Cybersecurity Framework Stages
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Cybersecurity Framework Stages

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What is the purpose of Contract Building in cybersecurity?

  • To boost awareness of cybersecurity
  • To regulate the usage of ICT assets
  • To train users on system functionality
  • To build contracts that compensate for losses from cybersecurity incidents (correct)
  • What sub-activity is focused on educating users about the proper use of the system?

    Cybersecurity Education

    The activity that increases awareness of cybersecurity may involve ________ via posters and brochures.

    publicizing

    Capability Building includes establishing an incident response team.

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the activities with their descriptions:

    <p>Contract Building = Building contracts for compensating losses Compliance Building = Regulating the usage of ICT assets Cybersecurity Education = Educating users on proper system use Boosting Awareness = Increasing awareness of cybersecurity threats</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is included in the Practice and Exercise sub-activity?

    <p>Training users through exercises</p> Signup and view all the answers

    User Cultivation does not include any user training activities.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    List one purpose of Compliance Building.

    <p>To regulate the usage of ICT assets</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The aim of ________ is to cultivate users' knowledge and skills regarding cybersecurity.

    <p>User Cultivation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT a sub-activity under User Cultivation?

    <p>Incident Response Planning</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Cybersecurity Operation Stages

    • Preventive Stage: Focuses on deploying measures against potential cyber risks and incidents by installing and configuring ICT assets.

    • Enforcement Stage: Implements security measures and policies from the Preventive Stage, overseeing routine operations during normal conditions.

    • Detection Stage: Identifies cybersecurity incidents, triggering operations from the Responsive Stage upon detection.

    • Responsive Stage: Manages detected incidents and collaborates with external entities when necessary.

    Activities in the Preventive Stage

    • Secure Infrastructure Provisioning: Ensures ICT infrastructure is equipped with necessary security provisions for effective and secure operation.

    • Software and Hardware Development: Involves the design, implementation, testing, and maintenance of software/hardware, including creating patches and addressing bugs in ERP software.

    • System Integration: Integrates hardware and software to work seamlessly; poor integration can lead to vulnerabilities rather than inherent security flaws.

    • Network Integration: Combines network components efficiently and securely, which includes deploying security appliances like firewalls and Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS).

    • Service Subscription: Selecting appropriate external services (e.g., ISPs, CSPs) is crucial as laws may vary by location, impacting data protection.

    Security Policy Design

    • Security Policy Implementation: Identifies and implements security policies, including traffic filtering rules and access policies, using both manual configurations and automated policy-mining technologies.

    Measurement Design

    • Establishing Measurement Schemes: Involves defining logging targets and formats, and developing integrity checklists for compliance reviews.

    Cybersecurity Diagnosis

    • Risk Assessment: Conducts various tests to identify risks, which is integral throughout the system development lifecycle.

    • Source Code Review: Inspects software for vulnerabilities using known patterns from programming languages.

    • Integrity Check: Verifies whether a system's customization adheres to predefined security policies.

    • Penetration Testing: Tests system resilience against potential intrusions and identifies security risks.

    • Abuse and Stress Testing: Evaluates system response to excessive loads, such as DDoS attacks.

    • Vulnerability Enumeration: Scans systems for vulnerabilities, often handled by external security service providers.

    Cybersecurity Assessment

    • System Evaluation: Assesses cybersecurity status based on vulnerability information and internal audits, scoring according to vulnerability levels and data confidentiality.

    Business Scheme Design

    • Contract Building: Develops contracts to compensate for losses from cybersecurity incidents, serving as protective measures.

    • Compliance Building: Creates compliance regulations for ICT asset usage.

    • Capability Building: Focuses on establishing internal cybersecurity handling capabilities, including forming an incident response team.

    User Cultivation

    • Cybersecurity Education: Trains users on proper system use and emergency troubleshooting.

    • Practice and Exercise: Provides practical exercises for users to apply learned knowledge.

    • Boosting Awareness: Increases understanding of cybersecurity risks through outreach such as flyers and public campaigns.

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    Description

    This quiz explores the four critical stages of a cybersecurity framework: Preventive, Enforcement, Detection, and Responsive. Each stage is essential for managing cyber-risks and ensuring the security of ICT assets. Test your knowledge on how these stages interact and function together.

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