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Comptia Security +: Domain2 Compliance And Organization Security

Subjects : certifications, comptia-security-+, it-skills

Instructions:

Answer 47 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. When collecting evidence - the 'state' of a crime scene should not be modified. This includes both...
the data and memory on the system
lightning rods
Hard drive
The process of seizing - accessing - storing - or transferring digital evidence should be fully documented and made available for review - Only copies of evidence should be manipulated or analyzed whenever possible - Any investigation and analysis p

2. Educating users about the ___________ should be part of any user security training package.
as well as security consultants
well documented paper records
eradicate any causes of the incident
legitimate use of system accounts

3. When any incident is detected - _____________ is not onsidered a best practice in order to maintain security.
shutting down the affected system
Water - Soda acid
Volatility - Susceptible to tampering
Chain of custody

4. Necessary when handling digital evidence in order for it to be admissible in court?
Memory
It must be handled properly
eradicate any causes of the incident
Risk management

5. The process of writing information to the security log is known as...
as well as security consultants
Incident response policy
Cold site
Logging

6. Once an incident has been contained it will be necessary to...
Warm site
eradicate any causes of the incident
Security policy
Preset lock

7. An effective disaster recovery plan for a small company could be as simple as...
eradicate any causes of the incident
physical surveillance methods
as well as security consultants
a regular backup strategy

8. The process of keeping track of all individuals that have accessed the evidence is referred to as...
Chain of custody
Incident response policy
Argon
Loss of power - Tornado - Terrorism - Hijacking

9. Represents that an organization is responsibly managing it's data and security
Natural - External - Human induced accidents - Armed conflict
Logging
due care
Loss of power - Tornado - Terrorism - Hijacking

10. Which process is responsible for recovery of data - and the preservation of digital evidence?
lightning rods
Cold site
Warm site
Computer forensics

11. Locks that use a physical lock and key
Preset lock
physical surveillance methods
Cold site
Chain of custody

12. The accuracy of biometric security systems is dependent in large part on the...
One
accuracy of the information maintained by the security department
Piggybacking
a regular backup strategy

13. Example of the concept of a reciprocal backup agreement?
the data and memory on the system
legitimate use of system accounts
An agreement between two companies to store each others data
accuracy of the information maintained by the security department

14. Ventilation can be considered a category of...
running programs that modify files
technical access control
as well as security consultants
Natural - External - Human induced accidents - Armed conflict

15. The forensic investigators should avoid _____________ where potential evidence is concerned.
technical access control
running programs that modify files
Warm site
incident response policy

16. A general statement produced by senior management and the technology department to dictate what security means to the organization?
Hard drive
Security policy
Cable trap
due care

17. The use of __________ should be evaluated when considering natural disaster safeguards.
physical surveillance methods
high in cost - and hard to implement
Loss of power - Tornado - Terrorism - Hijacking
lightning rods

18. A characteristic of Digital evidence
lightning rods
well documented paper records
shutting down the affected system
Volatility - Susceptible to tampering

19. Biometric security systems are...
lightning rods
high in cost - and hard to implement
Security policy
The process of seizing - accessing - storing - or transferring digital evidence should be fully documented and made available for review - Only copies of evidence should be manipulated or analyzed whenever possible - Any investigation and analysis p

20. The practice of an unauthorized individual gaining access to a facility by following closely behind an authorized employee is known as...
Incident response policy
Loss of power - Tornado - Terrorism - Hijacking
Computer forensics
Piggybacking

21. System security scans should be performed by in-house staff...
technical access control
as well as security consultants
Hot site
Security policy

22. When choosing a site that will be used for storage it is important ________ the environment found at the site used for your daily operations.
not to duplicate
eradicate any causes of the incident
a regular backup strategy
Incident response policy

23. Disasters can be broadly classified into these categories...
running programs that modify files
Natural - External - Human induced accidents - Armed conflict
a regular backup strategy
Risk management

