What is the purpose of NIST SSDF?

To integrate security into the software development lifecycle

Why is secure authentication necessary? (19)

To confirm identity before granting access

What is the role of a Security Champion? (15)

To promote secure development within teams

How does TLS enhance security?

By encrypting data in transit between client and server

A malicious attack that tricks a user into executing unwanted actions

What is the danger of hardcoded credentials? (20)

They can be easily discovered and exploited by attackers

What is the role of a Security Champion? (25)

To promote secure development within teams

Why is security often overlooked in Agile development?

Security is not always integrated into rapid iteration cycles

What is the principle of 'least privilege'?

Giving users only the access necessary to perform their job

Why are security headers important? (52)

They enforce browser-side protection rules

Why are security headers important? (42)

They enforce browser-side protection rules

What is the role of a Security Champion? (5)

To promote secure development within teams

What is continuous integration’s role in security? (38)

It allows security checks at every code commit

What is 'Repudiation' in STRIDE?

The ability to deny actions without proof

A malicious attack that tricks a user into executing unwanted actions

Why are security headers important? (2)

They enforce browser-side protection rules

What is the purpose of secure coding practices?

To reduce vulnerabilities in software design and implementation

What is abuse case analysis? (16)

Identifying potential ways attackers can misuse the system

A malicious attack that tricks a user into executing unwanted actions

What is continuous integration’s role in security? (8)

It allows security checks at every code commit

What does 'Elevation of Privilege' allow? (21)

A user gaining access rights beyond their authorization

Why is version control relevant to security? (4)

It tracks changes and helps revert compromised code

Why is logging important in security?

To detect and analyze suspicious activities

Why is secure authentication necessary? (49)

To confirm identity before granting access

What is the best way to prevent SQL injection?

Use parameterized/precompiled queries

Why is version control relevant to security? (44)

It tracks changes and helps revert compromised code

What does 'Elevation of Privilege' allow? (1)

A user gaining access rights beyond their authorization

What does a Data Flow Diagram (DFD) help identify?

Trust boundaries and data movement between components

What is continuous integration’s role in security? (48)

It allows security checks at every code commit

What is abuse case analysis? (6)

Identifying potential ways attackers can misuse the system

What is abuse case analysis? (36)

Identifying potential ways attackers can misuse the system

What does 'Elevation of Privilege' allow? (51)

A user gaining access rights beyond their authorization

What is continuous integration’s role in security? (28)

It allows security checks at every code commit

What is the main goal of threat modeling?

To identify and address potential security threats early

Why is version control relevant to security? (14)

It tracks changes and helps revert compromised code

Why are security headers important? (32)

They enforce browser-side protection rules

What is continuous integration’s role in security? (18)

It allows security checks at every code commit

Why is 'Denial of Service' (DoS) a significant security concern?

It makes systems unavailable to users

What does 'Elevation of Privilege' allow? (41)

A user gaining access rights beyond their authorization

What is the danger of hardcoded credentials? (10)

They can be easily discovered and exploited by attackers

What is the role of a Security Champion? (35)

To promote secure development within teams

What does 'Elevation of Privilege' allow? (11)

A user gaining access rights beyond their authorization

What is a misuse case?

A scenario describing how a system can be exploited

What is the danger of hardcoded credentials? (30)

They can be easily discovered and exploited by attackers

Why is secure authentication necessary? (39)

To confirm identity before granting access

Why is secure authentication necessary? (29)

To confirm identity before granting access

Why are security headers important? (12)

They enforce browser-side protection rules

What is abuse case analysis? (46)

Identifying potential ways attackers can misuse the system

What is the purpose of NIS 2? (27)

