Enroll For : Cybersecurity Awareness Professional Certification
What is the main focus of Cybersecurity?
- Protecting physical documents from unauthorized access.
- Protecting digital systems, networks, and programs from digital attacks.
- Ensuring compliance with industry standards.
- Monitoring employee internet usage.
Question 2 :Which of the following best describes Cybersecurity?
- Managing software development life cycles.
- Protecting information regardless of the medium.
- Protecting digital systems and data from cyber threats.
- Implementing physical security measures in a building.
Question 3 Which of the following practices does Cybersecurity involve?
- Encrypting physical documents.
- Protecting systems and networks from digital attacks.
- Ensuring compliance with security standards in buildings.
- Securing paper records and files.
Question 4:Cybersecurity is defined as:
- Protecting all forms of information, both digital and physical.
- Implementing health and safety regulations.
- The practice of protecting systems, networks, and programs from digital attacks.
- Managing physical access to buildings and facilities.
Question 5 : Which of the following statements is true about Information Security?
- It only deals with digital information.
- It focuses solely on preventing hacking and malware.
- It includes the protection of all forms of information, both digital and physical.
- It does not consider data availability.
Question 6:How is Cybersecurity related to Information Security?
- Cybersecurity has a broader scope than Information Security.
- Information Security is a subset of Cybersecurity.
- Cybersecurity is a subset of Information Security.
- They are completely unrelated fields.
Question 7:Which of the following is covered by Cybersecurity?
- Implementing physical access controls.
- Defending against hacking, malware, and other cyber attacks.
- Managing paper records and physical files.
- Ensuring workplace environmental safety.
Question 8 :Which of the following is a common Cybersecurity practice?
- Installing physical locks on office doors.
- Conducting regular fire drills.
- Implementing firewalls, antivirus software, and intrusion detection systems (IDS).
- Establishing a disaster recovery plan.
Question 9 :What does Information Security practice involve?
- Conducting market research.
- Encrypting data, implementing access controls, and establishing physical security measures.
- Managing customer relationships.
- Installing lighting systems in offices.
Question 10 :Which practice is part of expanding Cybersecurity measures?
- Developing and enforcing security regulations.
- Implementing antivirus software and conducting regular secrity audits.
- Configuring network printers.
- Hiring physical security personnel.
Question 11 :What does the Confidentiality aspect of the CIA triad ensure?
- Information is always available to all users.
- Information is accessible only to those authorized to access it.
- Information is regularly backed up.
- Information is encrypted.
Question 12:Which of the following is an example of ensuring Integrity in the CIA triad?
- Using failover mechanisms.
- Implementing encryption.
- Using version control.
- Conducting regular security audits.
Question 13:What is the focus of the Availability aspect of the CIA triad?
- Ensuring data is encrypted at all times.
- Ensuring information and resources are available to authorized users when they need them.
- Ensuring only authorized users can access the data.
- Ensuring data is free from corruption.
Question 14:Which of the following practices relates to Data Integrity?
- Implementing access controls.
- Using redundancy and regular maintenance.
- Using hash functions and version control.
- Using authentication mechanisms.
Question 15:What is the main concept behind Defense in Depth?
- Implementing a single security measure.
- Layered security, involving multiple layers of security controls throughout an IT system.
- Using only physical security measures.
- Relying on regular software updates.
Question 16:Which of the following best describes Multiple Barriers in Defense in Depth?
- Using only technical controls.
- Combining physical, technical, and administrative controls.
- Ensuring only administrative controls are in place.
- Relying solely on antivirus software.
Question 17:What does Redundancy in Defense in Depth refer to?
- Implementing a single security measure.
- Having backup systems and data to ensure availability.
- Using only one type of security control.
- Updating software regularly.
Question 18 :What is a guideline for Strong Password Policies in information security?
- Using simple passwords, changing them annually, and reusing them.
- Using complex passwords, changing them regularly, and avoiding reuse.
- Using short passwords, changing them frequently, and reusing them.
- Using identical passwords for all accounts.
Question 19 :What is the importance of Regular Updates and Patches?
- Reducing hardware costs.
- Improving system aesthetics.
- Keeping systems and software up-to-date to protect against vulnerabilities.
- Increasing user productivity.
Question 20:What should User Education and Training focus on in information security?
- Regularly training employees to recognize phishing attempts and handle information securely.
- Teaching employees how to install software.
- Instructing employees on marketing strategies.
- Training employees on customer service protocols.
Question 21:What does Incident Response Planning involve?
- Developing marketing strategies.
- Developing and regularly updating an incident response plan.
- Planning company events.
- Organizing team-building activities.
Question 22:What is the main purpose of Malware?
- Improving system performance.
- Providing security updates.
- Disrupting, damaging, or gaining unauthorized access to systems.
- Optimizing network speed.
Question 23:What is a best practice to protect against Malware?
- Disabling all security software.
- Regularly updating software, using antivirus programs, and educating users.
- Ignoring software updates.
- Allowing all email attachments.
Question 24 :What tool is commonly used for Malware protection?
- Email filtering software.
- