1
Q
Which operating systems are considered Trusted Operating Systems?
A
An operating system that meets the requirements set forth by the government and has multilevel security.
Windows
Mac OS X
FreeBSD
Red Hat Enterprise Server
2
Q
Patches & Hotfix
A
A single problem-fixing piece of software for an operating system or application.
Interchangeable depending on vendor. Mostly the same thing these days.
3
Q
Security Update
A
Software code to fix a security-related vulnerability.
4
Q
Service Pack
A
A tested, cumulative grouping of patches, hotfixes, security updates, critical updates, and possibly some feature or design change.
Cyber Security 601
flashcards
Decks in class (118)
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Encryption Overview8
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IPSec & TLS/SSL7
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Securing Storage Devices7
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Endpoint Analysis7
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Securing Wireless Devices4
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SIM Cloning, ID Theft, & Bluetooth Attacks5
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Root of Trust2
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Trusted Firmware8
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Secure Processing6
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Mobile Device Theft2
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Security of Mobile Apps3
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Bring Your Own Device6
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Hardening Mobile Devices1
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Hardening5
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Trusted Operating System4
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Group Policies6
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File Systems & Hard Drives5
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Supply Chain Assessment5
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Root of Trust Supply Chain1
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Hypervisors4
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Threats to VM's5
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Securing VM's6
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Web Browser Security4
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Web Browser Concerns8
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Securing Applications3
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Software Development12
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SDLC Principles (Software Development Life Cycle)15
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Testing Methods (Software)9
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Vulnerabilities & Exploits4
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Buffer Overflows5
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Cross Site Scripting & Cross Site Request Forgery7
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SQL Injection5
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XML Vulnerabilities7
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Race Conditions3
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Design Vulnerabilities7
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The OSI Model9
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Switches5
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Routers4
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Network Zones4
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Jumpbox5
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Network Access Control4
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VLAN's4
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Subnetting3
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Network Address Translation6
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Firewalls14
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Proxy Servers0
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Authentication Summary7
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Access Control Models6
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Best Practices for Access Control5
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Users and Groups6
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Permissions3
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Risk Assesment7
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Qualitative and Quantitative Risk9
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Methodologies and Security Controls19
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Types of Risk6
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Vulnerability Management4
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Penetration Testing4
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Training and Exercises4
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OVAL1
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Vulnerability Assessment Tools6
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Password Analysis Tools10
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Performance Baselining3
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Protocol Analyzers6
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Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)7
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Auditing6
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Logging9
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Log Files5
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Security Information and Event Management Systems (SIEM)2
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SYSLOG10
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Security Orchestration Automation and Response4
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Symmetric Algorithms10
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Asymmetric Algorithms4
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Pretty Good Privacy3
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One-Time Pad2
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Cryptography Considerations4
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Hashing13
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Hashing Attacks7
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Public Key Infrastructure3
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Digital Certificates14
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Certificate Authorities9
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Secure/Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (S/MIME)3
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More on SSL and TLS3
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Secure Shell (SSH)4
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VPN Protocols13
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Planning for the Worst2
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Redundant Power8
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Backup Power3
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Data Redundancy / Disk Redundancy10
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Network Redundancy4
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Server Redundancy4
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Redundant Sites4
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Data Backup4
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Tape Rotation6
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Disaster Recovery Plan1
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Business Impact Analysis10
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Policies and Procedures5
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Data Classifications13
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Data Ownership5
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PII and PHI9
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Legal Requirements3
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Privacy Technologies5
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Security Policies4
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Vendor Relationships5
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Disposal Policies6
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IT Security Framework13
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Incident Response Procedures9
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Incident Response Planning9
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Investigative Data10
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Forensic Procedures10
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Data Collection Procedures2
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Security Tools Part 1 (Network Tools)10
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Security Tools Part 2 (Network Tools)7
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Security Tools Part 3 (File Manipulation)6
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Security Tools Part 4 (Shells and Scripts)4
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Security Tools Part 5 (Packet Capture)3
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Security Tools Part 6 (Forensics)5
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Security Tools Part 7 (Exploitation)4
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Ports & Protocols37
