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IT Security and Risk Management Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does RAM resident infection refer to?

a)

A group of ethical hackers

b)

A fault tolerance system for disk drives

c)

A type of malware that encrypts files

d)

A virus that spreads through RAM

2.

What is the primary purpose of ransomware?

a)

To manage access control

b)

To encrypt files until a payment is made

c)

To test network vulnerabilities

d)

To improve disk performance

3.

Which group helps organizations identify vulnerabilities through penetration testing?

a)

Red team

b)

Blue team

c)

White team

d)

Green team

4.

What does RAID stand for?

a)

Remote Access Information Database

b)

Redundant Array of Independent Disks

c)

Risk Assessment and Information Defense

d)

Random Access Input Device

5.

Which encryption algorithm was chosen as the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)?

a)

DES

b)

Blowfish

c)

RSA

d)

Rijndael

6.

What does risk refer to in IT security?

a)

The exposure or potential for loss or damage to IT assets

b)

The process of evaluating potential losses

c)

The decision to avoid a threat

d)

The transfer of responsibility to another party

7.

What is risk acceptance?

a)

The transfer of risk to another party

b)

A decision to avoid a risk

c)

A process to evaluate potential losses

d)

An informed decision to suffer the consequences of likely events

8.

Which of the following describes risk transference?

a)

Shifting responsibility or burden to another party

b)

Avoiding a risk entirely

c)

Evaluating the potential for loss

d)

Accepting the consequences of a risk

9.

What is the purpose of a rogue access point?

a)

To provide secure access to authorized users

b)

To improve network performance

c)

To act as a backup access point

d)

To divert traffic of legitimate users for sniffing or manipulation

10.

Which access control method places users into groups to facilitate management?

a)

Mandatory access control

b)

Rule-based access control

c)

Discretionary access control

d)

Role-based access control (RBAC)

11.

What is the primary function of the Routing Information Protocol (RIP)?

a)

To manage access control

b)

To encrypt network traffic

c)

To test network vulnerabilities

d)

To determine the best route by hop count

12.

Who created the RSA algorithm?

a)

Dr. Whitfield Diffie and Dr. Martin Hellman

b)

Dr. Alan Turing and Dr. John von Neumann

c)

Dr. Ronald Rivest, Dr. Adi Shamir, and Dr. Leonard Adleman

d)

Dr. Bruce Schneier and Dr. Ross Anderson

13.

How does rule-based access control assign roles to subjects?

a)

By using a distance-vector protocol

b)

Based on their attributes and a set of rules defined by a security policy

c)

By assigning roles manually to each user

d)

By placing users into predefined groups

14.

What is the main focus of risk management in an organization?

a)

The creation of rogue access points

b)

The overall responsibility and management of risk

c)

The avoidance of all risks

d)

The encryption of sensitive data

15.

What is the purpose of a risk assessment?

a)

To encrypt files to prevent unauthorized access

b)

To evaluate the exposure or potential loss or damage to IT and data assets

c)

To shift responsibility to another party

d)

To avoid all risks in an organization