To improve cybersecurity for critical sectors in the EU

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1
What is the purpose of NIST SSDF?
To automate user feedback
To integrate security into the software development lifecycle
To license software libraries
To encrypt all source code
2
Why is secure authentication necessary? (19)
To recompile old code
To anonymize billing data
To confirm identity before granting access
To improve password reuse
3
What is the role of a Security Champion? (15)
To optimize CSS files
To improve password reuse
To benchmark frontend rendering
To promote secure development within teams
4
How does TLS enhance security?
By encrypting data in transit between client and server
By authenticating users
By compressing images
By backing up data
5
What is CSRF? (13)
To optimize CSS files
A malicious attack that tricks a user into executing unwanted actions
To log browser activity
To benchmark frontend rendering
6
What is the danger of hardcoded credentials? (20)
They can be easily discovered and exploited by attackers
To optimize CSS files
To anonymize billing data
To improve password reuse
7
What is the role of a Security Champion? (25)
To benchmark frontend rendering
To improve password reuse
To promote secure development within teams
To recompile old code
8
Why is security often overlooked in Agile development?
Security only applies to Waterfall
Developers don’t need security
Security is not always integrated into rapid iteration cycles
Agile bans security tasks
9
What is the principle of 'least privilege'?
Giving admin access to all
Removing all permissions
Allowing full access to source
Giving users only the access necessary to perform their job
10
Why are security headers important? (52)
They enforce browser-side protection rules
To log browser activity
To benchmark frontend rendering
To improve password reuse
11
Why are security headers important? (42)
To anonymize billing data
To improve password reuse
To recompile old code
They enforce browser-side protection rules
12
What is the role of a Security Champion? (5)
To promote secure development within teams
To log browser activity
To improve password reuse
To benchmark frontend rendering
13
What is continuous integration’s role in security? (38)
To log browser activity
To benchmark frontend rendering
To optimize CSS files
It allows security checks at every code commit
14
What is 'Repudiation' in STRIDE?
Breaking encryption
The ability to deny actions without proof
Delaying message delivery
Forging user identities
15
What is CSRF? (33)
To anonymize billing data
To optimize CSS files
To recompile old code
A malicious attack that tricks a user into executing unwanted actions
16
Why are security headers important? (2)
To recompile old code
To log browser activity
To improve password reuse
They enforce browser-side protection rules
17
What is the purpose of secure coding practices?
To improve app aesthetics
To reduce vulnerabilities in software design and implementation
To simplify licensing
To reduce code size
18
What is abuse case analysis? (16)
To benchmark frontend rendering
To recompile old code
Identifying potential ways attackers can misuse the system
To log browser activity
19
What is CSRF? (3)
To improve password reuse
To benchmark frontend rendering
To optimize CSS files
A malicious attack that tricks a user into executing unwanted actions
20
What is CSRF? (53)
To benchmark frontend rendering
To recompile old code
A malicious attack that tricks a user into executing unwanted actions
To improve password reuse
21
What is continuous integration’s role in security? (8)
To improve password reuse
To benchmark frontend rendering
It allows security checks at every code commit
To optimize CSS files
22
What does 'Elevation of Privilege' allow? (21)
To anonymize billing data
A user gaining access rights beyond their authorization
To improve password reuse
To log browser activity
23
Why is version control relevant to security? (4)
To recompile old code
To benchmark frontend rendering
To optimize CSS files
It tracks changes and helps revert compromised code
24
Which of the following is NOT part of the STRIDE threat model?
Elevation of Privilege
Phishing
Tampering
Spoofing
25
Why is logging important in security?
To improve UI performance
To clear caches
To detect and analyze suspicious activities
To reduce bandwidth
