Ctech L3 Y2U3 Cyber Security ,Risk & Vulnerability Quiz

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Test your understanding of risk and vulnerability management.

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Ctech L3 Y2U3 Cyber Security ,Risk & Vulnerability Quiz


Ctech L3 Y2U3 Cyber Security ,Risk & Vulnerability QuizOnline version Test your understanding of risk and vulnerability management. by Muhammad Asif 1 Remediation methods include Patch Deployment, Manual Configuration, and Automated Tools. Yes No 2 The cost/benefits principle permits spending to exceed asset value for critical assets. Yes No 3 The IMMCA cycle includes Identify assets and risks. Yes No 4 Information/Data is not considered an asset category in this framework. Yes No 5 Vulnerability management excludes reporting and only focuses on fixes. Yes No 6 In the DPARRV cycle, remediation can occur before discovering vulnerabilities. Yes No 7 The IMMCA cycle's goal is to eliminate all risks immediately. Yes No 8 The Vulnerability Management Cycle (DPARRV) includes Discover vulnerabilities. Yes No 9 Assets are categorized into Hardware, Software, Communications Equipment, and Information/Data. Yes No 10 The cost/benefits principle states protection costs should not exceed the asset value. Yes No 11 Active vulnerability testing relies exclusively on monitoring traffic, not direct interactions. Yes No 12 NIDS monitors a single device, while HIDS monitors network traffic. Yes No 13 NIDS monitors network traffic while HIDS monitors a specific device. Yes No 14 IPS is an active security tool placed in-line and can block attacks in real-time. Yes No 15 IDS is primarily used to prevent intrusions in real time. Yes No 16 IPS can only drop malicious packets and cannot block traffic from the source. Yes No 17 IDS is a passive security tool designed to expose attempts to bypass controls. Yes No 18 Detection methods include both signature-based detection and statistical anomaly detection. Yes No 19 Physical security tests have no place in security testing. Yes No 20 IDS collects logs and generates alerts. Yes No 21 Data/software controls include encryption, firewalls, and anti-malware software. Yes No 22 Alarm systems protect data copies. Yes No 23 Biometric readers are an example of procedural controls. Yes No 24 Physical controls include biometric readers and security guards. Yes No 25 Patch management is a physical control. Yes No 26 Procedural controls include Password Protection Policy and Acceptable Use Policy. Yes No 27 Hardware controls include safes and cable locks. Yes No 28 Digital Signature Acceptance Policy is a hardware control. Yes No 29 Firewalls are hardware controls. Yes No 30 A Disaster Recovery Plan outlines steps to recover data and IT systems after a major incident. Yes No

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Ctech L3 Y2U3 Cyber Security ,Risk & Vulnerability QuizOnline version

by Muhammad Asif

Remediation methods include Patch Deployment, Manual Configuration, and Automated Tools.

The cost/benefits principle permits spending to exceed asset value for critical assets.

The IMMCA cycle includes Identify assets and risks.

Information/Data is not considered an asset category in this framework.

Vulnerability management excludes reporting and only focuses on fixes.

In the DPARRV cycle, remediation can occur before discovering vulnerabilities.

The IMMCA cycle's goal is to eliminate all risks immediately.

The Vulnerability Management Cycle (DPARRV) includes Discover vulnerabilities.

Assets are categorized into Hardware, Software, Communications Equipment, and Information/Data.

The cost/benefits principle states protection costs should not exceed the asset value.

Active vulnerability testing relies exclusively on monitoring traffic, not direct interactions.

NIDS monitors a single device, while HIDS monitors network traffic.

NIDS monitors network traffic while HIDS monitors a specific device.

IPS is an active security tool placed in-line and can block attacks in real-time.

IDS is primarily used to prevent intrusions in real time.

IPS can only drop malicious packets and cannot block traffic from the source.

IDS is a passive security tool designed to expose attempts to bypass controls.

Detection methods include both signature-based detection and statistical anomaly detection.

Physical security tests have no place in security testing.

IDS collects logs and generates alerts.

Data/software controls include encryption, firewalls, and anti-malware software.

Alarm systems protect data copies.

Biometric readers are an example of procedural controls.

Physical controls include biometric readers and security guards.

Patch management is a physical control.

Procedural controls include Password Protection Policy and Acceptable Use Policy.

Hardware controls include safes and cable locks.

Digital Signature Acceptance Policy is a hardware control.

Firewalls are hardware controls.

A Disaster Recovery Plan outlines steps to recover data and IT systems after a major incident.