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Security Controls 1.1
What are the 4 types of security ...,
Technical controls,
Managerial controls
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The CIA Triad 1.2
What does cia stand for,
Confidentiality,
Integrity
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Non-Repudiation 1.2
Non repudiation is akin to what,
Proof of integrity,
What is a hash and what is it use...
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Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting 1.2
Is the act of proving who you are...,
Is based on your identification a...,
Is keeping track of resources lik...
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Gap Analysis 1.2
Is the process of seeing how your...
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Zero Trust 1.2
Is the approach to security where...,
Zero trust is implemented by usin...,
Separates the network into differ...
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Deception and Disruption 1.2
A attracts attackers and allows y...,
A combines multiple honey pots to...,
A is a file with fake information...
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Change Management 1.3
Is the formal process of making a...,
Is used to determine the risk of ...,
A environment can be used to test...
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Technical Change Management 1.3
The change management team is in ...,
A technician might be asked to ma...,
In an allow list everything is un...
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Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) 1.4
Refers to the processes and proce...,
In encryption the same key used t...,
In encryption two different keys ...
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Encrypting Data 1.4
Means data that is currently bein...,
Encryption encrypts the whole sto...,
And encryption encrypts a large p...
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Key Exchange 1.4
Allows you to share an encryption...,
Sends the key over the internet u...
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Encryption Technologies 1.4
Tpm,
Hsm,
A stores all of your organization...
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Obfuscation
Is the process of making somethin...,
Is a steganographic process where...,
Is the process of hiding some of ...
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Hashing and Digital Signatures 1.4
A represents data as a short stri...,
A occurs when two hashes are the ...,
Adding to a hash is when you add ...
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Blockchain Technology 1.4
A is commonly referred to as a di...
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Certificates 1.4
A binds a public key with a digit...,
Is the standard format for a digi...,
The is an inherently trusted comp...
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Threat Actors 2.1
A is the entity responsible for a...,
An threat actor comes from inside...,
An threat actor comes from outsid...
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Threat Vectors 2.2
A is the method used by an attack...,
A vector involves the use of emai...,
An uses an image to initiate an a...
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Phishing 2.2
Tricks users into giving informat...,
When an attacker modifies the url...,
When an attacker is straight up l...
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Impersonation 2.2
The trap before the attack is cal...,
In simple terms is someone preten...,
To protect yourself from imperson...
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Watering Hole Attack 2.2
A involves the attacker infecting...
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Other Social Engineering Attacks 2.2
Is used to create confusion or ch...,
Is when an attacker impersonates ...
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Memory Injections 2.3
Is a type of attack where malicio...,
Can occur when the injected malwa...,
One of the most common forms of m...
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Buffer Overflows 2.3
A occurs when an attacker writes ...
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Race Conditions
A attack is when
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Malicious Updates
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Operating System Vulnerabilities 2.3
For windows os updates are releas...,
Before applying any updates or pa...
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SQL Injection 2.3
A attack is when an attacker puts...,
Is when the code that queries a d...
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Cross-Site Scripting 2.3
Otherwise known as xss occurs whe...,
A xss attack allows scripts to be...,
A attack involves the attacker po...
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Hardware Vulnerabilities 2.3
Devices typically do not have an ...,
The software inside of hardware t...,
The only entity that can update f...
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Virtualization Vulnerabilities 2.3
A attack occurs when an attacker ...,
A hypervisor will share resources...
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Cloud Specific Vulnerabilities 2.3
An attacker might try to disable ...,
Remote code execution,
Authentication bypass
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Supply Chain Vulnerabilities 2.3
In a supply chain attack are targ...,
Example of a supply chain attack ...
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Misconfiguration Vulnerabilities 2.3
A very common misconfiguration so...,
Allows an attacker to have full c...,
Best practice involves direct acc...
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Mobile Device Vulnerabilities 2.3
Installing custom firmware on an ...,
Installing apps outside the scope...
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Zero Day Vulnerabilities 2.3
A has no immediate fix as it s an...
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