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CCST Cybersecurity objective 5: Incident Handling
CCST Cybersecurity objective 5: Incident Handling
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This is the final step of the Cyber Kill Chain, where it is too late to stop the attacker
Weaponization
Reconnaissance
Actions on Objectives
Delivery
2
What is the primary focus of the eradication phase in incident handling?
Restoring normal business operations
Documenting the incident
Removing the root cause and associated artifacts
Identifying the scope of the incident
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What is the primary goal of the containment phase in incident handling?
To restore normal operations immediately
To eliminate the root cause of the incident
To identify vulnerabilities in the system
To prevent the incident from causing further damage
4
Which of the following is NOT a step in the Cyber Kill Chain?
Delivery
Termination
Weaponization
Reconnaissance
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This step involves identification and acquisition of potential sources of forensic data:
Examination
Reporting
Analysis
Collection
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The four steps of the
Digital Forensics
process are:
Remediation, Determination, Attribution, Reporting
Collection, Examination, Analysis, Reporting
Collection, Investigation, Determination, Reporting
Collection, Attribution, Analysis, Reporting
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This step involves drawing conclusions from the data:
Reporting
Collection
Analysis
Examination
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This step involves preparation and presentation of information resulting from the analysis:
Examination
Reporting
Analysis
Collection
9
What are the four parts of the Diamond Model of intrusion analysis?
Adversary, Capability, Infrastructure, Victim
Enemy, Capability, Hardware, Victim
Adversary, Action, Hardware, Victim
Enemy, Action, Capability, Victim
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This step is where the threat actor performs research, gathers intelligence, and selects targets
Delivery
Weaponization
Actions on Objectives
Reconnaissance
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What is the first step in an incident response process?
Eradication
Recovery
Preparation
Containment
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This step is where the threat actor uses gathered information to develop an attack
Reconnaissance
Delivery
Weaponization
Actions on Objectives
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The recovery and investigation of information found on digital devices as it relates to criminal activity is known as:
Chain of custody
Digital forensics
Attack attribution
Digital examination
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Evidence should be collected from non-volatile memory before it is collected from volatile memory.
False
True
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This step involves assessment and extraction of relevant information from collected data:
Collection
Reporting
Analysis
Examination
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This step is where the threat actor transmits malicious code through an attack vector
Delivery
Actions on Objectives
Reconnaissance
Weaponization
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What is the role of a playbook in incident response?
To track and record evidence during an investigation
To outline step-by-step procedures for handling specific types of incidents
To document the organization’s cybersecurity policy
To monitor network traffic for anomalies