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Answer 30 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
Don't refresh. All questions and answers are randomly picked and ordered every time you load a test.
This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. What is the Cisco Self-Defending Network?
1. Categorize severity of a security breach 2. Preliminary (high-level) risk assessment
Qualitative mathematically models the probability and severity of a risk while Quantitative uses a scenario model (better for big deployments)
Consists of a collection of security solutions to identify - prevent and adapt to emerging threats.
Analyze inline traffic for malicious activity. IPS can drop offending traffic - instruct appliances to block specific host - send alerts etc.
2. What are the components of a Security Policy?
Application that provides AAA funtionality
Qualitative mathematically models the probability and severity of a risk while Quantitative uses a scenario model (better for big deployments)
An application used to configure security features on a variety of IOS-based routers - ASA 5500 - PIX 500 - IPS 4200 - Catalyst 6500 through a graphical interface. Also provides a centralized policy and inter-operates with Cisco ACS.
3. SDLC: Disposition
Monitors security devices and applications: Uses event correlation to collect events from multiple devices - reducing the number of false positives - Identified appropriate mitigation strategies - Uses Cisco NetFlow technology to more readily identif
Integrated - Collaborative - Adaptive
1. Information preservation 2. Media sanitation 3. Hardware and software disposal
Risk Management: keeping damange to a minimum - Risk Avoidance: preventing risk from occuring
4. What is 'Operations Security?'
1. Hot site: completely redundant site 2. Warm site: similar - but outdated equipment 3. Cold site: network needs to be built from scratch
1. Formalized risk assessment 2. Security functional requirements 3. Security assurance/legal requirements 4. Cost considerations 5. Security planning (security controls in use) 6. Design and development of security controls 7. Basic testing
An attempt to secure hardware - software - and various media while investigating anomalous network behavior.
5. What is MARS?
Monitors security devices and applications: Uses event correlation to collect events from multiple devices - reducing the number of false positives - Identified appropriate mitigation strategies - Uses Cisco NetFlow technology to more readily identif
1. Hot site: completely redundant site 2. Warm site: similar - but outdated equipment 3. Cold site: network needs to be built from scratch
1. Initiation 2. Acquisition and development 3. Implementation 4. Operations and maintenance 5. Disposition
Module that goes in a Catalyst 6500 or similar to provide firewall services between VLANs.
6. SDLC: Implementation
Security Device Manager provides GUI for configuring security features (e.g. IPS - IPSec site-site VPN - firewall features)
An attempt to secure hardware - software - and various media while investigating anomalous network behavior.
1. Inspection of security system 2. System integration 3. Security certification 4. Security accreditation
Cisco PIX 500 series of security appliances offer firewall and VPN-termination features.
7. SDLC Initiation Phase
An application used to configure security features on a variety of IOS-based routers - ASA 5500 - PIX 500 - IPS 4200 - Catalyst 6500 through a graphical interface. Also provides a centralized policy and inter-operates with Cisco ACS.
Consists of a collection of security solutions to identify - prevent and adapt to emerging threats.
1. Categorize severity of a security breach 2. Preliminary (high-level) risk assessment
Application that provides AAA funtionality
8. Cisco Security Products: ASA 5500
1. Configuration management and control 2. Continuous monitoring
Cisco 5500 Adaptive Security Appliances (ASA) offers a wide variety of security solutions such as firewall - IPS - VPN - anti-spyware - antivirus - and anti-phishing.
Application that provides IPS services on a host.
Application that provides AAA funtionality
9. What are the 4 Operations Security Recommendations
1. Relocating operations to another facility while the original facility is under repair 2. Using alternative forms of internal and external communication
Module that goes in a Catalyst 6500 or similar to provide firewall services between VLANs.
1. Separate duties (dual operator - two-man control) 2. Rotate duties (allows peer review) 3. System failure preparation (Trusted recovery) 4. Multiple personnel oversee configuration changes to anticipate issues
10. Cisco Security Products: IOS Router
Cisco PIX 500 series of security appliances offer firewall and VPN-termination features.
Many Cisco IOS routers can be configured with Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) - virtual private network (VPN) and firewall features.
1. Non-disaster: Brief interruption 2. Disaster: Interruption 1-7 days 3. Catastrophe: Move to alternative site - all resources destroyed.
