Chapter 01 introduction to security
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This document contains 8 questions about information security concepts from a chapter on security introductions. The questions cover topics like the three main goals of information security being confidentiality, integrity and availability; implementing nonrepudiation to prove who sent emails; the A in CIA standing for availability; removable storage posing the greatest risk to confidentiality of data; and examples of physical controls like ID cards. The questions are multiple choice and have answers ranging from letters A to D.
Chapter 01 introduction to security
- 1. Questions & Answers Chapter 1 - Introduction to Security Prowse (2012) 8 Questions Muhammad Jazman, S.Kom.,MInfoSys [email protected] http://sif.uin-suska.ac.id/
- 2. Question 1 In information security, what are the three main goals? (Select the three best answers.) A. Auditing B. Integrity C. Nonrepudiation D. Confidentiality E. Risk Assessment F. Availability
- 3. Question 2 To protect against malicious attacks, what should you think like? A. Hacker B. Network admin C. Spoofer D. Auditor
- 4. Question 3 Tom sends out many e-mails containing secure information to other companies. What concept should be implemented to prove that Tom did indeed send the e-mails? A. Authenticity B. Nonrepudiation C. Confidentiality D. Integrity
- 5. Question 4 Which of the following does the A in CIA stand for when it comes to IT security? Select the best answer. A. Accountability B. Assessment C. Availability D. Auditing
- 6. Question 5 Which of the following is the greatest risk when it comes to removable storage? A. Integrity of data B. Availability of data C. Confidentiality of data D. Accountability of data
- 7. Question 6 When it comes to information security, what is the I in CIA? A. Insurrection B. Information C. Indigestion D. Integrity
- 8. Question 7 You are developing a security plan for your organization. Which of the following is an example of a physical control? A. Password B. DRP C. ID card D. Encryption
- 9. Question 8 When is a system completely secure? A. When it is updated B. When it is assessed for vulnerabilities C. When all anomalies have been removed D. Never