Question 1

ID badges that can be detected by a proximity reader are often fitted with tiny radio ____ tags.&#10;A) wave&#10;B) pulse&#10;C) AFID&#10;D) RFID

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RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification, which is a technology that uses radio waves to identify objects with attached tags. These tags can be detected by proximity readers and are commonly used for identification purposes, such as with ID badges. AFID is not a commonly used term in the context of ID badges and proximity readers.

Question 2

A ____ can be inserted into the security slot of a portable device and rotated so that the cable lock is secured to the device, while a cable connected to the lock can then be secured to a desk or immobile object.

A) U-lock
B) safe lock
C) shield lock
D) cable lock

D

Accepted Answer

The description fits the definition of a cable lock perfectly, as it is a device that can be inserted into a security slot, secured to the portable device, and connected to an immobile object through a cable. Choices A, B, and C are not applicable as they do not relate to the given description.

Question 3

Data, once restricted to papers in the office filing cabinet, now flows freely both in and out of organizations, among employees, customers, contractors, and business partners.

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The statement accurately describes the current reality of data flow in organizations. Data is no longer restricted to physical filing cabinets but can be accessed and shared by various stakeholders within and outside the organization.

Question 4

A ____ is an independently rotating large cups affixed to the top of a fence prevent the hands of intruders from gripping the top of a fence to climb over it.&#10;A) bollard&#10;B) fence&#10;C) roller barrier&#10;D) top hat

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The given description matches the definition of a roller barrier, which refers to independently rotating cylindrical tubes or cups affixed to the top of a fence to prevent unauthorized access. Bollards are vertical posts used for physical protection, while a top hat is a type of headwear. A fence alone does not describe the specific feature mentioned in the question. Therefore, the best choice is C, roller barrier.

Question 5

A ____ is designed to separate a nonsecured area from a secured area.&#10;A) lockout&#10;B) mantrap&#10;C) closet&#10;D) pit

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A mantrap is specifically designed to control access between two areas, often with doors that only allow one person through at a time. This helps prevent unauthorized entry into secured areas. Lockouts are used to prevent accidental or unauthorized startup of machinery, closets are not designed for separation, and a pit is a depression or hole in the ground.

Question 6

Passive tags have ranges from about 1/3 inch to ____ feet.&#10;A) 12&#10;B) 15&#10;C) 19&#10;D) 25

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Question 7

In Microsoft Windows, a ____ is a collection of security configuration settings.&#10;A) security baseline&#10;B) security reference&#10;C) security summary&#10;D) security template

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A security template is a collection of security configuration settings that can be applied to a computer or domain to improve its overall security posture. Templates can be customized to fit specific security needs and can be applied to systems using Microsoft management tools such as Group Policy or Security Configuration Wizard. The other options (A, B, and C) are not commonly used terms for security configurations in Windows.

Question 8

Keyed entry locks are much more difficult to defeat than deadbolt locks.

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This statement is false. Deadbolt locks are typically more secure because they only have a single cylinder that can be locked from the outside, whereas keyed entry locks have a latch and a locking mechanism that can be manipulated or forced open more easily.

Question 9

Instead of using a key or entering a code to open a door, a user can display a ____ to identify herself.&#10;A) logical token&#10;B) physical sensor&#10;C) physical token&#10;D) hybrid sensor

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A physical token, such as an RFID card or key fob, can be used to identify a user and grant access to a door without the need for a key or code. Logical tokens, hybrid sensors, and physical sensors are not commonly used for this purpose.

Question 10

Cipher locks are the same as combination padlocks.

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Cipher locks (also known as electronic or digital locks) operate by using an electronic code, while combination padlocks use a physical combination of numbers or letters. Therefore, they are not the same.

Question 11

____ can be prewired for electrical power as well as wired network connections.&#10;A) Locking cabinets&#10;B) Fences&#10;C) Locking drawers&#10;D) Desks

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Question 12

____ use multiple infrared beams that are aimed across a doorway and positioned so that as a person walks through the doorway some beams are activated.&#10;A) Lockout sensors&#10;B) Engineering sensors&#10;C) Tailgate sensors&#10;D) Proximity sensors

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Question 13

An anti-climb collar is a ____ that extends horizontally for up to 3 feet (1 meter) from the pole to prevent anyone from climbing.&#10;A) flat collar&#10;B) spiked collar&#10;C) slippery collar&#10;D) sharp collar

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Question 14

When a policy violation is detected by the DLP agent, it is reported back to the DLP server.

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Question 15

The signal from an ID badge is detected as the owner moves near a ____, which receives the signal.&#10;A) proximity reader&#10;B) mantrap&#10;C) barcode scanner&#10;D) magnetic scanner

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Question 16

Securing a restricted area by erecting a barrier is called ____.&#10;A) blocking&#10;B) boundary placement&#10;C) fencing&#10;D) moating

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Question 17

Using video cameras to transmit a signal to a specific and limited set of receivers is called ____.&#10;A) CCTV&#10;B) ICTV&#10;C) IPTV&#10;D) ITV

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Question 18

Securing the host involves protecting the physical device itself, securing the operating system software on the system, using security-based software applications, and monitoring logs.