Security Device Manager provides GUI for configuring security features (e.g. IPS - IPSec site-site VPN - firewall features)
11. What are two types of risk mitigation
1. Separate duties (dual operator - two-man control) 2. Rotate duties (allows peer review) 3. System failure preparation (Trusted recovery) 4. Multiple personnel oversee configuration changes to anticipate issues
Application that provides AAA funtionality
Risk Management: keeping damange to a minimum - Risk Avoidance: preventing risk from occuring
12. SDLC Acquisition and Development Phase
1. Relocating operations to another facility while the original facility is under repair 2. Using alternative forms of internal and external communication
Host-based Intrusion Prevention System (HIPS) - Example Cisco Security Agent
1. Formalized risk assessment 2. Security functional requirements 3. Security assurance/legal requirements 4. Cost considerations 5. Security planning (security controls in use) 6. Design and development of security controls 7. Basic testing
Cisco 5500 Adaptive Security Appliances (ASA) offers a wide variety of security solutions such as firewall - IPS - VPN - anti-spyware - antivirus - and anti-phishing.
13. What are the 3 phases of disaster recovery?
1. Inspection of security system 2. System integration 3. Security certification 4. Security accreditation
An application used to configure security features on a variety of IOS-based routers - ASA 5500 - PIX 500 - IPS 4200 - Catalyst 6500 through a graphical interface. Also provides a centralized policy and inter-operates with Cisco ACS.
1. Categorize severity of a security breach 2. Preliminary (high-level) risk assessment
1. Emergency Response 2. Recovery 3. Return to Normal Operations
14. What are the 3 types of backup sites?
Qualitative mathematically models the probability and severity of a risk while Quantitative uses a scenario model (better for big deployments)
Many Cisco IOS routers can be configured with Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) - virtual private network (VPN) and firewall features.
1. Hot site: completely redundant site 2. Warm site: similar - but outdated equipment 3. Cold site: network needs to be built from scratch
Integrated - Collaborative - Adaptive
15. Cisco Security Products: HIPS
1. Initiation 2. Acquisition and development 3. Implementation 4. Operations and maintenance 5. Disposition
ALE = Monetary value to justify expense of security solutions AV = total cost of an asset EF = % representing percentage of loss that an asset experiences ARO = How many times per year a threat occurs
Host-based Intrusion Prevention System (HIPS) - Example Cisco Security Agent
Application that provides IPS services on a host.
16. What are two primary goals of business continuity planning?
Risk Management: keeping damange to a minimum - Risk Avoidance: preventing risk from occuring
1. Inspection of security system 2. System integration 3. Security certification 4. Security accreditation
1. Separate duties (dual operator - two-man control) 2. Rotate duties (allows peer review) 3. System failure preparation (Trusted recovery) 4. Multiple personnel oversee configuration changes to anticipate issues
1. Relocating operations to another facility while the original facility is under repair 2. Using alternative forms of internal and external communication
17. What are the components (hierarchy) of the Cisco Self-Defending Network?
Many Cisco IOS routers can be configured with Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) - virtual private network (VPN) and firewall features.
Cisco 5500 Adaptive Security Appliances (ASA) offers a wide variety of security solutions such as firewall - IPS - VPN - anti-spyware - antivirus - and anti-phishing.
ALE = Monetary value to justify expense of security solutions AV = total cost of an asset EF = % representing percentage of loss that an asset experiences ARO = How many times per year a threat occurs
18. What is the Cisco Security Manager?
Host-based Intrusion Prevention System (HIPS) - Example Cisco Security Agent
1. Inspection of security system 2. System integration 3. Security certification 4. Security accreditation
An application used to configure security features on a variety of IOS-based routers - ASA 5500 - PIX 500 - IPS 4200 - Catalyst 6500 through a graphical interface. Also provides a centralized policy and inter-operates with Cisco ACS.
Analyze inline traffic for malicious activity. IPS can drop offending traffic - instruct appliances to block specific host - send alerts etc.
19. Cisco Security Products: PIX 500
Cisco PIX 500 series of security appliances offer firewall and VPN-termination features.
Host-based Intrusion Prevention System (HIPS) - Example Cisco Security Agent
1. Inspection of security system 2. System integration 3. Security certification 4. Security accreditation
1. Relocating operations to another facility while the original facility is under repair 2. Using alternative forms of internal and external communication
20. Cisco Security Products: Cisco Security Agent (CSA)
An application used to configure security features on a variety of IOS-based routers - ASA 5500 - PIX 500 - IPS 4200 - Catalyst 6500 through a graphical interface. Also provides a centralized policy and inter-operates with Cisco ACS.
Application that provides IPS services on a host.
