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Cybersecurity - Unit 2
Cybersecurity - Unit 2
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Unit 2 Vocabulary
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Malware Self-replicating programs requires a host
Spyware
Virus
Worms
Tojan
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Embarrassment due to data breach damage to trust
Risk Mitigation
Cybersecurity
Cyber Attack
Reputation Assets
3
Remote Storage access from WIFI Device
Cloud Storage
Frameworks
Security Domains
Attack Surfaces
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Plans to protect critical infrastructure physical & cyber threats
Cyber Crimes
Policy Directive 22
Critical Infrastructure
Malware
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Network based storage ability to connect multiple servers
Network Attached Storage
Redundant Array Ind Disks
Storage Area Network
Direct-Attached Storage
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Used to verify the integrity of the files
Nonrepudiation
Checksum
Information Assurance
Internet of Things (IOT)
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Original Message
Plain Text
Encryption
Cipher Text
Hashing
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Uses multiple hard drives in an array, Provides improved performance and fault tolerance
Network Attached Storage
Storage Area Network
Direct-Attached Storage
Redundant Array Ind Disks
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Breaks down business into manageable task areas for security
Attack Surfaces
Frameworks
Cloud Storage
Security Domains
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Cyber dependent crimes can only be committed w a computer
Malware
Critical Infrastructure
Cyber Crimes
Policy Directive 23
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Protection of info from unauthorized views
CIA Triad
Confidentiality
Availability
Integrity
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Determining factor in classification of computers
Cloud Storage
Security Domains
Attack Surfaces
Frameworks
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Coded Message
Hashing
Cipher Text
Encryption
Plain Text
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Aims to ensuring that information is protected from unauthorized or unintentional alteration
Confidentiality
Integrity
Availability
CIA Triad
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Proves that nobody but one sender could have sent message
Checksum
Nonrepudiation
Information Assurance
Internet of Things (IOT)
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Invades users privacy gathers personal info
Worms
Spyware
Virus
Tojan
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A form of Tresspass Unauthorized use of computer
Botnets
DOS or DDOS
Hacking
Spam
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Algorithm for transformaing plaintext to ciphertext
Key
Stored Data
Cipher
Ceaser Cipher
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Locations & methods that are considered a security risk
Attack Surfaces
Security Domains
Frameworks
Cloud Storage
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Acts Like a fingerprint, confirms no data tampering
Encryption
Cipher Text
Hashing
Plain Text
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Malware: apears safe but is harmful to data & device
Tojan
Virus
Spyware
Worms
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Widely-accepted security measure guarantees in secure system
Confidentiality
Availability
Integrity
CIA Triad
23
Info used in cipher known only to sender & receiver
Cipher
Key
Stored Data
Ceaser Cipher
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Network of physical objects extends beyond the traditional network
Information Assurance
Checksum
Internet of Things (IOT)
Nonrepudiation
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Disclosure of trade secrets, theft of patented information
Digital Assets
Intellectual Assets
Human Assets
Physical Assets
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The assurance that system and data are accessible by authorized user when and where it’s needed
CIA Triad
Confidentiality
Integrity
Availability
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To make something less severe Reduce the likelihood
Cybersecurity
Cyber Attack
Reputation Assets
Risk Mitigation
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Storage connected to a computer (Flash Drive)
Direct-Attached Storage
Storage Area Network
Redundant Array Ind Disks
Network Attached Storage
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Flooding of internet servers with many requests
DOS or DDOS
Botnets
Spam
Hacking
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Protection of information & data from risk threats
Cybersecurity
Cyber Attack
Reputation Assets
Risk Mitigation
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Zombies: Cluster of computers infected by malware
DOS or DDOS
Spam
Hacking
Botnets
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Malware: Self-replicating programs can spread autonomously
Spyware
Tojan
Virus
Worms
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Physical damage, theft, tampering, sabotage
Human Assets
Intellectual Assets
Digital Assets
Physical Assets
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Storage device connected to a network Centralized location
Network Attached Storage
Storage Area Network
Direct-Attached Storage
Redundant Array Ind Disks
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Assets Critical to the functioning society and economy
Cyber Crimes
Policy Directive 21
Critical Infrastructure
Malware
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Unsolicited or ‘junk’ email
Spam
Hacking
Botnets
DOS or DDOS
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2-way function the intent of being decrypted later
Plain Text
Encryption
Cipher Text
Hashing
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Letters of plaintext are replaced by other letters
Cipher
Ceaser Cipher
Key
Stored Data
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Data corruption, theft of data, ransomware
Intellectual Assets
Human Assets
Physical Assets
Digital Assets
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General label for malicious software that spreads between computers
Policy Directive 24
Malware
Critical Infrastructure
Cyber Crimes
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4 Steps to Risk Analysis
Rank Threats
Identify Assets
Identify Threats
Identify Source of Threats
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Injury/death to customers employees ability to perform jobs
Digital Assets
Intellectual Assets
Human Assets
Physical Assets
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Attempt to steal, damage, or destroy data
Reputation Assets
Risk Mitigation
Cybersecurity
Cyber Attack
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Data at Rest Storage device retains data
Key
Cipher
Ceaser Cipher
Stored Data
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Process involves protecting info systems & managing risk
Internet of Things (IOT)
Nonrepudiation
Checksum
Information Assurance