Cyber Training Bootcamp Review

M6: What is a type of symmetric encryption?

M6: What can cause unintended availability issues regardless of whether there's a bad actor involved?

M2: What kind of Cyber Threat is the Russian Mafia and Lazarus Group?

M6: What maximizes data protection regardless of whether the it is in a public or private cloud, device, or in transit?

M6: Although unauthenticated scans will show weaknesses in your perimeter, what will they not show?

M7: Which Act applies to all publicly traded companies?

M7: Which of the following US Code Titles is specific to Active Duty US Military personnel?

M2: What is, "The overall methodology used by a threat actor to carry out an attack?"

M2: Which of the following can be targeted for a cyber attack?

M6: What are the two forms of vulnerability scans?

M2: What kind of management involves weighing the risk versus reward?

M7: What is any information relating to an identifiable person?

M2: China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran are examples of what kind of Cyber Threat?

M6: What is an example of Advanced Authentication?

M4: What are automatic processes that run at certain times or when certain conditions are met?

M6: What provides that information systems are configured to provide only essential capabilities?

M2: Many attacks are not against technology, but are more so towards what?

M2: Why was Purple Team created?

M8: What is a simulated cyber attack against your company to check the behavior of a specific type or class of attacker?

M2: What kind of Cyber Threat mostly buys kits such as Banking Trojans and Ransomware from others?

M6: Which list blocks applications that cannot be trusted?

M7: Who is a senior business stakeholder who is accountable for the quality of one or more data set?

M7: What type of data classification looks at other variables as indirect indicators of sensitive info?

M2: Which of the following is NOT an example of a Negligent Insider Threat

M3: What are the benefits of subnetting?

M6: Which Heuristic Analysis isolates the suspected file & allows the code to run in a sandbox to analyze its functions?

M7: Who is responsible for maintaining data on the IT infrastructure in accordance with requirements?

M4: What contains "security identifiers" that identify the user's account and a list of the privileges held by the user.

M5: Which of the following is an example of a Loop?

M5: What is the most common example of a Bytecode?

M9: Pieces of forensic data that identify potentially malicious activity on a system or network?

M6: What is an authentication mechanism that is used to verify user or host identity?

M6: What is a risk to immediate backups?

M4: What is a network or system that is not connected to another/ does not have any interaction with the outside world?

M7: Which type of data classification inspects and interprets files looking for sensitive information?

M4: What is used to enforce rules on the domain and local machine level?

M6: Which network topology is still commonly used?

M4: What is the management of the various life stages of a software or hardware product from cradle to grave?

M2: What kind of Cyber Threat can be the most dangerous?

M6: What is a disadvantage of offline backup/recovery solutions?

M2: What kind of Cyber Threat is "Spray and Pray?"

M6: What is a process for maintaining computer systems, servers, and software in a desired, consistent state?

M3: What type of command is used to test network connectivity to a specific IP address?

M7: What is information that a company wishes to keep confidential?

M6: What is an advantage of offline backup/recovery solutions?

M2: What is, "The specific methodology used to take advantage of a vulnerability?"

M6: What is a disadvantage of online managed backup/recovery solutions?

M6: What are the two types of encryption?

M7: Which Act applies to all financial product/service companies?

M4:What refers to the security features that control who can access resources in the operating system?

M6: Which method of encryption cracking involves trying every possible key?

M6: What is a list that allows only trusted applications to be accessed?

M5: Which language provides front-end processing for web pages and adds functionality?

M2: Which Cyber Security Team is mainly focused around detection and response?

M6: What allows vulnerability scanners to use privileged credentials to dig deeper into a network and detect threats?

M4: What day of the month does Windows usually send out patches?

M6: What is the virtualization of computers as complete hardware platforms?

M6: What is a method of detecting viruses by examining code for suspicious properties?

M7: Classify different types of information based on what?

M6: An access control where the OS/database limits the ability of a subject to access/perform an operation on an object

M3: How many layers does the OSI Model consist of?

M3: Which type of topology is flexible, scalable, and very commonly used?

M4: What is an example of a Cloud Service Delivery Model?

M7: Which of the following is a disaster recovery site?

M3: What is, " The sets of rules that allow devices to communicate across a network?"

M3: Which network security device is used to stop unauthorized access?

M8: What is a simulated cyber attack against your company to check for exploitable vulnerabilities?

M6: What is an OS-level virtualization method used to deploy & run apps without launching an entire VM for each app?

M6: What is an advantage of online managed backup/recovery solutions?

M5: How many language generations are there?

M4: What is the use of remote computers, networking, and storage across the internet?

M4: What are the four Cloud deployment models?

M2: What is, "An exploit for a vulnerability where there is no patch available yet?"

M4: In Windows, what does the Server Core remove to cut down on resource usage?

M6: What is granting a user or process the minimum amount of rights it needs to do its job?

M2: Which Cyber Security Team has the role of "Attack to Defend?"

M9: A multidisciplinary profession that focuses on identifying, investigating, and remediating network exploitation?

M5: Which language is procedural and simple?

M4 What is a database of user & computer information which allows the administration of network activity and user access

M6: What creates a simulated, or virtual, computing environment as opposed to a physical environment?

M5: Which language generation involves artificial intelligence and problem solving with constraints, not code.

M6: What is the process of using the Domain Name System to block malicious websites & filter out harmful content?

M3: What are the 3 IP Address Classes?

M7: Determining activities & resources critical to the continuity of operations during/after a disruption is part of a _

M4: What is Microsoft's flagship workstation operating system?

M9: What is a device or software application that monitors events/activities on a host or network?

M6: What can prevent the installation and launching of applications?

M7: Which Act applies to the Executive Branch (and contractors)?

M6: What kind of authentication involves using something you know and something you have?

M6: Which Heuristic Analysis examines the source code of a suspected file & compares it to a database for similarities?

M5: Which language governs how the web page looks?

M8: Which of the following is an example of a ports state?