1. Categorize severity of a security breach 2. Preliminary (high-level) risk assessment
1. Initiation 2. Acquisition and development 3. Implementation 4. Operations and maintenance 5. Disposition
21. Cisco Security Products: Cisco Secure Access Control Server (ACS)
1. Information preservation 2. Media sanitation 3. Hardware and software disposal
Application that provides AAA funtionality
22. What are the characteristics of the Cisco Self-Defending Network?
1. Configuration management and control 2. Continuous monitoring
Integrated - Collaborative - Adaptive
Monitors security devices and applications: Uses event correlation to collect events from multiple devices - reducing the number of false positives - Identified appropriate mitigation strategies - Uses Cisco NetFlow technology to more readily identif
1. Non-disaster: Brief interruption 2. Disaster: Interruption 1-7 days 3. Catastrophe: Move to alternative site - all resources destroyed.
23. What is the ALE and how is it calculated?
1. Separate duties (dual operator - two-man control) 2. Rotate duties (allows peer review) 3. System failure preparation (Trusted recovery) 4. Multiple personnel oversee configuration changes to anticipate issues
Risk Management: keeping damange to a minimum - Risk Avoidance: preventing risk from occuring
1. Relocating operations to another facility while the original facility is under repair 2. Using alternative forms of internal and external communication
ALE = Monetary value to justify expense of security solutions AV = total cost of an asset EF = % representing percentage of loss that an asset experiences ARO = How many times per year a threat occurs
24. Cisco Security Products: SDM
Security Device Manager provides GUI for configuring security features (e.g. IPS - IPSec site-site VPN - firewall features)
1. Emergency Response 2. Recovery 3. Return to Normal Operations
Integrated - Collaborative - Adaptive
Analyze inline traffic for malicious activity. IPS can drop offending traffic - instruct appliances to block specific host - send alerts etc.
25. SDLC: Operations and Maintenance Phase
1. Hot site: completely redundant site 2. Warm site: similar - but outdated equipment 3. Cold site: network needs to be built from scratch
1. Configuration management and control 2. Continuous monitoring
Monitors security devices and applications: Uses event correlation to collect events from multiple devices - reducing the number of false positives - Identified appropriate mitigation strategies - Uses Cisco NetFlow technology to more readily identif
Many Cisco IOS routers can be configured with Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) - virtual private network (VPN) and firewall features.
26. What are the 5 phases of the System Development Life Cycle (SDLC)?
An application used to configure security features on a variety of IOS-based routers - ASA 5500 - PIX 500 - IPS 4200 - Catalyst 6500 through a graphical interface. Also provides a centralized policy and inter-operates with Cisco ACS.
Security Device Manager provides GUI for configuring security features (e.g. IPS - IPSec site-site VPN - firewall features)
1. Initiation 2. Acquisition and development 3. Implementation 4. Operations and maintenance 5. Disposition
Integrated - Collaborative - Adaptive
27. What is the difference between a Qualitative analysis and a Quantitative Analysis
Qualitative mathematically models the probability and severity of a risk while Quantitative uses a scenario model (better for big deployments)
Security Device Manager provides GUI for configuring security features (e.g. IPS - IPSec site-site VPN - firewall features)
1. Formalized risk assessment 2. Security functional requirements 3. Security assurance/legal requirements 4. Cost considerations 5. Security planning (security controls in use) 6. Design and development of security controls 7. Basic testing
1. Configuration management and control 2. Continuous monitoring
28. What are the 3 classifications of disruptions?
1. Non-disaster: Brief interruption 2. Disaster: Interruption 1-7 days 3. Catastrophe: Move to alternative site - all resources destroyed.
Security Device Manager provides GUI for configuring security features (e.g. IPS - IPSec site-site VPN - firewall features)
Analyze inline traffic for malicious activity. IPS can drop offending traffic - instruct appliances to block specific host - send alerts etc.
29. Cisco Security Products: Firewall Services Module (FWSM)
Application that provides IPS services on a host.
Cisco PIX 500 series of security appliances offer firewall and VPN-termination features.
Module that goes in a Catalyst 6500 or similar to provide firewall services between VLANs.
30. Cisco Security Products: 4200 Series IPS
1. Categorize severity of a security breach 2. Preliminary (high-level) risk assessment
Analyze inline traffic for malicious activity. IPS can drop offending traffic - instruct appliances to block specific host - send alerts etc.
Many Cisco IOS routers can be configured with Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) - virtual private network (VPN) and firewall features.