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Cybersecurity 4 Final semester One

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA) of 2015 _____.

a)

spreads the news about how Cybersecurity operates in the private sector.

b)

allows for the sharing of information between government and private agencies.

c)

gives rights to all Cybersecurity Administrators.

d)

gives information on how to prevent viruses from one network to another..

2.

The five pillars of Defense of Homeland Security Cybersecurity goals are:

a)

Authentication, Auditing, Authorization, Security, and Identification

b)

Freedom of information, Control, Defense, Offence, and Identification.

c)

Risk ID, Vulnerability Reduction, Threat Reduction, Mitigation and Cyber outcomes

3.

____ is the verification of a user through a password, PIN, and biometric.

a)

Authorization

b)

Authentication

c)

Identification

d)

Auditing

4.

______ is the process of collecting and analyzing information.

a)

Authentication

b)

Authorization

c)

Identification

d)

Auditing

5.

_______ is the discipline that embodies Confidentiality, Integrity, Nonrepudiation, and Authentication.

a)

Authorization

b)

Cryptography

c)

Biometrics

d)

Artificial Intelligence

6.

______ uses the same key to encrypt and decrypt.

a)

Asymmetric Encryption

b)

Symmetric Encryption

c)

Cypher Encryption

d)

Auto-injection Encryption

7.

______ are a set of data that uniquely identifies an entity.

a)

Digital signatures

b)

Message digests

c)

Digital Certificates

d)

Public Key Infrastructures (PKI)

8.

_____ limits each user so that they can only write up or at the current security level.

a)

Clark-Wilson Model

b)

Bell-LaPadula Model

c)

Brewer and Nash Model

d)

Biba Model

9.

____ is an example of Compliance.

a)

HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountably Act of 1996

b)

Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) of 1999

c)

Federal Information security Management Act (fisMA), of 2002

d)

Federal Exchange Data Branch Notification Act of 2015.

10.

What is the purpose of penetration testing?

a)

To test the networks availability and quality of data flow.

b)

To activate the security alarm systems when intruders infiltrate.

c)

To ensure defensive measures are put into place to test network security.

d)

To examine the hackers' motives by anticipating what they intend on doing.

11.

______ is an unauthorized user who is motivated by a closely held cause.

a)

Stranger

b)

Hacktivist

c)

Range finders

d)

Infidytes

12.

A Pen Tester will need to think like an _____.

a)

CEO

b)

Editor

c)

Auditor

d)

Adversary

13.

What is the difference between a pen tester and an adversary?

a)

Adversary's goal is disruption or destruction.

b)

Pen testers get paid extra, while adversaries get paid by the hour.

c)

Adversary's goal is to possibly get hired by the company they attack.

d)

Pen testers are more experienced.

14.

Complex systems are more resilient than other, simpler systems because___.

a)

they confuse the attackers.

b)

they are more expensive to develop.

c)

they are more accurate.

d)

of the use of redundant components.

15.

What are the four step process to digital forensics?

a)

Collection, Extraction, Security, Reporting

b)

Capturing, Transporting, Analysis, Returning

c)

Capturing, Examination, Data Collection, Refining

d)

Collection, Examination, Analysis, Reporting

16.

_____ is a process that tracks the movement of evidence.

a)

Line of Defense

b)

Chain of custody

c)

Lifecycle

d)

Cord Collection

17.

_____ is the first step in a crime scene.

a)

Prioritize evidence collection.

b)

Access

c)

Limit interference

d)

Secure the area.

18.

Which is NOT an example of a data source from a digital crime scene.

a)

Cell Phone Data

b)

Newspaper articles

c)

Computer Hard Drives

d)

Data from cell towers or in the Cloud

19.

Why is it important to encrypt the data during collection?

a)

To preserve power.

b)

To secure the resources.

c)

To protect data from unauthorized access.

d)

To hide the evidence from potential intruders.

20.

What are the two most common methods of data collection?

a)

Digital image software or image duplicator.

b)

Data collection device or Handwritten notes.

c)

CD's and DVD's

d)

Discs and Hard Drives