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SEC FUND CHAPTER 1
SEC FUND CHAPTER 1
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Jake hack a website to promote a political statement what is Jake in this scenario
CyberTerrorist
Hactivist
Nation state actor
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This is a multi-year intrusion campaign that targets highly sensitive economic/proprietary national security information
Hactivist Campaign
Advanced Persistent Threat (APT)
CyberTerrorism
Nation State Actor
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what is the Attack Vector in the scenario
(go through the fence hole)
Theft of scooter
Stolen Scooter
4
What is this a picture of
Types of information protection
Information Security Layers
How information is transfered
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These are standards that all companies that process, store, or transmit credit/debit card information must follow
HIPAA
OSI
GLBA
PCI DSS
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Bob was going to ride his bike, but he knew their is a risk that he will fall off so he put on a helmet.
AVOID
MITIGATE
ACCEPT
TRANSFER
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Bob saw that the DS was checking for contraband so he puts it in his friends pocket so he would not get in trouble.
Accept
Avoid
Mitigate
Transfer
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A situation that involves exposure to some type of danger.
Attack Vector
Risk
Threat Vector
Threat
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A Script Kiddie is an individual who wants to attack computers and has the knowledge and expertise to do so.
False
True
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These individuals launch an attack against an opponents system to steal classified information
Script Kiddies
Organized Crime
Competitors
Vigilantes
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Because of this LAW Jim's Bank has to send him updates about the policies
GLBA
PCI DSS
SARBOX
HIPAA
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This is an attacker who uses ideological reasons as a basis for an attack
Atheist
Hactivist
Anarchist
Threat Actor
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If security increases convenience also increase
False
True
14
Jessie stole Julie's info's and started pretending to be her what did Jessie commit?
Grand Theft Auto
Identity Theft
Money Theft
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What is Cyber terrorism not designed to do?
Provoke violence
Result in Financial Catastrophe
Make a Statement
Cause Panic
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Bob the risk of going down the hill and breaking a bone was to high so he decided not to do it. What example is this of?
AVOID
ACCEPT
TRANSFER
MITIGATE
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Bob knew he was not going to make the team so he didn't practice what risk response is this an example of
Accept
Transfer
Mitigate
Avoid
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Simplicity is described as making a secure system simple from the outside but complex from the inside.
False
True
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Sue knows that her credit card information used on Amazon.com will be kept secure. Which protection is she trusting in?
AVAILABILITY
CONFIDENTIALITY
AUTHENTICATION
INTEGRITY
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What is the fence hole in the scenario
Asset
Threat
vulnerability
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This is the act of stealing another person's information such as their social security number.
Flattery
Personal Data Theft
Identity Theft
Impersonation
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A series of irregular accounting procedures caused Enron Corporation to declare bankruptcy. What law protection is this?
SARBOX
PCI-DSS
GLBA
HIPPA
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Information Security does all except
Maintaining productivity
Avoiding the legal consequences of not securing information
Preventing data theft
Helping Cyber Terrorism
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Confidentiality is to ensure only the approved individuals have access to the information.
True
False
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A vulnerability is a flaw or weakness that allows a threat or agent to bypass security.
True
False
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A Threat Vector is a flaw or weakness that allows a threat or agent to bypass security
False
True
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John makes his layers different so it is harder for the hacker to breach what security fundamental was used?
Obscurity
Limiting
Diversity
Layering
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This is defined as reducing the threat against information by ensuring only those who must use data are granted access.
Limiting
Obscurity
Mitigating
Diversity
29
Alex was able to hack jenny computer even though Alex is not good at hacking he used an automated software called what?
script kiddie
open-source information
windows
Open-Source Intelligence
30
Paul found a vulnerability instead of telling the company he sold it to a government what is Paul in this scenario
Organized Crime
Broker
National State Actor
Competitor
31
Daenerys is an admin for google.com. She uses proxy servers and NAT to hide her IP address. This protection falls under?
LAYERING
OBSCURITY
LIMITING
SIMPLICITY
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This act requires banks/financial institutions to alert customers of their policies and practices
GLBA
SARBOX
OSHA
HIPAA
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Pizza hut saw that Papa John's had a secret sauce so they hack their systems to steal the information what is Pizza hut?
Competitors
Organized Crime
Broker
34
An attacker tries to take down a water plant. He chose this target because it will cause panic. What type of attacker?
CYBER CRIMINAL
CYBER TERRORIST
HACKER
HACTIVIST
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These form the security around the data. (i.e. door locks, network security equipment)
Policies and Procedures
Products
Standard Operating Procedures
People
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This is an item that has value (House, Car, Software, Info contained on a computer)
Vulnerability
Liability
Asset
Product
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What is the Thief in the scenario
Attack Vector
Threat
Threat Actor
Asset
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These are the 4 Risk Response Techniques
Accept, Transfer, Confront, Reduce
Encryption, Decryption, Plaintext, Cleartext
Layering, Limiting, Diversity, Obscurity
Accept, Transfer, Avoid, Mitigate
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Bob was trying to increase his security by making the inside simple, but the outside complex. What fundamental is used
SIMPLICITY
DIVERSITY
LIMITING
LAYERING
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Bob is a Doctor and revealed his patients info what law did Bob break.
GLBA
SARBOX
HIPAA
Doctor shut up law
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The following are the 3 types of Information Protection
Encryption, Cryptography, Confidentiality
Integrity, Obscurity, Availability
Confidentiality, Integrity, Authentication
Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability
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This is an attacker commissioned by the government to attack enemy information systems.
Script Toddlers
Nation State Actor
Script Kiddies
Hactivist
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This is the act of stealing proprietary business information
Financial Data Theft
Corporate Data Theft
Enterprise Data Theft
Business Data Theft
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Diversity is described as making each layer different to ensure that breaching 1 layer does not compromise whole system
False
True
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This term best describes automated hacking software (scripts) downloaded from websites that are used by Script Kiddies
Sarbox
Closed-Source Intelligence
Open-Source Intelligence
Wide-Angle Intelligence
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Layering is also called the Defense-in-Depth approach and is provides the most comprehensive protection
True
False
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To accept risk is to acknowledge that it is there but take no steps to address
True
False
48
what is the risk in the scenario
Stolen Scooter
Theft of scooter
(go through the fence hole)
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Widespread Vulnerability, Configuration Issues, Poorly Designed Software, and Hardware Limitations are reasons for?
Successful Security Attacks
Nation State Actors
Risk Response Techniques
Policies and Procedures
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This is a premeditated/politically motivated attack designed to cause panic, provoke violence, and financial catastrophe
Political Terrorism
Global Terrorism
CyberTerrorism
Occupy Wall Street