24. Digital signatures enable forensic specialists to...
Preset lock
Security policy
incident response policy
validate the authenticity of their evidence

25. The recommended fire suppression method for an electrical fire
Argon
accuracy of the information maintained by the security department
eradicate any causes of the incident
legitimate use of system accounts

26. Which door lock type is considered most secure?
due care
technical access control
Security policy
Biometric lock

27. It is extremely important to have your disaster recovery plan including __________ stored in a safe place.
Cable trap
well documented paper records
technical access control
Biometric lock

28. A lock that covers the expansion slots on computer devices
Slot lock
Security policy
Chain of custody
legitimate use of system accounts

29. Important principles governing the collection - preservation - and access of digital data.
Loss of power - Tornado - Terrorism - Hijacking
The process of seizing - accessing - storing - or transferring digital evidence should be fully documented and made available for review - Only copies of evidence should be manipulated or analyzed whenever possible - Any investigation and analysis p
well documented paper records
Biometric lock

30. This represents a backup site that is partially configured with some equipment
One
The process of seizing - accessing - storing - or transferring digital evidence should be fully documented and made available for review - Only copies of evidence should be manipulated or analyzed whenever possible - Any investigation and analysis p
Warm site
Piggybacking

31. Addresses the use of computer equipment and network resources for use that is non-beneficial to the company
Hot site
high in cost - and hard to implement
The process of seizing - accessing - storing - or transferring digital evidence should be fully documented and made available for review - Only copies of evidence should be manipulated or analyzed whenever possible - Any investigation and analysis p
Acceptable use policy

32. This identifies a policy that addresses how to deal with a security incident after that incident has happened?
Incident response policy
technical access control
Device lock
Piggybacking

33. This identifies a device lock that prevents unauthorized removal of cables from computer devices?
Chain of custody
technical access control
Cable trap
Loss of power - Tornado - Terrorism - Hijacking

34. With respect to the volatility of evidence - the least volatile area of the system.
Water - Soda acid
Hard drive
not to duplicate
high in cost - and hard to implement

35. The process of identifying assets - determining their value - and then determining possible threats to those assets is referred to as...
One
a regular backup strategy
Acceptable use policy
Risk management

36. Recommended fire suppression methods for common combustibles
One
Incident response policy
Chain of custody
Water - Soda acid

37. A lock that secures computer hardware and network devices?
Device lock
Slot lock
Hard drive
Preset lock

38. Examples of events that could be classified as potential threats to your network
the data and memory on the system
physical surveillance methods
Loss of power - Tornado - Terrorism - Hijacking
Preset lock

39. Which choice represents the most expensive solution for an alternative backup site?
a regular backup strategy
high in cost - and hard to implement
Warm site
Hot site

40. When access to services or resources are organized by using rules - which access control model is being used?
Loss of power - Tornado - Terrorism - Hijacking
Biometric lock
validate the authenticity of their evidence
RBAC

41. With respect to the volatility of evidence - represents the most volatile area of the system?
Logging
Memory
It must be handled properly
Preset lock

42. The least expensive solution for an alternative backup site?
Warm site
Cold site
not to duplicate
Risk management

43. A backup site that contains only basic computing environments such as wiring - ventilation - and flooring.
Cold site
as well as security consultants
Preset lock
RBAC

44. The process of distributing tasks among a number of individuals in order to minimize the effect of employee attrition while also creating a manageable learning curve for new employees is known as...
physical surveillance methods
delegating
validate the authenticity of their evidence
An agreement between two companies to store each others data

45. An intrusion detection system is considered an integral part of an...
Argon
Incident response policy
incident response policy
as well as security consultants

46. A security guard is instrumental in deploying...
Hot site
Piggybacking
technical access control
physical surveillance methods

47. An ideal facility would have a secure perimeter and secure access points. What is the recommended number of access points?
One
Water - Soda acid
Slot lock
legitimate use of system accounts