SNMP Versions
Baseline
QoS
6 steps of incident response
100

SNMP stands for what?

Simple network management protocol

100

Describe a network baseline

A record of the network's normal operation state, possibly including a range of acceptable measurements

100

QoS stands for what?

Quality of Service
100

The first step in the incident response process is what?

Preparation

200

Which SNMP version introduced encryption?

SNMP v3

200

What is the importance of establishing a baseline?

the baseline will act as a starting or reference point and keep track of the project

200

Name a method used to implement QoS

Traffic shaping (Differentiated service, class of service) 

200

Describe the purpose of the containment step

When a team limits the damage caused by a security breach by isolating affected systems, preventing further damage

300

Describe the key difference between v1 and v3

v3 has security features, but v1 doesn't

300

How often should a network baseline be reviewed?

Monthly
300

Why is QoS important for VoIP applications?

It prevents packet loss and latency, and ensures good communication, especially on a voice call.

300

Describe the eradication step

The process of eliminating the root cause of a security breach. (Includes malware or malicious code)

400

What are the security features of SNMP v3?

Authentication, validation, and encryption

400

What tools can be used to establish a network baseline?

SNMP, Netflow, sFlow

400

What is the difference between traffic shaping and traffic policing?

Traffic shaping involves delaying less important traffic. Traffic policing involves limiting the volume flowing in and out and momentary throughput.

400

Why is the lessons learned step important?

It allows organizations to know what went wrong during a security incident and the cause, and make improvements so that similar incidents won't happen again

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