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34問 • 2年前
  • Myra Mortal
    • 通報

    問題一覧

  • 1

    is a broader concept that encompasses not only the security aspects

    information assurance

  • 2

    key aspects of it information assurance

    security management risk management business continuity compliance incident response

  • 3

    The planning, implementation, and monitoring of security measures to protect information assets.

    security management

  • 4

    Identifying, assessing, and managing risks to ensure the continuity and reliability of information.

    risk management

  • 5

    Ensuring that information security practices align with relevant laws, regulations, and industry standards.

    compliance

  • 6

    Planning and implementing strategies to maintain critical business functions during and after disruptions.

    business continuity

  • 7

    Developing and implementing procedures to respond to and recover from security incidents.

    incident response

  • 8

    information security are built 3 objectives

    confidentiality integrity availability

  • 9

    means information is not disclosed to unauthorized individuals, entities, and processes.

    confidentiality

  • 10

    means maintaining accuracy and completeness of data. This means data cannot be edited in an unauthorized way

    integrity

  • 11

    Ensuring that information is available and accessible to authorized users when need

    availability

  • 12

    referred to as cybersecurity, is the practice of protecting information from unauthorized access, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction.

    information security

  • 13

    2 principles that governs information security programs

    non-repudiation authenticity

  • 14

    means one party cannot deny receiving a message

    non-repudiation

  • 15

    means verifying that users are who they say they are and that each input arriving at the destination is from a trusted source

    authenticity

  • 16

    Types of Cyber Attacks to Know

    1. DoS and DDoS 2. Social Engineering Attacks 3. DNS Spoofing 4. Man in the Middle Attack 5. Password Cracking 6. SQL Injection 7. Insider Threats 8. IoT Based Attacks 9. Malware

  • 17

    originates from a single source and aims to overwhelm a network or server.

    DoS attack

  • 18

    is a more intricate form of a DoS attack.

    DDoS attack

  • 19

    groups of computers all acting together

    botnets

  • 20

    means that the client is unable to process the request

    408 request timeout

  • 21

    This refers to a general server-side error.

    500 Internal Server Error

  • 22

    This error means that there’s something wrong with the server connection

    502 bad gateway

  • 23

    tells us that the server is currently offline

    503 service unavailable

  • 24

    refers to servers side error

    504 gateway timeout

  • 25

    , persuasion and observation to deceive and manipulate people so they reveal personal information about themselves, which can be used for fraudulent purposes.

    engineering attacks

  • 26

    essentially an online deception

    social engineering attacks

  • 27

    social engineering examples

    baiting diversion theft honeytrap phishing pretexting AI and deepfakes

  • 28

    involves luring potential targets

    baiting

  • 29

    targets are conned into rerouting the destination

    diversion theft

  • 30

    attackers seduce their targets

    honeytrap

  • 31

    typically the sending of fraudulent

    phishing

  • 32

    also know as voice phishing

    vishing

  • 33

    pose as someone’s friends or colleagues t

    spear phishing

  • 34

    type of cyber attack exploits mobile devices

    smishing

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    Myra Mortal · 6問 · 2年前

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    6問 • 2年前
    Myra Mortal

    問題一覧

  • 1

    is a broader concept that encompasses not only the security aspects

    information assurance

  • 2

    key aspects of it information assurance

    security management risk management business continuity compliance incident response

  • 3

    The planning, implementation, and monitoring of security measures to protect information assets.

    security management

  • 4

    Identifying, assessing, and managing risks to ensure the continuity and reliability of information.

    risk management

  • 5

    Ensuring that information security practices align with relevant laws, regulations, and industry standards.

    compliance

  • 6

    Planning and implementing strategies to maintain critical business functions during and after disruptions.

    business continuity

  • 7

    Developing and implementing procedures to respond to and recover from security incidents.

    incident response

  • 8

    information security are built 3 objectives

    confidentiality integrity availability

  • 9

    means information is not disclosed to unauthorized individuals, entities, and processes.

    confidentiality

  • 10

    means maintaining accuracy and completeness of data. This means data cannot be edited in an unauthorized way

    integrity

  • 11

    Ensuring that information is available and accessible to authorized users when need

    availability

  • 12

    referred to as cybersecurity, is the practice of protecting information from unauthorized access, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction.

    information security

  • 13

    2 principles that governs information security programs

    non-repudiation authenticity

  • 14

    means one party cannot deny receiving a message

    non-repudiation

  • 15

    means verifying that users are who they say they are and that each input arriving at the destination is from a trusted source

    authenticity

  • 16

    Types of Cyber Attacks to Know

    1. DoS and DDoS 2. Social Engineering Attacks 3. DNS Spoofing 4. Man in the Middle Attack 5. Password Cracking 6. SQL Injection 7. Insider Threats 8. IoT Based Attacks 9. Malware

  • 17

    originates from a single source and aims to overwhelm a network or server.

    DoS attack

  • 18

    is a more intricate form of a DoS attack.

    DDoS attack

  • 19

    groups of computers all acting together

    botnets

  • 20

    means that the client is unable to process the request

    408 request timeout

  • 21

    This refers to a general server-side error.

    500 Internal Server Error

  • 22

    This error means that there’s something wrong with the server connection

    502 bad gateway

  • 23

    tells us that the server is currently offline

    503 service unavailable

  • 24

    refers to servers side error

    504 gateway timeout

  • 25

    , persuasion and observation to deceive and manipulate people so they reveal personal information about themselves, which can be used for fraudulent purposes.

    engineering attacks

  • 26

    essentially an online deception

    social engineering attacks

  • 27

    social engineering examples

    baiting diversion theft honeytrap phishing pretexting AI and deepfakes

  • 28

    involves luring potential targets

    baiting

  • 29

    targets are conned into rerouting the destination

    diversion theft

  • 30

    attackers seduce their targets

    honeytrap

  • 31

    typically the sending of fraudulent

    phishing

  • 32

    also know as voice phishing

    vishing

  • 33

    pose as someone’s friends or colleagues t

    spear phishing

  • 34

    type of cyber attack exploits mobile devices

    smishing