What is Zero Trust in cybersecurity?

An approach that assumes all Device and Network are untrusted

How is phishing typically performed?

By sending emails or messages pretending to be from legitimate sources

What is an Intrusion Detection System (IDS)?

A process to detect all malicious activity

A type of malware that encrypts files in systems and demands payment

What is a zero-day attack?

An attack that exploits previously unknown vulnerabilities in software

Which of the following is NOT a component of Microsoft Defender for Endpoint?

Cloud-based customer relationship management

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1
What is Zero Trust in cybersecurity?
A approach that trusts all users and devices within a network perimeter
A method that relies on strong encryption alone to protect sensitive data
An approach that assumes all Device and Network are untrusted
A strategy that focuses solely on perimeter defense mechanisms
2
How is phishing typically performed?
By conducting security audits
By deploying antivirus software
By encrypting sensitive information
By sending emails or messages pretending to be from legitimate sources
3
What is an Intrusion Detection System (IDS)?
A hardware device for encrypting network traffic
A software tool used for creating secure passwords
All of the above
A process to detect all malicious activity
4
In MDE, Which of the following actions can be controlled using RBAC rules?
Managing alert and incident tabs
Configuring AV rules
All of the above
Creating device groups
5
Which of the following is a basic security principle?
Open Access
Least Privilege
Public Disclosure
Shared Passwords
6
What is ransomware?
A type of malware that encrypts files in systems and demands payment
Software designed to enhance computer performance
A technique for monitoring network traffic
A tool used for securely storing passwords
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What is a zero-day attack?
An attack that targets only computers with zero antivirus protection
An attack that exploits previously unknown vulnerabilities in software
An attack that occurs on the first day of a new cybersecurity protocol
An attack that occurs at midnight in a specific time zone
8
What is the purpose of antivirus (AV) rules in Microsoft Defender for Endpoint?
To manage device groups
To control who can take which actions in the platform
To configure antivirus rules
To manage alerts and incidents
9
Which of the following is NOT a component of Microsoft Defender for Endpoint?
Endpoint detection and response
Threat and vulnerability management
Cloud-based customer relationship management
Automated investigation and remediation
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What does ASR stand for in the context of computing and technology?
Application Server Runtime
Attack Surface Reduction
Automatic Speech Recognition
Automated System Recovery

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