MTA Security Fundamentals Ch1 Review

_________ is defined as the consistency, accuracy, and validity of data or information.

The process of eliminating a risk by choosing not to engage in an action or activity is _____?

A security discipline that requires no more privilege than what is necessary for the job is ?

A method used to gain access to data, systems, or networks, through misrepresentation.

An action or occurrence that could result in the breach, outage, or corruption of a system is?

The external perimeter consists of any buildings on the premises.

To ensure your data has not been modified during transmission you could use a/an ________.

The internal perimeter includes driveways, parking lots, and any location green space.

_______ represents the core goals of an information security program.

The probability that an event will occur is generally known as a/an_________?

Strong encryption, strong authentication, and stringent access controls support ________.

Once measures are taken to minimize the effect of an event, what remains, ?

What is the process of identifying, assessing, and prioritizing threats to your network called?

Secure areas are locations within the building that have additional access restrictions.

Taking the steps to reduce the likelihood or impact of a risk is called ________.

Defense in Depth is a multilayered approach to physical security.

A _________ provides a formal mechanism for documenting the risks in your management program.

A resource that is accessible to a user, or computer system when required, is an example of?

What technology introduced with Windows 7 can be used to protect data on mobile devices.

A physical or logical device used to capture keystrokes is called a ________?

AAA can be used to effectively ensure the integrity of information.

Knowing the different external, internal and secure area technologies will ensure test success.

The best defense against a software keylogger is _________.

A set of methods and avenues an attacker can use to enter a system and cause damage.

Keeping information, networks, and systems secure from unauthorized access is called _______.