1
Q
Fail open
A
When a security control fails and permits all access
2
Q
Fail course
A
When a security control fails and block all access
3
Q
Fail Soft
A
When a security control fails and shuts down non essential components in a system, thereby getting up resources so that critical components can continue operating.
4
Q
Privacy
A
The protection of individual’s private information so that it is used only for intended purposes, as well as being protected from unauthorized disclosure.
5
Q
PII
A
Personally Identifiable Information
Refers to the items that comprised a personne identity, usually including:
- full name
- National identification number
- telephone number
Etc.
INFOSYS 727
flashcards
Decks in class (54)
# Cards
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Risk Management Continue5
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Informationn Security And Risk Management41
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Security Management9
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Security Roles and Responsibilities7
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Data Classification and Protection8
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Personnel Security3
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Cryptography33
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Governance and compliance21
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Governance2
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Ethics12
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Security Management Framework35
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Application of Cryptography7
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Management of Cryptography13
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Encryption Alternatives2
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Network Security Testing11
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Security Automation2
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Chapter 10 - Wired Telecom Technologies13
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Chapter 10 - Network Technologies11
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Chaper 10 - Network Topologies5
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Chapter 10 - Ethernet Devices7
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Chapter 10 - Wireless Network Technologies5
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Chapter 10 - Network Protocols24
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Chapter 10 - Network-Based Threats, Attacks and Vulnerabilities15
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Network Security Testing Tools8
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Penetration Testing9
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Information Sources5
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Threat Intelligence services11
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Network and Server Vulnerability11
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Common Vulnerability Scoring System9
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Secure Device Management22
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Enpoint Vulnerability Quiz11
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Module 5 - Risk Management21
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Module 5 - Risk Assessment10
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Module 5 - Security Control11
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Chapter 2 - Access Control11
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Chapter 2 - Access Control Technologies and Methods8
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Chapter 2 - Access Control Attacks15
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Chapter 2 - Access Control Processes6
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Chapter 2 - Access Control Concepts13
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Chapter 2 - Testing Access Controls4
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Module 6 - Digital Forensics26
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Module 6 - The Cyber Kill Chain & Diamond Model21
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Module 6 - Incident Response17
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Module 6 - Disaster Recovery1
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Chapter 3 - Operating Systems12
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Chapter 3 - Software Models and Technologies7
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Chapter 3 - Threats in Software Environments23
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Chapter 3 - Threats in Software Continued6
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Chapter 3 - Security in the Software Development Life Cycle7
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Chapter 3 - Application Environment and Security Controls5
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Chapter 4 - Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning4
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Chapter 9 - Security Concepts16
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Chapter 9 - Information Systems Evaluation Models7
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Chapter 9 - Certification and Accreditation5
