Cybersecurity Quiz 1

Zero-trust automatically trusts users inside the network.

A server room with biometrics and guards is multi-layered security.

A firm installs biometric scanners at the entrance. What type of control is this?

A company want's to implement a strong password policy. What is the gap?

Keeping logs of user actions is part of "Authentication".

A fire suppression system damages servers. What security risk is this?

A bank lacks encryption for transactions. What does this indicate?

A junior employee is denied access to financial records. Why?

A hospital’s patient database is breached, exposing sensitive records. Which CIA Triad has been violated the most?

A firm sets up a fake database to attract attackers. What is this?

A honeynet is a group of honeypots simulating a real network.

An IDS alerts security on suspicious activity. What control is this?

An admin changes firewall rules, causing an outage. What should they have done?

A company's website crashes due to DDoS attack, making it inaccessible to users. Which CIA Triad is primarily affected?

A firm’s backup policy is outdated. What control category does this fall under?

An employee logs in remotely. What should Zero-Trust do?

A visitor gets a temporary badge with restricted access. What is this?

Change management helps prevent system downtime.