Cybersecurity Quiz

What are the three components of the CIA Triad in cybersecurity?

• Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability

• Confidentiality, Integrity, Accessibility

• Confidentiality, Information, Availability

• Confidentiality, Information, Accessibility

What does 'Confidentiality' in the CIA Triad ensure?

• That data is accessible at any time and anywhere to authorized users

• That only authorized users can view the information

• That the information is correct and reliable

• That data is encrypted during transmission

Which of the following is an example of 'Data in transit'?

• USB Flash Drive

• Data Entry

• VPN or SSL

• Data Backup

What is 'Data in process'?

• Data that is being transmitted between different locations

• Data that is stored on a storage device

• Data that is being collected and manipulated to produce meaningful information

• Data that is encrypted for security purposes

Which of the following is an example of 'Data at rest'?

• Sneakernet

• Data Backup

• Wireless Networks

• Data Entry

What are Technical Controls?

• Policies and procedures

• Firewalls, Encryption, and Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS)

• User training programs

• Physical security measures

What are Policy Controls?

• Firewalls and IDS

• Encryption methods

• AUP (Acceptable Use Policy), Remote Access Policies, and Network Maintenance Policies

• Physical barriers

Name the four US Government data sensitivity categories.

• Public, Private, Confidential, and Secret

• Top Secret, Secret, Confidential, and Restricted

• High, Medium, Low, and None

• Classified, Unclassified, Sensitive, and Public

What are the three factors of identification?

• Something you know, Something you have, and Something you are

• Something you see, Something you hear, and Something you feel

• Something you read, Something you write, and Something you speak

• Something you touch, Something you smell, and Something you taste

How are hashes and checksums related?

• Both are used to create short numeric values from a data item and sum the total to verify the integrity of the data.

• Hashes are used to encrypt data, while checksums are used to decrypt data.

• Hashes are used for data compression, while checksums are used for data expansion.

• Hashes and checksums are unrelated and serve different purposes.