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Confidentiality focuses on protecting personal privacy and proprietary information
Confidentiality focuses on protecting personal privacy and proprietary information
True
Availability refers to ensuring timely and reliable access to information
Availability refers to ensuring timely and reliable access to information
True
Integrity ensures that information is always available and accessible
Integrity ensures that information is always available and accessible
False
A severe security breach level implies a limited adverse effect on organizational operations
A severe security breach level implies a limited adverse effect on organizational operations
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Computer security is a simple concept and easy to implement
Computer security is a simple concept and easy to implement
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What is the primary difference between a computer virus and a computer worm?
What is the primary difference between a computer virus and a computer worm?
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How do viruses evade antivirus software?
How do viruses evade antivirus software?
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What is the metaphor used to describe the spread of a computer virus?
What is the metaphor used to describe the spread of a computer virus?
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What is a key method virus writers use to initially infect systems?
What is a key method virus writers use to initially infect systems?
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Why does a computer worm not need a host program?
Why does a computer worm not need a host program?
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Study Notes
Confidentiality, Availability, and Integrity
- Confidentiality focuses on protecting personal privacy and proprietary information
- Availability refers to ensuring timely and reliable access to information
- Integrity ensures that information is accurate, complete, and unaltered
Security Breach Levels
- A severe security breach level implies a limited adverse effect on organizational operations
Computer Security
- Computer security is not a simple concept and is difficult to implement
Computer Viruses and Worms
- The primary difference between a computer virus and a computer worm is that a virus needs a host program to replicate, while a worm can replicate independently
- Viruses evade antivirus software through methods such as code obfuscation, polymorphism, and metamorphism
- The spread of a computer virus is often described using the "biological virus" metaphor
- A key method virus writers use to initially infect systems is through exploiting vulnerabilities or using social engineering tactics
- A computer worm does not need a host program because it can replicate and spread without attaching to a program
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Description
Test your knowledge of key security concepts with this quiz on the CIA triad, focusing on confidentiality, integrity, and availability. See how well you understand the principles of preserving authorized restrictions on information access, guarding against improper information modification, and ensuring information availability.
