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Quiz: Tech+ Chapter 4 Exam

Total questions: 63

Worksheet time: 32mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does Integrity in the CIA Triad guarantee?

a)

Information cannot be denied by its creator

b)

Information is readily available to all users

c)

Information is stored and transferred as intended

d)

Information is only accessible to authorized users

2.

What should you do first if a virus is spreading over a network?

a)

Shut down your computer immediately

b)

Install a second antivirus program quickly

c)

Wait for the next scheduled scan

d)

Disconnect the network to stop spread

3.

You receive an email that looks like it is from a friend but seems suspicious. What is the safest step?

a)

Delete the email without checking

b)

Forward the email to everyone at once

c)

Call your friend to confirm they sent it

d)

Click on all links in the email to verify

4.

Why should you be careful with friend requests on social media?

a)

They could be trying to sell cheap items

b)

They might not like your recent posts

c)

They could be fake profiles made by hackers

d)

You might get too many notifications

5.

Where are hardware firewalls typically installed in a network?

a)

At the edge of the organization network

b)

Between each of the internal servers

c)

Hosted remotely in the cloud

d)

On individual desktop computers

6.

Which option is an example of Something You Know for authentication?

a)

Passphrase remembered by user

b)

Hardware token carried daily

c)

Facial recognition scan

d)

Fingerprint used to unlock

7.

What is a pattern lock on a mobile device?

a)

A traditional text-based password

b)

A predefined design drawn on touchscreen

c)

A physical hardware token for login

d)

A type of biometric authentication

8.

Why are computers considered high-value targets for attackers?

a)

They are easy to physically steal

b)

They are constantly connected to internet

c)

They are used by many different people

d)

They are expensive and store valuable data

9.

What does defense in depth mean in cybersecurity?

a)

A single device combining many features

b)

A layered security approach with overlap

c)

Software used to segment the network

d)

A method to simplify network security

10.

What is the most basic part of cybersecurity?

a)

Controlling physical access to computers and network devices

b)

Installing antivirus software

c)

Using strong passwords

d)

Encrypting data

11.

What type of firewall is typically used to protect a single workstation or server?

a)

Network firewall

b)

Hardware firewall

c)

Software firewall

d)

Cloud firewall

12.

What is the purpose of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework?

a)

To monitor social media

b)

To develop security policies and capabilities

c)

To design websites

d)

To create user accounts

13.

Why is it important to keep the operating system and application software current on patches?

a)

To improve compatibility with older hardware

b)

To improve security and functionality

c)

To help speed up the network

d)

To help reduce costs

14.

What is the main advantage of using a passphrase over a traditional password?

a)

Easier to forget

b)

Shorter in length

c)

Easier to remember and more secure

d)

More difficult to type

15.

What criteria does a simple firewall use besides source and destination?

a)

Speed

b)

Type of data

c)

Defense in depth level

d)

Protocol

16.

What is the main focus of the "Identify" function in the NIST Cybersecurity Framework?

a)

To develop and operate IT assets securely

b)

To restore systems and data

c)

To monitor the effectiveness of controls

d)

To evaluate risks and recommend security controls

17.

What is the main reason for testing patches before deploying them?

a)

To ensure they do not cause problems

b)

To scan all of the files with an antivirus program

c)

To make sure the network runs faster

d)

To make sure they don't leave extra files

18.

What can happen if security tools are used incorrectly?

a)

They can make administrators depend on them

b)

They can create more weaknesses

c)

They can make the network faster

d)

They just don't work

19.

What is spear phishing?

a)

A type of phishing that targets specific individuals

b)

A method to gather general information

c)

A way to send emails to large groups

d)

A technique to spread malware

20.

What technology is used for location tracking?

a)

ISP

b)

GPS

c)

USB

d)

Modem

21.

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

a)

Compliance

b)

Cybersecurity

c)

Control

d)

Confidentiality

22.

