INFS1301- Week 6 Lecture 2

Which ethical principle should guide IT security decisions?

Which term refers to a third-party that handles network security for organizations?

What is a cybercrime exploit?

What is computer forensics used for?

What is ransomware designed to do?

What must be preserved when handling digital evidence for court?

Which of the following is considered a social engineering attack?

What type of attack tricks users into revealing sensitive information by pretending to be a trustworthy source?

Why do companies conduct ongoing security assessments?

What is a common goal of cybercrime exploit types?

What is the main goal of information security?

What is computer forensics mainly concerned with?

Which threat actor might work for a nation-state?

What must an IT security strategy include to be effective?

What is the main ethical trade-off in implementing IT security?

Why might businesses avoid publicizing a cyberattack?

What does the principle of least privileges entail?

What is the role of authentication at the network level?

Which type of attack floods a system to crash services?

What term describes individuals or groups that initiate cyberattacks?

Who are cybercrime threat actors?

What is malware most often designed to do?

What action supports the 'Availability' component of the CIA triad?

What defines a brute force attack method?

Why are computer incidents so prevalent?

What are the three components of the CIA Triad?