15 Questions
What defines an attack in the context of information security?
An action of a malicious intruder exploiting system vulnerabilities
Which types of attacks are classified based on where they originate?
External and Internal attacks
What distinguishes a structured attack from an unstructured attack?
Structured attacks are carried out by individuals with experience and knowledge
How are external attacks defined?
Attacks from outside the trusted network
What is the role of an information security specialist in relation to attackers?
To make attackers' job difficult and provide countermeasures
Good integrity ensures that point A and point B are not who they claim to be.
False
Availability refers to the reliable and timely access of resources to unauthorized individuals.
False
An object in security terminology is an entity that contains or receives information.
True
A vulnerability is a point of strength within a system that can be exploited by attackers.
False
A threat is something that is a source of danger and can cause harm to a system.
True
Countermeasure in security refers to increasing the impact of an attack.
False
To achieve security, only a policy is needed to define what to protect.
False
Mechanisms in achieving security address how to protect data and resources.
True
Assurance in achieving security focuses on defining what needs protection.
False
An unstructured attack is typically well-organized and planned in advance.
False
Test your knowledge on security terminology related to integrity, modification, and availability of computer assets. This quiz covers key concepts essential for understanding security in the digital world.
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