26
Why is secure authentication necessary? (49)
To recompile old code
To anonymize billing data
To confirm identity before granting access
To log browser activity
27
What is the best way to prevent SQL injection?
Disable cookies
Use parameterized/precompiled queries
Encrypt input fields
Use HTTP-only headers
28
Why is version control relevant to security? (44)
It tracks changes and helps revert compromised code
To recompile old code
To anonymize billing data
To log browser activity
29
What does 'Elevation of Privilege' allow? (1)
To benchmark frontend rendering
To recompile old code
A user gaining access rights beyond their authorization
To log browser activity
30
What does a Data Flow Diagram (DFD) help identify?
API documentation
Data redundancy
Code syntax issues
Trust boundaries and data movement between components
31
What is continuous integration’s role in security? (48)
To anonymize billing data
To recompile old code
It allows security checks at every code commit
To improve password reuse
32
What is abuse case analysis? (6)
To recompile old code
To optimize CSS files
To benchmark frontend rendering
Identifying potential ways attackers can misuse the system
33
What is abuse case analysis? (36)
Identifying potential ways attackers can misuse the system
To log browser activity
To anonymize billing data
To optimize CSS files
34
What does 'Elevation of Privilege' allow? (51)
To anonymize billing data
To recompile old code
A user gaining access rights beyond their authorization
To log browser activity
35
What is continuous integration’s role in security? (28)
To optimize CSS files
It allows security checks at every code commit
To benchmark frontend rendering
To recompile old code
36
What is the main goal of threat modeling?
To document software architecture
To map out UI design
To identify and address potential security threats early
To optimize performance
37
Why is version control relevant to security? (14)
To optimize CSS files
To benchmark frontend rendering
To recompile old code
It tracks changes and helps revert compromised code
38
Why are security headers important? (32)
To anonymize billing data
They enforce browser-side protection rules
To optimize CSS files
To log browser activity
39
What is continuous integration’s role in security? (18)
To optimize CSS files
It allows security checks at every code commit
To anonymize billing data
To recompile old code
40
Why is 'Denial of Service' (DoS) a significant security concern?
It modifies user credentials
It makes systems unavailable to users
It intercepts user data
It exposes system source code
41
What does 'Elevation of Privilege' allow? (41)
To recompile old code
A user gaining access rights beyond their authorization
To improve password reuse
To optimize CSS files
42
What is the danger of hardcoded credentials? (10)
To improve password reuse
They can be easily discovered and exploited by attackers
To log browser activity
To benchmark frontend rendering
43
What is the role of a Security Champion? (35)
To promote secure development within teams
To anonymize billing data
To optimize CSS files
To improve password reuse
44
What does 'Elevation of Privilege' allow? (11)
To improve password reuse
To recompile old code
To anonymize billing data
A user gaining access rights beyond their authorization
45
What is a misuse case?
A scenario describing how a system can be exploited
A GUI behavior test
A successful login record
A unit test for efficiency
46
What is the danger of hardcoded credentials? (30)
To improve password reuse
To anonymize billing data
To benchmark frontend rendering
They can be easily discovered and exploited by attackers
47
Why is secure authentication necessary? (39)
To confirm identity before granting access
To benchmark frontend rendering
To improve password reuse
To log browser activity
48
Why is secure authentication necessary? (29)
To benchmark frontend rendering
To improve password reuse
To confirm identity before granting access
To recompile old code
49
Why are security headers important? (12)
To benchmark frontend rendering
To recompile old code
To optimize CSS files
They enforce browser-side protection rules
50
What is abuse case analysis? (46)
Identifying potential ways attackers can misuse the system
To improve password reuse
To recompile old code
To benchmark frontend rendering
51
What is the purpose of NIS 2? (27)
