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Cybersecurity Concepts
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Ensuring that access to information is restricted only to users, processes, or devices that are authorized.
Confidentiality
Integrity
Defense in Depth
Availability
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Charles checks the company flash drives in a monitored facility to check that the information has not been altered.
Defense in Depth
Integrity
Availability
Confidentiality
3
Rain's business relies on constant email communication to communicate with her clients.
Availability
Keep it Simple
Defense in Depth
Integrity
4
Establishing different ways to stay connected in the system and escalating privileges.
Availability
Adversarial Thinking
Defense in Depth
Keep it Simple
5
Reducing the ways software can be exploited by closing unneeded ports and reducing the amount of code running.
Keep it Simple
Defense in Depth
Availability
Integrity
6
It is good to log into a computer as a regular user instead of an administrator to mitigate damage if virus is present.
Keep it Simple
Availability
Defense in Depth
Integrity
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The ability to connect devices such as keyboards, monitors, USB devices, and network cables to the Raspberry Pi.
Confidentiality
Keep it Simple
Availability
Defense in Depth
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Ensuring reliable access to the information by authorized users, processes, or devices.
Confidentiality
Integrity
Defense in Depth
Availability
9
Jason emailed sensitive company information to a customer in another country. The message was checked to be a true copy.
Defense in Depth
Adversarial Thinking
Confidentiality
Integrity
10
The gaining of "unauthorized access"
Confidentiality
Adversarial Thinking
Integrity
Defense in Depth
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Sending emails so that no one can read it except for the intended recipient.
Confidentiality
Integrity
Availability
Keep it Simple
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The less complicated something is, the less likely it is to have problems
Availability
Confidentiality
Keep it Simple
Integrity
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When leaving a system, taking steps to make it too difficult to trace an attack back to the culprit.
Availability
Confidentiality
Adversarial Thinking
Defense in Dept
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Having strong passwords, antivirus software installed, and a firewall on your computer is an example of which concept?
Keep it Simple
Adversarial Thinking
Defense in Depth
Availability
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Ensuring that information is a true and accurate representation of data.
Confidentiality
Integrity
Availability
Keep it Simple
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Using multiple layers of defenses for protecting information.
Adversarial Thinking
Defense in Depth
Availability
Integrity
17
The statement "complexity is the enemy of security" supports which concept?
Confidentiality
Integrity
Keep it Simple
Adversarial Thinking
18
Jake opened an email that said he won $5,000 and he ended up being tricked into downloading a virus.
Confidentiality
Integrity
Adversarial Thinking
Keep it Simple
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Gathering publicly accessible information, searching social media, and focused online searches.
Adversarial Thinking
Availability
Confidentiality
Integrity
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In order to ensure the secrecy of the data, the company has a rule to use only private servers to compute/modify data.
Integrity
Defense in Depth
Confidentiality
Adversarial Thinking