Cybersecurity Quiz

An 'Internal SOC' is described as:

• An external agency managing the organization's cybersecurity

• A third-party service for cybersecurity

• A facility within the organization, staffed by employees, dedicated to cybersecurity

• A global cybersecurity coalition

In cyber leadership, 'Trust' enhances operations by:

• Encouraging secrecy in operations

• Foundation for effective collaboration and sharing sensitive information

• Discouraging transparency and open communication

• Having no significant impact on operations

The role of 'Information Assurance (IA)' in SOC management is to:

• Ensure proper implementation of security controls against cyber threats

• Focus solely on marketing cybersecurity measures

• Deal exclusively with employee cyber awareness training

• Manage the cybersecurity product development life cycle

The relationship between 'Communication' and cyber leadership entails:

• Communication being unnecessary

• Effective communication due to the complexity and evolving nature of cyber threats

• Communication limited to issuing orders

• Communicating solely in technical jargon

'Resilience' in cyber leadership mainly

• Physical endurance of the cyber team

• Ability to maintain morale and motivation despite cyber threats

• Financial resilience of the organization

• Durability of cybersecurity software against attacks

Threat Intelligence in SOC responsibilities is important for:

• Guiding the actions of the SOC with information from various sources

• Organizing team-building activities for SOC members

• Managing the SOC's budget and financial resources

• Designing cybersecurity products

Which is NOT part of the NIST's four phases of incident response?

• Preparation

• Detection and analysis

• Threat elimination

• Containment, eradication, and recovery

'Innovation' is essential in cyber leadership within the QAF because:

• Cyber threats and technology are constantly evolving

• It involves sticking to traditional methods

• It is irrelevant as cyber threats never change

• It only concerns innovating new cybersecurity products

A 'Co-managed SOC' represents:

• A combination of internal and external cybersecurity services

• A SOC managed solely by external parties without internal oversight

• An entirely internally managed SOC without external input

• A SOC focused on co-worker social media monitoring

SOC's Information Security Compliance ensures the organization:

• Complies with laws and sector standards like PCI DSS

• Focuses on physical security enhancements

• Prioritizes employee satisfaction over compliance

• Engages in competitive analysis against other SOCs