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SSCP Domain1 : Security Concepts and Practices
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2. What is a key security terminology often used to describe unauthorized access to data?
Data breach
Data integrity
Data encryption
Access control
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3. What is the main goal of cybersecurity?
To provide disaster recovery for data
To ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of IS
To optimize system performance
To monitor network traffic
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6. What does "TTP" stand for in the context of cyberattacks?
Time, Target, and Penetration
Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures
Targeted Threat Protocol
Transmission, Transmission, and Protocol
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9. What does "abstracting a cyberattack" mean in cybersecurity?
Defining an attack in general terms to improve understanding and response
Monitoring network traffic during an attack
Encrypting attack data for storage
Simulating the effects of an attack
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1. What is the primary focus of information security?
Encrypting data for transmission
Protecting digital data only
Preventing unauthorized access to information and systems
Securing hardware devices
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4. What does the term "adversary" refer to in the context of security?
A defense mechanism against cyberattacks
An individual or group exploiting vulnerabilities with malicious intent
A user authorized to access a system
A security control used to prevent attacks
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5. What does "APT" stand for in cybersecurity?
Active Penetration Testing
Advanced Persistent Threat
Automated Phishing Tool
Anonymous Public Tracker
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10. What is the role of security controls in protecting an organization?
To track the performance of security tools
To ensure users are not able to access sensitive resources
To monitor user activity only
To prevent, detect, and respond to security threats and vulnerabilities
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8. What is a CERT (Computer Emergency Response Team)?
A group of system administrators managing a network’s performance
A tool for encrypting sensitive data
A firewall that blocks malicious traffic
A team of experts who respond to cybersecurity incidents and vulnerability
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7. What is the role of Threat Intelligence in cybersecurity?
To detect viruses and malware on networks
To store attack data for later use
To predict future attacks based on system performance
To gather and analyze information about potential and active cyber threats