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Cyber Security Course Questions and Answers Rated A+ Threats are... ...unwanted actions potentially harming assets. Vulnerabilities are... ...weaknesses in any safeguard for cyber assets. The likelihood of a threat is... ...the possibility that it may arise. The consequence...

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Cyber Security Course Questions and
Answers Rated A+

Threats are... - answer...unwanted actions potentially harming assets.

Vulnerabilities are... - answer...weaknesses in any safeguard for cyber assets.

The likelihood of a threat is... - answer...the possibility that it may arise.

The consequence of a threat is... - answer...the worst-case outcome of a threat.

According to NIST 800-50, education is... - answer...any course/material that provides
employees the necessary decision-making and management skills to improve
promotional ability and mobility.

According to NIST 800-50, training is... - answer...any course/material to provide
employees the necessary skills to perform their job functions.

According to NIST 800-50, awareness is... - answer...any orientation brief/material that
informs and reminds employees of their security responsibilities and management's
expectations.

The benefits of Privacy Impact Assessments are... - answer...project compliance with
laws, reflection of community values in designs, reduction of future costs, achievement
of project goals, promotion of awareness, and ERM.

The risks of Privacy Impact Assessments are... - answer...non-compliance with laws,
loss of credibility with impacted entities, reputational damage, additional costs, and
inadequate solutions.

Types of IP and their definitions. - answerTrademark - symbol, word, logo.

Registered trademark - registration with a national authority.

Nice Classification (NCL) - Goods are 1-34, Services 35-45. An international
classification of goods and services.

Patent - exlusive rights to make/sell invention, but must be public.

Copyright - lawful right to control the dissemination of content.

, Trade Secrets - proprietary information that is confidential and protected assuming
owner takes security precautions.

NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) - answerIDENTIFY - PROTECT - DETECT -
RESPOND - RECOVER

Typical roles and responsibilities across an organisation - answerBoard of Directors →
Executive Committee → ISM/CSM → Cyber Security Practitioners → External
Specialists

Cyber Security Triad - answerConfidentiality - only disclose information to those with
appropriate clearance, approval, and NTK

Integrity - info only created, modified, destroyed, or managed through authorised means

Availability - information may be readily accessed

The definitions for Governance, Risk Management & Compliance - answerGovernance:
Management and oversight at the organisational level

Risk management: Process of identifying and managing risk to acceptable levels

Compliance: demonstrating adherence to set of requirements

the difference between risk tolerance and risk appetite - answerRisk tolerance: what an
organisation willing to bear on a case-by-case basis after all treatment options have
been considered and applied

Risk appetite: level of risk that an organisation willing to pursue or retain to meet its
strategic objectives

the logical order of the Risk Management and Process (ISO 31000) - answerContext
establishment → risk identification → risk analysis → risk evaluated → risk treatment →
monitoring and review

identify and list the attributes of cyber attacks - answerOrigin (internal/external), history
(similar threats), capability (skill of attacker), profile (general behaviour), intent
(adversarial/accidental/environmental), motivation (to targe org.), focus (how
determined, what resources)

Types of malicious software, especially APTs, and ransomware - answerAPTs -
conducted by skilled and motivated adversary using variety of different methods, e.g.,
social engineering, theft of sensitive data or IP, technical attacks through software,
persistence

Virus - infection of host file or program

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