Protect Ya Neck (Obj 1)
This attack exploits a user's trust for a website & may be mitigated by disabling JavaScript.
What is XSS?
These third-party organizations offer remote IT management.
What are MSPs?
Along with PGP, this protocol is common solution for email security.
What is S/MIME?
This concept generalizes the behavior of threat actors.
What is TTP?
This exec is responsible for managing & implementing computer & data technologies.
Who is the CIO?
These threat-actors are often funded by nation-states.
What are APTs?
A hypervisor uses local hardware to run these functional computers.
What are VMs?
This protocol permits an organization to enable a standard way of attaching a digital signature to outgoing data.
What is DKIM?
Developed by DARPA, this protocol allows network devices to communicate data transmission errors.
What is ICMP?
This defines what is & is not permitted when utilizing an organization's resources & equipment.
What is an AUP?
This attack exploits the trust relationship between a browser & web application.
What is XSRF (or CSRF)?
This process evaluates hardware & software to ensure that performance & security are not negatively affected.
What is QA?
This IPSec protocol ensures data integrity, non-repudiation, & replay protection.
What is an AH?
This type of traffic offers insights into various VoIP records, including metadata.
What is SIP?
This measurement is the product of exposure factor & asset value.
What is SLE?
This exploit tricks a vulnerable server into acting as a proxy.
What is SSRF?
This device produces, & transmits digital versions of, physical documents, along with other communication services.
What is an MFP?
This network computer provides services supporting distant clients.
What is RAS?
Cisco Systems developed this tunneling protocol that serves a variety of other network layer protocols over an IP network.
What is GRE?
This is the process of performing a risk assessment on tasks & processes instead of assets.
What is BIA?
This NIST-led effort seeks to standardize the means to define & discuss security-related issues.
What is SCAP?
This concept covers everything from an identity claim & proof of ID to log review to ensure compliance & security.
What is AAA?
In most modern systems, BIOS has been replaced by this.
What is UEFI?
This report is created during the Lessons Learned phase of the IR process & includes update & improvement info.
What is a CAR?
This thorough assessment of a quantification process typically includes a special experiment to test its accuracy.
What is an MSA?