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Question 19

____ are combination locks that use buttons which must be pushed in the proper sequence to open the door.&#10;A) Biometric locks&#10;B) Cipher locks&#10;C) Multifactor locks&#10;D) Reaction locks

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Question 20

A ____ outlines the major security considerations for a system and becomes the starting point for solid security.&#10;A) reference&#10;B) baseline&#10;C) profile&#10;D) minimum

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Question 21

Identify the five steps in the process to secure operating system software.

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Question 22

____ is a system of security tools that is used to recognize and identify data that is critical to the organization and ensure that it is protected.&#10;A) IDS&#10;B) ADP&#10;C) LLP&#10;D) DLP

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Question 23

____________________ security is the physical security that specifically involves protecting the hardware of the host system, particularly portable laptops, netbooks, and tablet computers that can easily be stolen.

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Question 24

Describe RFID tags.

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Question 25

A(n) ____ is hardware or software that is designed to prevent malicious packets from entering or leaving computers.&#10;A) IPS&#10;B) scanner&#10;C) firewall&#10;D) honeypot

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Question 26

What are the three most important elements to secure in any information technology setting?

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Question 27

Describe a mantrap.

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Question 28

Explain remote wipe/sanitation.

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Question 29

Each host (desktop, wireless laptop, smartphone, gateway server) runs a local application called a ____, which is sent over the network to the devices and runs as an OS service.&#10;A) DLP manager&#10;B) DLP control&#10;C) DLP agent&#10;D) DLP cipher

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Question 30

____________________ locks keep a record of when the door was opened and by which code.

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Question 31

In ____, a virtualized environment is created that simulates the central processing unit (CPU) and memory of the computer.&#10;A) heuristic detection&#10;B) pattern detection&#10;C) hybrid detection&#10;D) combination detection

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Question 32

____________________ paint is a nontoxic petroleum gel-based paint that is thickly applied and does not harden, making any coated surface very difficult to climb.

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Question 33

____________________ security involves restricting access to the areas in which equipment is located.

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Question 34

A(n) ____________________ is a record or list of individuals who have permission to enter a secure area, the time that they entered, and the time they left the area.

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Question 35

List three recommended key management procedures to achieve the best security when using keyed door locks.

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Question 36

What are the three states of data that DLP typically examines?

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Question 37

____ is defined as a security analysis of the transaction within its approved context.&#10;A) Content aggregation&#10;B) Content inspection&#10;C) Content delivery&#10;D) Content management

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Question 38

A ____ is software that is a cumulative package of all security updates plus additional features.&#10;A) feature pack&#10;B) roll-up&#10;C) service pack&#10;D) patch

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Question 39

Explain how tailgate sensors work.

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Question 40

Identify one of the capabilities of DLP agents.

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Question 41

Describe how a DLP can be configured.

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Question 42

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outside via a small hole&#10;Lock the door but have access to unlock from the outside via a small hole&#10;Lock the door but have access to unlock from the outside via a small hole&#10;Lock the door but have access to unlock from the outside via a small hole&#10;Lock the door but have access to unlock from the outside via a small hole&#10;Lock the door but have access to unlock from the outside via a small hole&#10;Lock the door but have access to unlock from the outside via a small hole&#10;Most common type of door lock for keeping out intruders, but its security is minimal&#10;Most common type of door lock for keeping out intruders, but its security is minimal&#10;Most common type of door lock for keeping out intruders, but its security is minimal&#10;Most common type of door lock for keeping out intruders, but its security is minimal&#10;Most common type of door lock for keeping out intruders, but its security is minimal&#10;Most common type of door lock for keeping out intruders, 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unlocked, and the inside lever is always unlocked&#10;The outside can be locked or unlocked, and the inside lever is always unlocked&#10;The outside can be locked or unlocked, and the inside lever is always unlocked&#10;The outside can be locked or unlocked, and the inside lever is always unlocked&#10;The outside can be locked or unlocked, and the inside lever is always unlocked&#10;The outside can be locked or unlocked, and the inside lever is always unlocked&#10;The outside can be locked or unlocked, and the inside lever is always unlocked&#10;The outside can be locked or unlocked, and the inside lever is always unlocked&#10;The outside can be locked or unlocked, and the inside lever is always unlocked&#10;Use a key to open the lock from the outside&#10;Use a key to open the lock from the outside&#10;Use a key to open the lock from the outside&#10;Use a key to open the lock from the outside&#10;Use a key to open the lock from the outside&#10;Use a key to open the lock from the 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always unlocked&#10;Include a keyed cylinder in both the outside and inside knobs so that a key in either knob locks or unlocks both at the same time&#10;Include a keyed cylinder in both the outside and inside knobs so that a key in either knob locks or unlocks both at the same time&#10;Include a keyed cylinder in both the outside and inside knobs so that a key in either knob locks or unlocks both at the same time&#10;Include a keyed cylinder in both the outside and inside knobs so that a key in either knob locks or unlocks both at the same time&#10;Include a keyed cylinder in both the outside and inside knobs so that a key in either knob locks or unlocks both at the same time&#10;Include a keyed cylinder in both the outside and inside knobs so that a key in either knob locks or unlocks both at the same time&#10;Include a keyed cylinder in both the outside and inside knobs so that a key in either knob locks or unlocks both at the same time&#10;Include a keyed cylinder in both the 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The Answer of Deadbolt locks and Keyed entry locks and is...

Deck 5: Host, Application, and Data Security