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25 Cards in this Set
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what is considered physical security?
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Considers protecting your assets and information from unauthorized persons
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What does operational security cover?
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Covers computers, networks, and communications systems.
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What do management and policies provide?
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Provides guidance, rules, and procedures for implementing a security environment.
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What do administrative policies cover?
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Covers guidelines and expectations for upgrades, monitoring, backups, and audits.
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What does DRP stand for?
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Disaster recovery plan.
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What does information policies cover?
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Various aspects of information security, including access classifications, marking and storage, and the transmission and destruction of sensitive information.
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What does security policies cover?
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configuration of systems and networks, including the installation of software, hardware, and network connections.
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what does usage policies cover?
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How information and resources are used
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What does user management policies cover?
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The various actions that must occur in the normal course of employee activities.
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What does access control define?
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How users and systems communicate and in what manner.
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What could MAC stand for?
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Media access control, Mandatory access control, and Message authentication code.
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What is Discretionary Access Control?
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A model that allows the owner of a resource to establish privileges to the information they own.
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What does ACL cover?
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identifies the users who have authorization to access to certain information.
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What could RBAC stand for?
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Role-based access control, Rule-based access control.
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What does biometrics use?
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Physical characteristics to identify the user.
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What does CHAP stand for?
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Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol.
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When is authentication considered multi-factor?
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When two or more access methods are included as part of the authentication process.
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What is mutual authentication?
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When two or more parties authenticate each other
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What does PAP stand for?
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Password Authentication Protocol.
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What is a smart card?
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A card that gives you access to resources.
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What is the goal of confidentiality?
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To prevent or minimize unauthorized access to and disclosure of data and information.
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What is the goal of integrity?
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Making sure that data being worked with is the correct data.
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What is the goal of availability?
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To protect data and prevent it's loss.
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What are the four most common security zones?
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Internet, Intranet, Extranet, and Demilitarized zone.
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What does ISP stand for?
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Internet Service Provider
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