To optimize CSS files
To benchmark frontend rendering
To improve cybersecurity for critical sectors in the EU
To recompile old code
52
What does 'Elevation of Privilege' allow? (31)
A user gaining access rights beyond their authorization
To recompile old code
To log browser activity
To anonymize billing data
53
What is the role of a Security Champion? (55)
To log browser activity
To promote secure development within teams
To improve password reuse
To benchmark frontend rendering
54
What threat does 'Tampering' in STRIDE refer to?
Accessing public data
Modifying data without authorization
Flooding servers with traffic
Pretending to be another user
55
What is CSRF? (23)
To log browser activity
To optimize CSS files
A malicious attack that tricks a user into executing unwanted actions
To recompile old code
56
What is a common cause of vulnerable dependencies?
Using strong passwords
Upgrading frameworks
Static linking
Including outdated third-party libraries
57
What is the purpose of NIS 2? (7)
To benchmark frontend rendering
To anonymize billing data
To optimize CSS files
To improve cybersecurity for critical sectors in the EU
58
What is abuse case analysis? (26)
To recompile old code
To log browser activity
To improve password reuse
Identifying potential ways attackers can misuse the system
59
What is the purpose of NIS 2? (47)
To improve cybersecurity for critical sectors in the EU
To optimize CSS files
To recompile old code
To log browser activity
60
What is the danger of hardcoded credentials? (50)
To improve password reuse
To log browser activity
They can be easily discovered and exploited by attackers
To recompile old code
61
What is the danger of hardcoded credentials? (40)
They can be easily discovered and exploited by attackers
To log browser activity
To improve password reuse
To anonymize billing data
62
What does OWASP Top 10 provide?
An audit template
A list of the most critical web application security risks
A data encryption algorithm
A server optimization checklist
63
What is a key principle of secure design?
Favor convenience over control
Fail-safe defaults
Maximize exposure
Encrypt only production data
64
What is the purpose of fuzz testing?
To measure hardware speed
To check spelling in source code
To log user activity
To discover bugs by sending random inputs to an application
65
Why is secure authentication necessary? (9)
To recompile old code
To optimize CSS files
To benchmark frontend rendering
To confirm identity before granting access
66
Why are security headers important? (22)
They enforce browser-side protection rules
To recompile old code
To benchmark frontend rendering
To anonymize billing data
67
What is CSRF? (43)
To improve password reuse
To recompile old code
To benchmark frontend rendering
A malicious attack that tricks a user into executing unwanted actions
68
What is 'Spoofing' in STRIDE?
Crashing a system
Pretending to be another user or system
Disabling user input
Logging metadata
69
What makes penetration testing different from other tests?
It simulates attacks to find vulnerabilities
It formats documentation
It tracks billing data
It verifies licenses
70
What is the function of input validation?
To encrypt passwords
To change IP addresses
To ensure only properly formatted data is processed
To add data to backups
71
Why is version control relevant to security? (34)
To improve password reuse
It tracks changes and helps revert compromised code
To anonymize billing data
To benchmark frontend rendering
72
Why is version control relevant to security? (24)
To optimize CSS files
To log browser activity
To improve password reuse
It tracks changes and helps revert compromised code
73
What is the purpose of NIS 2? (17)
To optimize CSS files
To log browser activity
To improve cybersecurity for critical sectors in the EU
To recompile old code
74
What is the role of a Security Champion? (45)
To optimize CSS files
To log browser activity
To promote secure development within teams
To anonymize billing data
75
What is the purpose of NIS 2? (37)
To anonymize billing data
To improve cybersecurity for critical sectors in the EU
To improve password reuse
To log browser activity
76
Why is version control relevant to security? (54)
To recompile old code
To anonymize billing data
To benchmark frontend rendering
It tracks changes and helps revert compromised code

