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W2.D1 Network Security

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1
What does the containment step in incident response involve?
Developing an incident response plan
Monitoring network traffic
Mitigating the impact of the incident
Conducting regular drills
2
Which of the following actions does NOT correspond to the detection principle in cyber defense?
Using firewalls and intrusion prevention systems
Implementing behavior analytics tools
Deploying advanced threat intelligence
Identifying anomalous behavior
3
Which of these security tools can block a user account?
DLP
SIEM
IDS
IPS
4
What does DLP stand for in cybersecurity?
Digital Lock Protection
Distributed Log Processing
Data Loss Prevention
Data Layer Protocol
5
What is another name for Stateless firewalls?
Web Application Firewalls
Packet-Filtering Firewalls
Application Firewalls
Stateful Firewalls
6
Which tool allows the identification of threats that have managed to bypass the initial security defenses?
EDR
DLP
Firewall
SIEM
7
Which element of threat prevention focuses on user education?
Signature-Based Detection
Anomaly-Based Detection
Security Awareness
Access Control
8
What are the core principles of cyberdefense?
Detection, Response, and Recovery
Prevention, Detection, and Response
Prevention, Monitoring, and Analysis
Monitoring, Analysis, and Response
9
Which of these servers is likely to be placed in a DMZ?
Web Server
Domain Controller
Database Server
File Server
10
Recovery is the last step of the incident response process.
True
False
11
What is the difference between IDS and IPS?
IDS operates outside the network, IPS operates inside
IDS detects and reports, IPS detects and prevents
IDS and IPS perform the same function
IDS blocks and prevent threats, IPS only monitors