CIA:DAD
Integrity:_________
What is Alteration?
A standardized identifier for a known cybersecurity vulnerability.
What is a CVE?
These are implemented to reduce or mitigate risk.
What are controls?
This is an example of data protected by FERPA.
What are grades?
This assessment identifies weaknesses without attempting to exploit them.
What is a vulnerability assessment?
This ensures that users are granted only the rights to perform actions required by their job.
What is the principle of least privilege?
Hardware, software, data, and people can all fall into this category when they have value to an organization.
What are assets?
This establishes how a system is set up right now, including hardware, software, and settings.
What is the current configuration?
Customer Social Security numbers and employee medical information would generally fall into this information classification.
What is protected or private information?
This type of testing attempts to exploit identified weaknesses.
What is penetration testing?
This scoring system identifies the severity of a vulnerability.
What is CVSS?
An employee falls for a phishing email. Identify the exploit.
What is social engineering?
This resource is used to graphically document system configurations.
What are network/system diagrams?
An organization's product brochures or testimonials generally fall into this information classification.
What is public information?
This rudimentary assessment tool tests whether a network device is 'up'.
What is PING?
What are residual risks?
An employee falls for a phishing email. Identify the vulnerability.
What is lack of employee training or awareness?
This process sets and maintains an approved, known state for systems and devices.
What is configuration management?
These are two types of intrusion detection systems.
What are host based and network based?
A vulnerability scanner reports that a server may be vulnerable to a known exploit. What has the analyst identified: a confirmed successful exploit or a potential vulnerability?
What is a potential vulnerability?
This set of 18 controls and 153 safeguards is used to reduce/mitigate risk.
What are the CIS Controls?
This is a weakness that can be exploited.
What is a vulnerability?
This process controls an documents modifications to systems so that changes don't introduce new risk.
What is change management?
This is an example of data subject to PCI DSS.
What is credit card information?
This penetration testing software combines exploits and payloads to test vulnerable systems. We used it in lab.
What is Metasploit?