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CDS 348 Final Exam | Questions with Verified Answers One of the more commonly seen and most easily avoided incidents is the "blank" attack, where employees are bombarded with numerous attempts to convince them to activate a link embedded in an e-mail or respond to a request for communications wi...

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One of the more commonly seen and most easily avoided incidents is the "blank"
attack, where employees are bombarded with numerous attempts to convince them to
activate a link embedded in an e-mail or respond to a request for communications with
an unknown outside party, often masquerading as a known entity
Phishing

a staffed control room where key security technologies, networks, and critical systems
are monitored for incidents is known as a(n)
security operations center

if an intruder can blank a device, then no electronic protection can deter the loss of
information
physical access

A(n) blank may signal an adverse event is under way and provide a notification of an
incident candidate
Indicator

blank is the organized research and investigation of Internet addresses owned or
controlled by a target organization
footprinting

a series of steps that follow the stages of a cyberattack from early reconnaissance to
the exfiltration of data is known as the blank
cyber kill chain

A(n) blank may signal an incident that could occur in the future
Precursor

the theft of organizational data, either physically or by extraction through the owners'
networks is called data blank
exfiltration

NIST SP 800-61, Rev. 1 provides a five category classification scheme for a network-
based incidents that includes each of these except
all of these are NIST incident classification

a set of software functionalities with capabilities that different clients can reuse for
different purposes is called a(n) blank
service

, which of the following is not a "probable indicator" of an incident
presence or execution of unknown programs or processes

the failure of a technical control to react to the intended stimulus so that it goes
unreported is called a blank
false negative

gathering information on and identifying network assets is known as fingerprinting
true

the most common detection of ransomware is via a message to a user that they have
been locked out of their computer system, and that their files and data have been
encrypted
true

the most common detection of denial of service attack is a message to a user that they
have been locked out of their computer system, and that their files and data have been
encrypted
false

software designed to penetrate security controls, identify valuable content, and then
encrypt files and data in order to extort payment for the key needed to unlock the
encryption is known as blackmail
false

an example of a possible indicator is if a business partner or another connected
organization reports an attack from your computing system
false

an indicator is an activity in progress that may signal an incident could occur in the
future
false

only those with advanced technical skills within a certain set of hardware and software
can manually detect signs of a(n) blank through reviews of logs, systems performance,
user feedback, and system processes and tasks
intrusion

the use of IDPS sensors and analysis systems can be quite complex. One very
common approach is to use an open source software program called blank running on a
UNIX or Linux system that can be managed and queried from a desktop computer using
a client interface
snort

which is the most important factor when selecting a SIEM solution

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