What is the primary goal of the "Protect" function in the NIST Cybersecurity Framework?

a)

To monitor the effectiveness of controls

b)

To develop and operate IT assets securely

c)

To identify risks and threats

d)

To restore systems and data

23.

What should you avoid doing with firewall applications on your computer?

a)

Configuring firewall settings

b)

Using a firewall on public networks

c)

Updating the firewall software

d)

Running two firewall applications at the same time

24.

What is smishing?

a)

A method to send bulk emails

b)

A type of phishing done through SMS/text messages

c)

A way to encrypt messages

d)

A technique to secure emails

25.

What is a lunchtime attack?

a)

A method of hacking into food-ordering apps

b)

A type of cyber attack that occurs at noon

c)

An attack that happens during lunch breaks when devices are left unattended

d)

A type of cyber attack that targets lunch delivery services

26.

Which permission allows a user to run a program or script from a file?

a)

Execute

b)

Write

c)

Read

d)

Delete

27.

What is a Kensington lock used for?

a)

Encrypting data

b)

Locking a laptop to prevent theft

c)

Monitoring network traffic

d)

Installing software updates

28.

What is a web application firewall used for?

a)

Preventing unauthorized access to a network

b)

Filtering and monitoring traffic between a web application and the Internet

c)

Protecting email servers

d)

Storing web application data

29.

What is social engineering?

a)

A technique used to improve social skills.

b)

A method of deceiving others to share personal or sensitive information.

c)

A type of cyberattack that uses complex software to hack systems.

d)

A way to build social networks online.

30.

What is the purpose of creating separate network segments?

a)

To allow separation of duties

b)

To increase the number of users

c)

To isolate sensitive information and systems

d)

To simplify network administration

31.

What is the main purpose of setting permissions on files and folders?

a)

To control who can access and modify them

b)

To reduce the size of files

c)

To allow everyone to access all files

d)

To make files look more organized

32.

What is a zero-day attack?

a)

An attack that happens on the first day of the month

b)

An attack that exploits an unknown vulnerability

c)

A harmless attack that generates annoying pop-ups

d)

An attack that occurred every Patch Tuesday

33.

What does "implicit denial" mean in the context of authorization?

a)

Administrators only

b)

Everyone gets access unless specifically denied

c)

All users have full access

d)

No one gets access unless specifically allowed

34.

What is the purpose of a security vestibule in preventing tailgating?

a)

To provide a place for employees to sign in

b)

To allow only one person to enter at a time with proper credentials

c)

To store security equipment

d)

To provide a location for a security guard to view everyone entering

35.

What is authorization?

a)

The process of securing physical hardware

b)

The process of ensuring the account is only used by the correct user

c)

The process of determining what rights and privileges a particular entity has

d)

The process of creating new files

36.

If you want suggestions about local restaurants, what needs to be enabled in your browser?

a)

Browser Cache

b)

Incognito Mode

c)

Browser Extensions

d)

Location Tracking

37.

What type of permission allows a user to modify or edit a file?

a)

Read

b)

Write

c)

Execute

d)

Delete

38.

What does the "Detect" function in the NIST Cybersecurity Framework involve?

a)

Developing security policies

b)

Monitoring to ensure controls are effective

c)

Restoring systems and data

d)

Eliminating threats

39.

Which type of user account can do anything they want on the entire computer system?

a)

Limited User

b)

Administrator

c)

Guest User

d)

Standard User

40.

Why is it dangerous if someone gets access to your primary email account?

a)

They can delete your emails

b)

They can send emails to your contacts

c)

They can change passwords for other accounts

d)

They can read your emails

41.

What is a false positive in antivirus software?

a)

When the software fails to detect a virus

b)

When the software detects a virus that isn't actually harmful

c)

When the software deletes a necessary system file

d)

When the software slows down your computer

42.

What is the purpose of two-factor authentication (2FA)?

a)

To make logging in faster

b)

To add an extra step to logging in for increased security

c)

To replace passwords entirely

d)

To simplify the login process

43.

