Question 1

Surrounding a building with a moat is a good way to prevent all but the most serious individuals from attempting to gain access.

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A moat is a physical barrier that can make it difficult for individuals to get close to a building, especially if it is deep and/or filled with water. The presence of a moat can also act as a deterrent for potential intruders, as it signals that the building is well-protected and may have other security measures in place. However, it is important to note that a moat is not foolproof and determined individuals may still find ways to breach the barrier.

Question 2

Inexpensive video cameras may be used for ____ facial recognition.&#10;A) biological&#10;B) synthetic&#10;C) biometric&#10;D) digital

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Inexpensive video cameras may be used for biometric facial recognition. Biometric facial recognition uses a person's unique physical characteristics, such as facial features, to identify them. Inexpensive video cameras can capture an individual's face and then compare it to a database of known faces to identify the person.

Question 3

An integrated IDS appliance combines the tap and analysis software all in one device.

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An integrated IDS appliance combines the physical tap with the analysis software in a single device, thereby simplifying implementation and management while also decreasing latency.

Question 4

Iris scanning uses patterns in the iris to generate a biometric ____.&#10;A) synthesis&#10;B) template&#10;C) token&#10;D) methodology

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Iris scanning creates a template based on the unique patterns in the iris, which is then used as a form of biometric authentication.

Question 5

A(n) ____ is an unsecure network that operates between the public Internet and the private LAN.&#10;A) DMC&#10;B) DMZ&#10;C) DML&#10;D) HDZ

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A DMZ (demilitarized zone) is a network that is connected to both the public Internet and the private LAN, but is separate from both. It is designed to provide a layer of security between the Internet and the LAN, and typically contains servers that are publicly accessible, such as web servers, email servers, and FTP servers. The network is unsecure because it is exposed to the public Internet, but it is separated from the private LAN by a firewall, which can control access between the two networks. Option A (DMC) and Option C (DML) are not commonly used networking terms, and Option D (HDZ) is not a valid term in the context of networking.

Question 6

Just running a RAID Level 5 system means your data are completely safe.

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While RAID Level 5 provides some level of data protection, it is not foolproof. A single drive failure can cause data loss or corruption, and the array may not be able to fully rebuild itself if another drive fails during the rebuild process. It is always recommended to have offsite backups in addition to RAID for complete data protection.

Question 7

Windows into a secure area may need to be _____________________ to obscure the view through them while at the same time allowing the area to be monitored.

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Question 8

____ includes the techniques and physical barriers used to protect computers and information from attacks that do not originate electronically.&#10;A) Physical security&#10;B) Network security&#10;C) Virtual security&#10;D) Intermediate security

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Physical security includes locks, access controls, surveillance cameras, and other measures that physically restrict access to computers and information. Network security and virtual security, on the other hand, focus on protecting against electronic attacks such as viruses, hacking, and malware. Intermediate security is not a recognized term in the field of cybersecurity.

Question 9

RAID Level ____ Disk Mirroring is used to make an exact copy of data on two drives.&#10;A) 1&#10;B) 2&#10;C) 3&#10;D) 4

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RAID Level 1, also known as disk mirroring, creates an exact copy of data on two drives. This provides data redundancy and improves data access times since data can be read from either drive.

Question 10

A ____ is an entryway into a secure area that contains two doors.&#10;A) caltrap&#10;B) moat&#10;C) manbreak&#10;D) mantrap

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A mantrap is a security mechanism designed to control access to a secure area. It consists of two interlocking doors or gates, such that one door cannot be opened until the other is closed. This prevents unauthorized individuals from entering the secure area by following closely behind an authorized person. Choices A, B, and C are not relevant to a secure entryway with two doors.

Question 11

Wireless networks can be found easily while driving around a neighborhood with a wireless laptop in your car in a technique called ____.&#10;A) wan whacking&#10;B) war stalking&#10;C) war driving&#10;D) wireless warring

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Question 12

_____________________ involves the process of identifying a user to a computer.

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Question 13

Iris scanners are more invasive than retinal scanners.

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Question 14

____ is concerned with understanding what a person is saying.&#10;A) Voice recognition&#10;B) Voice authentication&#10;C) Voice processing&#10;D) Voice translation

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Question 15

____ is concerned with understanding who is doing the talking.&#10;A) Voice recognition&#10;B) Voice analysis&#10;C) Voice reproduction&#10;D) Voice authentication

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Question 16

Hand ____________________ readers are biometric devices used to capture the unique characteristics of a human hand.

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Question 17

Hard drives that can be removed and connected to a running system are called ____ hard drives.&#10;A) cold swappable&#10;B) warm pluggable&#10;C) hot swappable&#10;D) warm releasable

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Question 18

While nothing can prevent a lost connection due to an unplugged cable, the use of multi-homed computers means that two cables would have to be unplugged at the same time.

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Question 19

____________________ scanning uses patterns in the blood vessels of the retina at the back of the eye.

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Question 20

Bandwidth ____________________ is where anyone with a wireless device can connect to the unsecure wireless network and use its bandwidth for free.

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Question 21

Discuss handwriting authentication.

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Question 22

Describe an Intrusion Detection System.

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Question 23

What are biometric devices?

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Question 24

Describe the types of doors and locks that should be used to secure an area.

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Question 25

Describe a physical security plan.

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Question 26

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: The ability of a computer or a computer network to keep operating in the event of a hardware failure&#10;The ability of a computer or a computer network to keep operating in the event of a hardware failure&#10;The ability of a computer or a computer network to keep operating in the event of a hardware failure&#10;The ability of a computer or a computer network to keep operating in the event of a hardware failure&#10;The ability of a computer or a computer network to keep operating in the event of a hardware failure&#10;Can be used to combine the bandwidth of two network adapters&#10;Can be used to combine the bandwidth of two network adapters&#10;Can be used to combine the bandwidth of two network adapters&#10;Can be used to combine the bandwidth of two network adapters&#10;Can be used to combine the bandwidth of two network adapters&#10;Computers with two network adapters&#10;Computers with two network adapters&#10;Computers with two network adapters&#10;Computers with two network adapters&#10;Computers with two network adapters&#10;The process of making a server more secure by turning off un-necessary protocols and services, applying up-to-date patches, and securing the applications that run on the server&#10;The process of making a server more secure by turning off un-necessary protocols and services, applying up-to-date patches, and securing the applications that run on the server&#10;The process of making a server more secure by turning off un-necessary protocols and services, applying up-to-date patches, and securing the applications that run on the server&#10;The process of making a server more secure by turning off un-necessary protocols and services, applying up-to-date patches, and securing the applications that run on the server&#10;The process of making a server more secure by turning off un-necessary protocols and services, applying up-to-date patches, and securing the applications that run on the server&#10;A combination of hardware and software that is used to detect malicious traffic on a network, such as a denial of service attack, worms, and network-based exploits&#10;A combination of hardware and software that is used to detect malicious traffic on a network, such as a denial of service attack, worms, and network-based exploits&#10;A combination of hardware and software that is used to detect malicious traffic on a network, such as a denial of service attack, worms, and network-based exploits&#10;A combination of hardware and software that is used to detect malicious traffic on a network, such as a denial of service attack, worms, and network-based exploits&#10;A combination of hardware and software that is used to detect malicious traffic on a network, such as a denial of service attack, worms, and network-based exploits

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The Answer of Hardening and Intrusion Detection System and Fault is...

Deck 22: Security Hardware