1
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Asymmetric Encryption
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Encryption that uses two keys: if you encrypt with one you may decrypt with the other.
2
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Hash Function
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One-way encryption using an algorithm and no key.
3
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Hypervisor
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Allows multiple virtual operating system guests to run on one host.
4
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Mantrap
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A preventive physical control with two doors. Each door requires a separate form of authentication to open.
5
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Tailgating
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Following an authorized person into a building without providing credentials.
6
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TCSEC
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Trusted Computer System Evaluation Criteria, also known as the Orange Book.
7
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Symmetric Encryption
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Encryption that uses one key to encrypt and decrypt.
CISSP
flashcards
Decks in class (20)
# Cards
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Domain 1: Security and Risk Management11
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Domain 1: Security and Risk Management; Legal and Regulatory Issues9
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Domain 1: Security and Risk Management; Security and 3rd Parties4
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Domain 1: Security and Risk Management; Ethics9
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Information Security Governance34
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Domain 1: Security and Risk Management; Access Control Defensive Categories and Types14
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Domain 1: Security and Risk Management; Risk Analysis47
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Domain 1: Security and Risk Management; Types of Attackers0
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Domain 2: Asset Security; Classifying Data24
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Domain 2: Asset Security; Terms and Definitions7
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Domain 2: Asset Security; Ownership11
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Domain 2: Asset Security; Memory and Remanence5
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Domain 2: Asset Security; Data Destruction7
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Domain 3: Security Engineering: Unique Terms and Definitions7
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Domain 3: Security Engineering; Security Models34
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Domain 3: Security Engineering: Evaluation Methods, Certification, and Accreditation12
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Domain 3: Security Engineering: Secure System Design Concepts11
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Domain 3: Security Enginering; Secure Hardware Architecture0
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Domain 3: Security Engineering; Secure Operating Systems and Software Architecture4
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Domain 3: Security Engineering; Virtualization and Distributed Computing24