What does the term "standard user" refer to?

a)

A user who can install new software

b)

A user with full control over the system

c)

A user who can delete any file

d)

A user with limited permissions to perform job tasks

44.

What is real-time scanning in antivirus software?

a)

Scanning the system during the system startup

b)

Scanning all files when manually started

c)

Constantly watching your computer for threats

d)

Scanning when the computer is not being used

45.

What should companies do to ensure physical security of servers?

a)

Install antivirus software

b)

Use strong passwords

c)

Keep servers in a locked room

d)

Store them in a central area where they can be watched

46.

What is ransomware?

a)

Malware that sends messages to collect personal information

b)

Malware that targets specific computer components

c)

Software that protects against malware

d)

Malware that locks up a computer and demands money

47.

What is "separation of duties"?

a)

Distributing the work evenly between employees

b)

Splitting important multi-step tasks among different people

c)

Using security tools in different parts of the network

d)

Using various tools for location tracking

48.

Which of the following is a potential security concern of Single Sign-On (SSO)?

a)

Users have to remember multiple passwords

b)

It is more expensive to implement

c)

If a hacker gets into one account, they could access everything

d)

It is slower to log in

49.

What is patch management?

a)

A way for users to install their own patches

b)

A process of installing new patches as soon as they are released

c)

A policy of updating only critical systems

d)

A process to ensure computers run reliably and securely

50.

What is the primary function of antivirus software?

a)

To prevent unauthorized users

b)

To keep the operating system patched

c)

To monitor network traffic on a desktop

d)

To identify and stop harmful attacks on your computer or network

51.

Which security measure tracks assets using a virtual boundary?

a)

Encryption

b)

Antivirus software

c)

Geofencing

d)

VPN

52.

What is authentication?

a)

The process of updating account information

b)

The process of deleting an account

c)

The process of ensuring that each account is only operated by its proper user

d)

The process of creating a new account

53.

Who has a role in cybersecurity within a company?

a)

Only the managers

b)

All employees

c)

Only the security team

d)

Only the IT department

54.

What can happen if people rely too much on automated security tools?

a)

They will always catch every security threat

b)

They might miss subtle signs of a security breach

c)

The network will become less secure

d)

The tools will stop working

55.

What is heuristic identification in antivirus software?

a)

Using a list of known virus patterns

b)

Scanning files only when you manually start it

c)

Constantly updating virus definitions

d)

Looking for actions or behaviors similar to what viruses do

56.

Which system lets a user authenticate once to access multiple services?

a)

Multifactor Authentication (MFA)

b)

Biometric Authentication

c)

Hardware Tokens

d)

Single Sign-On (SSO)

57.

What is the main goal of phishing and smishing attacks?

a)

To access unattended devices

b)

To infect a computer with a virus

c)

To steal confidential information

d)

To gain physical access to a secure area

58.

Which NIST Cybersecurity Framework function focuses on restoring systems and data after an incident?

a)

Recover

b)

Respond

c)

Protect

d)

Identify

59.

What is the primary function of a firewall?

a)

To create network connections

b)

To increase internet speed

c)

To filter network traffic

d)

To store data

60.

What does Availability in the CIA Triad ensure?

a)

Information is readily available to authorized users

b)

Information is stored and transferred as intended

c)

Information is only accessible to authorized users

d)

Information cannot be denied by its creator

61.

Which feature most likely indicates a counterfeit website?

a)

Accurate company information across pages

b)

Consistent contact details and policies

c)

Misspelled URLs and mismatched branding

d)

Secure domain with a valid certificate

62.

Which method is an example of biometric authentication?

a)

Smart card inserted into a slot

b)

Fingerprint scan on a reader

c)

One-time code sent by SMS

d)

PIN entered on a keypad

63.

You receive a suspicious text message claiming account issues. What is the safest first response?

a)

Ignore the message and contact the company using official channels

b)

Tap the link to verify immediately

c)

Forward it to friends to warn them

d)

Reply requesting more information