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Answers

1
What is the purpose of NIST SSDF?
To automate user feedback
To integrate security into the software development lifecycle
To license software libraries
To encrypt all source code
2
Why is secure authentication necessary? (19)
To recompile old code
To anonymize billing data
To confirm identity before granting access
To improve password reuse
3
What is the role of a Security Champion? (15)
To optimize CSS files
To improve password reuse
To benchmark frontend rendering
To promote secure development within teams
4
How does TLS enhance security?
By encrypting data in transit between client and server
By authenticating users
By compressing images
By backing up data
5
What is CSRF? (13)
To optimize CSS files
A malicious attack that tricks a user into executing unwanted actions
To log browser activity
To benchmark frontend rendering
6
What is the danger of hardcoded credentials? (20)
They can be easily discovered and exploited by attackers
To optimize CSS files
To anonymize billing data
To improve password reuse
7
What is the role of a Security Champion? (25)
To benchmark frontend rendering
To improve password reuse
To promote secure development within teams
To recompile old code
8
Why is security often overlooked in Agile development?
Security only applies to Waterfall
Developers don’t need security
Security is not always integrated into rapid iteration cycles
Agile bans security tasks
9
What is the principle of 'least privilege'?
Giving admin access to all
Removing all permissions
Allowing full access to source
Giving users only the access necessary to perform their job
10
Why are security headers important? (52)
They enforce browser-side protection rules
To log browser activity
To benchmark frontend rendering
To improve password reuse
11
Why are security headers important? (42)
To anonymize billing data
To improve password reuse
To recompile old code
They enforce browser-side protection rules
12
What is the role of a Security Champion? (5)
To promote secure development within teams
To log browser activity
To improve password reuse
To benchmark frontend rendering
13
What is continuous integration’s role in security? (38)
To log browser activity
To benchmark frontend rendering
To optimize CSS files
It allows security checks at every code commit
14
What is 'Repudiation' in STRIDE?
Breaking encryption
The ability to deny actions without proof
Delaying message delivery
Forging user identities
15
What is CSRF? (33)
To anonymize billing data
To optimize CSS files
To recompile old code
A malicious attack that tricks a user into executing unwanted actions
16
Why are security headers important? (2)
To recompile old code
To log browser activity
To improve password reuse
They enforce browser-side protection rules
17
What is the purpose of secure coding practices?
To improve app aesthetics
To reduce vulnerabilities in software design and implementation
To simplify licensing
To reduce code size
18
What is abuse case analysis? (16)
To benchmark frontend rendering
To recompile old code
Identifying potential ways attackers can misuse the system
To log browser activity
19
What is CSRF? (3)
To improve password reuse
To benchmark frontend rendering
To optimize CSS files
A malicious attack that tricks a user into executing unwanted actions
20
What is CSRF? (53)
To benchmark frontend rendering
To recompile old code
A malicious attack that tricks a user into executing unwanted actions
To improve password reuse
21
What is continuous integration’s role in security? (8)
To improve password reuse
To benchmark frontend rendering
It allows security checks at every code commit
To optimize CSS files
22
What does 'Elevation of Privilege' allow? (21)
To anonymize billing data
A user gaining access rights beyond their authorization
To improve password reuse
To log browser activity
23
Why is version control relevant to security? (4)
To recompile old code
To benchmark frontend rendering
To optimize CSS files
It tracks changes and helps revert compromised code
24
Which of the following is NOT part of the STRIDE threat model?
Elevation of Privilege
Phishing
Tampering
Spoofing
25
Why is logging important in security?
To improve UI performance
To clear caches
To detect and analyze suspicious activities
To reduce bandwidth
26
Why is secure authentication necessary? (49)
To recompile old code
To anonymize billing data
To confirm identity before granting access
To log browser activity
27
What is the best way to prevent SQL injection?
Disable cookies
Use parameterized/precompiled queries
Encrypt input fields
Use HTTP-only headers
28
Why is version control relevant to security? (44)
It tracks changes and helps revert compromised code
To recompile old code
To anonymize billing data
To log browser activity
29
What does 'Elevation of Privilege' allow? (1)
To benchmark frontend rendering
To recompile old code
A user gaining access rights beyond their authorization
To log browser activity
30
What does a Data Flow Diagram (DFD) help identify?
API documentation
Data redundancy
Code syntax issues
Trust boundaries and data movement between components
31
What is continuous integration’s role in security? (48)
To anonymize billing data
To recompile old code
It allows security checks at every code commit
To improve password reuse
32
What is abuse case analysis? (6)
To recompile old code
To optimize CSS files
To benchmark frontend rendering
Identifying potential ways attackers can misuse the system
33
What is abuse case analysis? (36)
Identifying potential ways attackers can misuse the system
To log browser activity
To anonymize billing data
To optimize CSS files
34
What does 'Elevation of Privilege' allow? (51)
To anonymize billing data
To recompile old code
A user gaining access rights beyond their authorization
To log browser activity
35
What is continuous integration’s role in security? (28)
To optimize CSS files
It allows security checks at every code commit
To benchmark frontend rendering
To recompile old code
36
What is the main goal of threat modeling?
To document software architecture
To map out UI design
To identify and address potential security threats early
To optimize performance
37
Why is version control relevant to security? (14)
To optimize CSS files
To benchmark frontend rendering
To recompile old code
It tracks changes and helps revert compromised code
38
Why are security headers important? (32)
To anonymize billing data
They enforce browser-side protection rules
To optimize CSS files
