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AP Cybersecurity: Unit 02 Practice Test

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which attack involves an adversary following closely behind an authorized person without their knowledge to gain access to a restricted area?

a)

Tailgating

b)

Piggybacking

c)

Shoulder surfing

d)

Dumpster diving

2.

Which attack involves convincing an authorized person to allow access to a restricted area, often by pretending to be someone who needs help or maintenance?

a)

Piggybacking

b)

Tailgating

c)

Card cloning

d)

Shoulder surfing

3.

Which attack involves observing someone entering sensitive information, sometimes using cameras to record the process?

a)

Shoulder surfing

b)

Dumpster diving

c)

Piggybacking

d)

Card cloning

4.

Which attack involves searching through discarded physical materials to find sensitive information?

a)

Dumpster diving

b)

Shoulder surfing

c)

Tailgating

d)

Card cloning

5.

Which attack involves creating a copy of an access card to gain entry to restricted resources?

a)

Card cloning

b)

Piggybacking

c)

Dumpster diving

d)

Shoulder surfing

6.

Which of the following is an example of a natural threat to cybersecurity?

a)

Earthquake

b)

Piggybacking

c)

Card cloning

d)

Shoulder surfing

7.

What is the primary impact of cutting power to a device?

a)

The device and its services become unavailable

b)

Sensitive data is automatically encrypted

c)

The device switches to a backup generator

d)

The device locks all ports

8.

What can adversaries do if they gain physical access to a device and its ports?

a)

Install a keylogger or malware via external drive

b)

Automatically bypass encryption

c)

Trigger a natural disaster

d)

Disable surge protection

9.

Which scenario represents a high risk from physical vulnerabilities?

a)

Sensitive systems exposed without restricted access

b)

A noncritical area left unprotected

c)

A low-value asset unlikely to be exploited

d)

A locked server room with cameras

10.

Which scenario represents a moderate risk?

a)

A noncritical area that could serve as a foothold for attackers

b)

Sensitive systems exposed without restricted access

c)

A low-value asset unlikely to be exploited

d)

A workstation with a privacy screen

11.

Which scenario represents a low risk?

a)

An asset of low value with minimal likelihood of exploitation

b)

Sensitive systems exposed without restricted access

c)

A noncritical area left unprotected

d)

A server room without locks

12.

Which of the following is a key goal of employee security awareness training?

a)

Detecting social engineering attempts

b)

Writing secure code

c)

Configuring firewalls

d)

Performing penetration tests

13.

Which workstation security measure helps prevent unauthorized viewing of sensitive information?

a)

Using a privacy screen filter

b)

Keeping food and drink off the desk

c)

Connecting to a surge protector

d)

Locking the laptop with a cable

14.

What is the purpose of a clean-desk policy?

a)

Remove sensitive paper documents when leaving the workstation

b)

Ensure all devices are encrypted

c)

Disable unused USB ports

d)

Require employees to badge in and out

15.

What is the purpose of installing fencing around a building?

a)

Deter adversaries from accessing the building

b)

Prevent malware infections

c)

Encrypt sensitive data

d)

Reduce phishing attempts

16.

What does an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) provide?

a)

Backup power during outages

b)

Surge protection only

c)

Physical access control

d)

Motion detection

17.

Which control prevents unauthorized USB devices from loading malware?

a)

Disabling USB ports

b)

Installing fencing

c)

Using privacy screens

d)

Deploying motion sensors

18.

What is the function of card readers in physical security?

a)

Record badge usage and deny unauthorized access

b)

Encrypt sensitive data

c)

Detect motion in restricted areas

d)

Provide backup power during outages

19.

Why should camera feeds be recorded and monitored?

a)

To provide evidence for investigations after incidents

b)

To prevent phishing attacks

c)

To encrypt sensitive data

d)

To block malware from USB drives

20.

Where should motion sensors be placed for maximum effectiveness?

a)

Areas with unexpected traffic like server rooms

b)

High-traffic areas like lobbies

c)

Employee break rooms

d)

Parking lots only

21.

Why are patrolling security guards considered effective?

a)

They create time pressure and are harder for adversaries to plan around

b)

They provide backup power during outages

c)

They encrypt sensitive data

d)

They prevent phishing emails

22.

Place the physical security controls in the place they make the most sense. (Note, these are not the only controls placed in the building).