Security+ 3.0 Security Architecture

Which protocol is commonly used to secure a Virtual Private Network (VPN)?

What is a tokenization technique used for?

What is an example of a zero-trust security model?

What is the primary difference between a public and hybrid cloud architecture?

What is the benefit of using 802.1X in network security?

Which firewall type operates at both Layer 4 and Layer 7 of the OSI model?

Which resilience strategy involves distributing workloads across multiple systems to ensure service availability?

What is the benefit of using a multi-cloud architecture?

How does geographic restriction help secure data?

Which of the following is a test method to simulate real-world disaster recovery scenarios?

Why are snapshots commonly used for data recovery?

What is the purpose of segmentation in network security?

Which security principle states that users should have the minimum access necessary to perform their duties?

What term describes the combination of all the ways an attacker can attempt to gain access to a system?

What is the purpose of a hot site in disaster recovery?

Which of the following is a common tool for continuity of operations in a security architecture?

Which type of data classification would be used for a company’s financial records?

What does an “air-gapped” network ensure?

What technique ensures data integrity by generating a unique identifier for the data?

Which of the following defines the segmentation of a network into security zones?

Which security method transforms data into unreadable text using cryptographic algorithms?

Port security is primarily managed through which protocol?

Which backup method involves taking complete copies of data at regular intervals?

How does a web application firewall (WAF) protect web applications?

Which type of backup is most commonly used for real-time replication

What is a characteristic of a next-generation firewall (NGFW)?

. In network architecture, what is the purpose of a DMZ (demilitarized zone)?

Which encryption method is most commonly used for securing data in transit?

What is the primary advantage of using TLS for secure communication?

What is the difference between a cold and hot site in disaster recovery planning?

Which architecture model relies on microservices and containerization for its flexibility?

How does geographic dispersion improve disaster recovery?

What role does an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) play in security architecture?

Which power system is most appropriate for extended outages?

8. What is the primary purpose of periodic system failover testing?

Which of the following best describes data sovereignty?

Which control prevents unauthorized access to a network by authenticating devices before allowing network access?

What data state is most vulnerable to network-based attacks?

What is the purpose of using a jump server?

Which of the following is considered a third-party risk in a cloud environment?

Which network appliance is responsible for distributing incoming network traffic across multiple servers?

Fail-open systems prioritize which of the following during failures?

What is a failover in high availability systems?

What does capacity planning in security architecture ensure?

What is a benefit of using platform diversity in a security architecture?

What is the difference between data masking and encryption?

How does a load balancer contribute to network security?

In what scenario would a real-time operating system (RTOS) be used?

What does an intrusion detection system (IDS) do in a security architecture?

What is a key benefit of using a software-defined wide area network (SD-WAN)?