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Supply Chain and Software Acquisition
Supply Chain and Software Acquisition
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Chapter 20 Quiz (CSSLP book)
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Supplier transitioning concerns focus on the:
Design Level
Acceptance Level
Interface Level
Code Level
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A well organized and disciplined patching process can help prevent:
Loss of intellectual property.
Exploits against known vulnerabilities.
license expiration penalties
Exploits against unknown vulnerabilities.
3
A product License is used to certify that:
software cannot be copied.
ensures that trust has been established between 2 entities.
a product is authentic
the software has not been modified
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Patching of vulnerabilities once they have been identified, falls under:
Sustainment Controls
Vulnerability, Tracking and Resolution
Monitoring and Incident Management
Software Authenticity & Integrity
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Testing requires a set of contractual criteria to judge:
Successful Execution of the test
Successful completion of the acceptance audit.
Focus and scope of the testing
Whether vendor can be trusted.
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In terms of risk, all outsourcing decisions should be based on:
Where the supplier is located
Price and performance
Timing of delivery process
Known capability of the supplier
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Prequalification of a supplier requires the customer to:
determine if the supplier uses licensed subcontractors
Objectively understand the supplier's development processes.
ensure the supplier is listed in ISO 15407.
examine a supplier's reputation.
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A Service Level Agreement (SLA) sets the:
operational roles & security testing plan
supplier's competence for a project
patch management responsibilities for the project.
performance level of a service between customer & supplier
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Which of the following is NOT a common software assurance method used for integrity checking?
Audits
Installation
Dynamic Tests
Static Tests
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What is the best hope for preventing theft of intellectual property?
Perform rigorous audits & inspections, & enforce penalties.
guarantee/enforce the right of possession in supply chain.
Increase awareness in the minds of suppliers and developers
make backup copies for archival purposes
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Producing synergy from the linkage of all components is the aim of:
System of Systems integration
Software authenticity and Integrity
Supply Chain integration
Product Deployment and Sustainment
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Which of the following is NOT considered an "incident"?
Power Disruptions
Malicious Activity
User errors
Ambiguous SLA
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Software authenticity requires controls to ensure:
Good coding Practice
Non-repudiation of origin
Hashing and Checksums
All of these
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Vulnerability management has a post-delivery focus that is called:
Certification
Validation and Verification
Authentication
Patching
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Software can contain intellectual property in these forms EXCEPT:
Algorithms
Coding
Processes
Mathematical Formulas
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Intellectual property is considered:
plagiarism
unchangeable
Abstract
Tangible
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Security testing controls should evaluate all the technical, process, and:
Cybersecurity risks.
Confidentiality, inspection & authentication risks.
Resourcing risks.
nonrepudiation risks.
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The third party registry system is colloquially known as:
(VTIC) Vendor Technical Integrity Controls
The Common Criteria
Commercial Off the Shelf (COTS) Listing
the National Information Assurance Program (NIAP)
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Which is NOT a threat to the supply chain?
Installation of unintentional vulnerabilities.
Installation of Malicious logic in HW/SW
Disrupting the production/distribution of a critical service
Alterations to the Service Level Agreement
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What is the best place to assure component integrity when transitioning between two suppliers?
Detailed Transitioning plan
Product Deployment Plan
System Integration Plan
Service Level Agreement (SLA)