

b)

Crossover cable

c)

Straight-through cable

d)

Fiber optic cable

59.

Your router's IP address is 192.168.0.1, and you want to verify that your

computer can communicate with it. Which command will help you check the

connectivity?

a)

netstat 192.168.0.1

b)

ipconfig /ping 192.168.0.1

c)

ipconfig /check 192.168.0.1

d)

ping 192.168.0.1

60.

What happens if a device is set to obtain an IP address automatically?

a)

The device sends a request to the DHCP server to obtain an IP address

dynamically.

b)

The device assigns itself an IP address from a predefined pool.

c)

The device can only communicate within the local network.

d)

The device uses a static IP address.

61.

What is the key difference in the wiring of a straight-through and a crossover

cable?

a)

The pinouts are identical for both cables.

b)

Straight-through cables use a different color code standard than crossover cables.

c)

A crossover cable swaps the transmit and receive wire pairs at one end.

d)

Crossover cables use different connector types at each end.

62.

Your computer is experiencing network issues. You decide to use the ping

command to check if it can reach the network gateway with IP address

192.168.1.1. What should you type?

a)

ping -r 192.168.1.1

b)

ipconfig 192.168.1.1

c)

ping 192.168.1.1

d)

ping -gateway 192.168.1.1

63.

A company has a small office with 10 computers. They want to implement a

network that is easy to install and cost-effective, but they are concerned about

the network failing if the main cable breaks. Which topology should they

avoid?

a)

Star topology

b)

Bus topology

c)

Mesh topology

d)

Ring topology

64.

You are setting up a home network and need to connect your computer

directly to your router. Which cable type should you use?

a)

Crossover cable

b)

Straight-through cable

c)

Coaxial cable

d)

Fiber optic cable

65.

You need to connect two network switches without using an uplink port or

any additional hardware. What type of cable should you use?

a)

Straight-through cable

b)

Fiber optic cable

c)

Serial cable

d)

Crossover cable

66.

A device on your network keeps receiving a different IP address every time it

reconnects. What type of IP addressing is being used?

a)

Manual IP addressing

b)

Dynamic IP addressing

c)

Static IP addressing

d)

Public IP addressing

67.

A network administrator wants to configure a web server so that it always has

the same IP address, making it easier to access from other devices. Which type

of IP addressing should the administrator use?

a)

Public IP address

b)

Static IP address

c)

Temporary IP address

d)

Dynamic IP address

68.

Which topology is often used in wireless networks and connects devices to a

central point?

a)

Ring topology

b)

Star topology

c)

Bus topology

d)

Mesh topology

69.

When would you use a crossover cable instead of a straight-through cable?

a)

To connect two similar devices, like two PCs or two switches.

b)

To connect a PC to a switch.

c)

To connect a PC to a printer.

d)

To connect two different types of devices, like a PC and a router.

70.

Which topology is most suitable for a small office with few devices and limited

budget?

a)

Mesh topology

b)

Ring topology

c)

Bus topology

d)

Star topology

71.

What type of cable would be used to connect a router to a switch?

a)

Serial cable

b)

Crossover cable

c)

Coaxial cable

d)

Straight-through cable

72.

In which network topology is data sent in one direction around a circular

loop?

a)

Ring topology

b)

Mesh topology

c)

Star topology

d)

Bus topology

73.

You are troubleshooting network issues for a client. They cannot access a

website, so you decide to check if their computer can reach the default

gateway (router) with the IP address 192.168.1.1. Which command will you

use?

a)

netstat 192.168.1.1

b)

ipconfig /renew 192.168.1.1

c)

ping 192.168.1.1

d)

ipconfig 192.168.1.1

74.

A software company wants to create a small development network with minimal

cost. They need a topology where all devices are connected in sequence along a

single cable. Which topology should they choose?

a)

Ring topology

b)

Bus topology

c)

Mesh topology

d)

Star topology

75.

You are configuring several printers in an office, and you want each printer to

have a permanent IP address to make it easier to connect to them from

various computers. What type of IP addressing should you use?

a)

Public IP address

b)

Automatic IP address

c)

Dynamic IP address

d)

Static IP address

76.

Which of the following statements is true regarding straight-through cables?

a)

They are used exclusively for fiber optic connections.

b)

They use the same wiring configuration on both ends.

c)

They are used to connect similar devices, such as a computer to a computer.

d)

They swap the transmit and receive pairs at one end.

77.

A university has multiple buildings, each with its own local area network

(LAN). They want to connect all the LANs in a way that ensures the highest

redundancy and fault tolerance, even if one of the connections fails. Which

topology should they use?

a)

Ring topology

b)

Star topology

c)

Mesh topology

d)

Bus topology

78.

A user is connected to a network that uses DHCP to assign IP addresses. Every

time they disconnect and reconnect, they receive a new IP address. What type

of IP address is being used in this scenario?

a)

Manual IP address

b)

Dynamic IP address

c)

Static IP address

d)

Reserved IP address

79.

What does the ipconfig command do on a Windows computer?

a)

Configures firewall settings.

b)

Displays the IP address configuration of the network interface.

c)

Checks the speed of the network connection.

d)

Assigns a new IP address to the network.

80.

Which of the following devices would typically require a crossover cable for a

direct connection?

a)

Computer to switch

b)

Switch to switch

c)

Computer to printer

d)

Router to modem