CheckPoint Check Point Certified Security Principles Associate (CCSPA) - 156-110무료 덤프문제 풀어보기

A. Adversaries take advantage of a person's trust and goodwill.

B. Adversaries use anomalous traffic patterns as indicators of unusual activity. They will employ other methods, such as social engineering, to discover the cause of the noise.

C. Adversaries sort through trash to find information.

D. Seemingly, unimportant pieces of data may yield enough information to an adversary, for him to disseminate incorrect information and sound authoritative.

E. Adversaries use movement patterns as indicators of activity.

A. Doing nothing; no action taken to recover the technology

B. Reciprocal agreements with another organization

C. Delegating risk to another entity, such as an insurer

D. Manual procedures; alternative solution to technology available

E. Deferring action; action waiting until a later date

A. control who is allowed to view and modify information.

B. provide redundant systems and data backups.

C. set standards for acceptable media-storage devices.

D. are academic models not suitable for implementation.

E. are required standards in health care and banking.

A. IRC

B. PVP

C. SMTP

D. HTTP

E. FTP

A. Data hashes

B. Encryption

C. Redundant servers

D. Security by obscurity

E. Checksum

A. When new exploits and attacks are discovered

B. When new functional users join an organization

C. On the anniversary of the procedures' implementation

D. Whenever business processes are modified

E. Each time procedures are used

A. Access control lists on a router

B. Network intrusion-detection system

C. Personal firewall

D. Anti-virus software

E. Managed Security Gateway

A. that requires users to re-authenticate for every resource accessed

B. that stores user credentials locally, so that users need only authenticate the first time, a local machine is used

C. requiring the use of one-time passwords, so users authenticate only once, with a given set of credentials.

D. that allows users to authenticate once, and then uses tokens or other credentials to manage subsequent authentication attempts

E. that uses smart cards, hardware tokens, and biometrics to authenticate users; also known as three-factor authentication

A. Demilitarized Zone

B. Open Zone

C. Restricted Entry Zone

D. Public Entry Zone

E. Internet Zone