Software
This Linux bootloader is used to manage options and choose an OS in a multi-boot system.
What is GRUB?
This service uses TCP port 3389.
What is Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)?
This device will not protect you from a blackout, but will provide protection from a power spike.
What is a surge protector?
This term is used when users are required to present at least two (if not more) types of authentication.
What is Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)?
This document specifies procedures for dealing with potential hazardous materials.
What is a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?
This is where Linux systems store inactive RAM content on a hard drive when RAM space is low.
What is a swap file?
This RAID level uses striping with parity.
What is RAID level 5?
This battery type has a chemical makeup that is safe for disposal in landfills and does not need to be recycled?
What are alkaline batteries?
This malware type may be transmitted via email and must be executed by the customer in order to do damage.
What is a virus?
This language type is executed line-by-line and does not require a compiler.
What is a scripting language?
This feature included in macOS is used to manage windows and desktops with F3 or gestures.
What is Mission Control?
This drive partition scheme has a maximum partition size of 2TB.
What is Master Boot Record (MBR)?
This is the common name for ACPI power state S4.
What is Hibernate?
This is a concept of cybersecurity goals that encompass availability, integrity and confidentiality.
What is the CIA Triad?
This workplace policy identifies how work resources may be used and consequences for misuse of those resources.
What is an Acceptable Use Policy?
This file is launched by WinLoad.exe and is the core of the Windows operating system.
What is NTOSKERNL.EXE?
This is used to compare hashes of passwords on a system against a list of potential passwords.
What is a rainbow table?
This the most cost-effective and reliable, albeit slow, backup media.
What is a magnetic tape drive?
If you have BitLocker available on your system, these two things are required to enable it (by default).
What are a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) and at least two volumes?
This Windows utility is used to create .ps1 cmdlets.
What is PowerShell ISE?
This Windows utility creates and manages dynamic disks.
What is Storage Spaces?
This Windows CLI command is used to verify activity on the PC and displays all active TCP connections on the device.
What is netstat?
This hard drive partition scheme requires UEFI instead of traditional BIOS be used.
What is GPT (Globally Unique Identifier Partition Table)?
This open standard is used in enterprise and large network environments to provide authentication for wireless networks.
What is RADIUS?
This combination allows a Windows 10 or 11 user to reboot into troubleshooting options such as Safe Mode.
What is the Shift key + Restart option in the power menu?