To log browser activity
39
What is continuous integration’s role in security? (18)
To optimize CSS files
It allows security checks at every code commit
To anonymize billing data
To recompile old code
40
Why is 'Denial of Service' (DoS) a significant security concern?
It modifies user credentials
It makes systems unavailable to users
It intercepts user data
It exposes system source code
41
What does 'Elevation of Privilege' allow? (41)
To recompile old code
A user gaining access rights beyond their authorization
To improve password reuse
To optimize CSS files
42
What is the danger of hardcoded credentials? (10)
To improve password reuse
They can be easily discovered and exploited by attackers
To log browser activity
To benchmark frontend rendering
43
What is the role of a Security Champion? (35)
To promote secure development within teams
To anonymize billing data
To optimize CSS files
To improve password reuse
44
What does 'Elevation of Privilege' allow? (11)
To improve password reuse
To recompile old code
To anonymize billing data
A user gaining access rights beyond their authorization
45
What is a misuse case?
A scenario describing how a system can be exploited
A GUI behavior test
A successful login record
A unit test for efficiency
46
What is the danger of hardcoded credentials? (30)
To improve password reuse
To anonymize billing data
To benchmark frontend rendering
They can be easily discovered and exploited by attackers
47
Why is secure authentication necessary? (39)
To confirm identity before granting access
To benchmark frontend rendering
To improve password reuse
To log browser activity
48
Why is secure authentication necessary? (29)
To benchmark frontend rendering
To improve password reuse
To confirm identity before granting access
To recompile old code
49
Why are security headers important? (12)
To benchmark frontend rendering
To recompile old code
To optimize CSS files
They enforce browser-side protection rules
50
What is abuse case analysis? (46)
Identifying potential ways attackers can misuse the system
To improve password reuse
To recompile old code
To benchmark frontend rendering
51
What is the purpose of NIS 2? (27)
To optimize CSS files
To benchmark frontend rendering
To improve cybersecurity for critical sectors in the EU
To recompile old code
52
What does 'Elevation of Privilege' allow? (31)
A user gaining access rights beyond their authorization
To recompile old code
To log browser activity
To anonymize billing data
53
What is the role of a Security Champion? (55)
To log browser activity
To promote secure development within teams
To improve password reuse
To benchmark frontend rendering
54
What threat does 'Tampering' in STRIDE refer to?
Accessing public data
Modifying data without authorization
Flooding servers with traffic
Pretending to be another user
55
What is CSRF? (23)
To log browser activity
To optimize CSS files
A malicious attack that tricks a user into executing unwanted actions
To recompile old code
56
What is a common cause of vulnerable dependencies?
Using strong passwords
Upgrading frameworks
Static linking
Including outdated third-party libraries
57
What is the purpose of NIS 2? (7)
To benchmark frontend rendering
To anonymize billing data
To optimize CSS files
To improve cybersecurity for critical sectors in the EU
58
What is abuse case analysis? (26)
To recompile old code
To log browser activity
To improve password reuse
Identifying potential ways attackers can misuse the system
59
What is the purpose of NIS 2? (47)
To improve cybersecurity for critical sectors in the EU
To optimize CSS files
To recompile old code
To log browser activity
60
What is the danger of hardcoded credentials? (50)
To improve password reuse
To log browser activity
They can be easily discovered and exploited by attackers
To recompile old code
61
What is the danger of hardcoded credentials? (40)
They can be easily discovered and exploited by attackers
To log browser activity
To improve password reuse
To anonymize billing data
62
What does OWASP Top 10 provide?
An audit template
A list of the most critical web application security risks
A data encryption algorithm
A server optimization checklist
63
What is a key principle of secure design?
Favor convenience over control
Fail-safe defaults
Maximize exposure
Encrypt only production data
64
What is the purpose of fuzz testing?
To measure hardware speed
To check spelling in source code
To log user activity
To discover bugs by sending random inputs to an application
65
Why is secure authentication necessary? (9)
To recompile old code
To optimize CSS files
To benchmark frontend rendering
To confirm identity before granting access
66
Why are security headers important? (22)
They enforce browser-side protection rules
To recompile old code
To benchmark frontend rendering
To anonymize billing data
67
What is CSRF? (43)
To improve password reuse
To recompile old code
To benchmark frontend rendering
A malicious attack that tricks a user into executing unwanted actions
68
What is 'Spoofing' in STRIDE?
Crashing a system
Pretending to be another user or system
Disabling user input
Logging metadata
69
What makes penetration testing different from other tests?
It simulates attacks to find vulnerabilities
It formats documentation
It tracks billing data
It verifies licenses
70
What is the function of input validation?
To encrypt passwords
To change IP addresses
To ensure only properly formatted data is processed
To add data to backups
71
Why is version control relevant to security? (34)
To improve password reuse
It tracks changes and helps revert compromised code
To anonymize billing data
To benchmark frontend rendering
72
Why is version control relevant to security? (24)
To optimize CSS files
To log browser activity
To improve password reuse
It tracks changes and helps revert compromised code
73
What is the purpose of NIS 2? (17)
To optimize CSS files
To log browser activity
To improve cybersecurity for critical sectors in the EU
To recompile old code
74
What is the role of a Security Champion? (45)
To optimize CSS files
To log browser activity
To promote secure development within teams
To anonymize billing data
75
What is the purpose of NIS 2? (37)
To anonymize billing data
To improve cybersecurity for critical sectors in the EU
To improve password reuse
To log browser activity
76
Why is version control relevant to security? (54)
To recompile old code
To anonymize billing data
To benchmark frontend rendering
It tracks changes and helps revert compromised code