What does 'WBEM' stand for?

Web-Based Enterprise Management

A plan to restart a business after a disaster

A method for identifying and analyzing past events

What does 'MCO' stand for?

Maintien en Condition Opérationnelle

What is a 'PASSI' (Prestataire d’Audit de la Sécurité des Systèmes d’Information) provider?

A certified company that audits IT security

What is the goal of a 'PCI'?

To keep IT systems running during a crisis

The 'NIST' (National Institute of Standards and Technology)...

promotes the US economy through innovation and industrial competitiveness

What is a White Box security audit?

An audit in which the pentesters are given as much information as possible

What does 'MDR' (Managed Detection and Response) refer to in cybersecurity?

A third-party service that detects and responds to cyber threats

Agence nationale de la sécurité des systèmes d'information

What does 'SIEM' stand for?

Security Information & Event Management

What is the main focus of 'ITIL'?

Process-oriented best practices

A plan to ensure business keeps going during problems

In IT, 'On-Premises' refers to...

IT systems hosted inside your own company

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CyberSup - B3 Vocab Test

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1
What does 'WBEM' stand for?
Web-Based Enterprise Management
Web Business Environment Management
Wireless-Based Equipment Management
Wide Bandwidth Enterprise Management
2
Le 'MCO' vise à altérer les conditions de travail habituelles.
False
True
3
What is a 'PRA'?
A plan to restart a business after a disaster
A system to improve Wi-Fi
A training about phishing emails
A program to create strong passwords
4
What is RETEX?
A management model used to achieve specific goals
A method for designing processes
A method for identifying and analyzing past events
A security management forecast
5
What does 'MCO' stand for?
Maintien des Capacités Opérationnelles
Maintien en Condition Opérationnelle
Maintien en Conformité Opérationnelle
Maintien de la Convention Opérationnelle
6
What does 'SOC' stand for?
Security Operations Center
System Operations Control
Security Online Control
Systematic Operations Center
7
What is a 'PASSI' (Prestataire d’Audit de la Sécurité des Systèmes d’Information) provider?
A tool for data backups
A software used to detect malware
A certified company that audits IT security
A company that sells firewalls
8
What does BYOD stand for?
Bring Your Own Device
Bring Your Own Data
Bring Your Own Desktop
Bring Your Own Download
9
What is the main goal of 'EBIOS'?
Evaluate security risks
Monitor network traffic
Train employees
Develop software solutions
10
What does 'WAF' protect against?
Widely accessible fraud
Physical theft
User errors
Web application attacks
11
What is the goal of a 'PCI'?
To speed up internet connections
To keep IT systems running during a crisis
To stop cyberattacks using antivirus software
To train staff on cybersecurity risks
12
The 'NIST' (National Institute of Standards and Technology)...
enforces data protection laws in the United States
promotes the US economy through innovation and industrial competitiveness
manages the deployment of military-grade encryption systems
regulates all global cybersecurity certifications
13
True or false: Cloud computing uses local servers only.
True
False
14
What does MFA enhance?
Speed of access
Data storage
User convenience
Security of accounts
15
What is a White Box security audit?
An audit in which only essential information is shared
An audit in which no information is shared
An audit in which the pentesters are given as much information as possible
An audit in which only visible information is shared
16
What does 'NAS' stand for?
Network Analysis Software
Network Application Service
Network Access System
Network Attached Storage
17
What does 'MDR' (Managed Detection and Response) refer to in cybersecurity?
A service that manages antivirus software updates automatically
A company-wide data recovery plan after a cyberattack
A third-party service that detects and responds to cyber threats
A method for encrypting sensitive company data
18
What is the goal of a 'PRA'?
Develop new products
Train employees
Increase profits
Ensure business recovery
19
What is 'SAN'?
A service agreement
A calculation server
A cybersecurity analyst
A data storage network
20
ANSSI stands for...
Agence nationale de la surveillance des systèmes d'information
Agence nationale de la sécurité des services informatiques
Agence nationale de la sécurité des systèmes d'information
Agence nationale pour la supervision des systèmes d'information
21
What is the purpose of 'EDR'?
Manage software updates
Enhance user experience
Detect security threats
Store data securely
22
the Center for Internet Security (CIS) was created in...
2003
2011
2000
2007
23
'OTP' stands for...
One-Timed Password
On-Time Password
One-Timing Password
One-Time Password
24
What does 'SIEM' stand for?
Security Information & Event Management
Security Integration & Event Monitoring
Systematic Information & Event Management
Systematic Integration & Event Management
25
'IPS' stands for...
Intrusion Prevention Service
Intrusion Prevention System
Intrusion Protocol Shield
Intrusion Protection System
26
What does 'XDR' extend?
Detection and Resources
Detection and Recovery
Detection and Runtime
Detection and Response
27
What does IDS monitor?
Software updates
Data storage
Network traffic
User behavior
28
What does 'Data Subject' translate as in French?
Personne individuelle
Personne morale
Personne physique
Personne concernée
29
What is the main focus of 'ITIL'?
End-user training
Hardware development
Software library monitoring
Process-oriented best practices
30
What is the role of a CERT?
Monitor social media
Conduct user training
Develop software solutions
Manage security incidents
31
Who is responsible for IaaS management?
The client company
The software vendor
The government
The service provider
32
What is the purpose of an 'SLA'?
Limit user access
Define service quality
Monitor employee performance
Reduce costs
33
The acronym 'PRI' is best described as...
an incident management plan
an information systems security plan
an IT recovery plan
an IT continuity plan
34
The CNIL is a US organisation
False
True
35
What is the focus of 'UEBA'?
Train employees
Manage software updates
Analyse user behavior
Store data securely
36
What is a 'PCA'?
A tool to speed up internet
A plan to ensure business keeps going during problems
A backup file system
A program to test employees
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In IT, 'On-Premises' refers to...
IT systems hosted inside your own company
files shared on social media
a cloud service from another company
data stored in another country

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