Information Security Quiz
1-Formal models are most useful in situations where the confidentiality of the information decreases over time.
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2-Pick the false statement.
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· Because routers perform only a basic function, they are not vulnerable to attack. |
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· Routers inspect where information is going and sometimes from where it has come. |
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· Security devices installed on a router inspect IP addresses. |
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· A router is a device used to direct traffic throughout the network.
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3-Which of the following are integrity models. (Choose all that apply):
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· GPS mapping of access locations. |
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· Requiring digital signatures on documents. |
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· Use of Hamming Codes. |
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· Closing unused ports on network devices. |
4-Once a standard listening port is turned off, all the code that is used to run it is automatically deleted.
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5-Which of the following is NOT a goal of minimization?
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· To provide servers, services and network protocols in a manageable defense architecture. |
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· To produce a wide variety of policy rules. |
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· To reduce the cognitive complexity of the system for the defender. |
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· To present the smallest possible attack surface to an adversary
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6- Match the term to its definition.
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7-Which one of the following is an advantage of mathematical models:
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· Mathematical models permit infinite complexity. |
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· Mathematical models are clear and unambiguous. |
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· Mathematical models can address every predictable human variation and situation. |
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· Mathematical models are static and do not need revision over time. |
8- A host’s defense against an exploiter’s asymmetric advantage includes which of the following (Choose all that apply):
9-Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)
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· is a frustration strategy. |
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· is a detection strategy. |
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· is a recognition strategy. |
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· Uses data less restrictively and thus less expensively than Intrusion Detection Systems (IDSs). |
10-Integrity models are NOT useful for which ONE of the following:
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· Determining whether data has been corrupted in transmission. |
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· Determining whether unauthorized changes have been made to data. |
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· Assigning access controls to users for authorization to review and change data. |
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· Protecting confidential information from cross-contamination. |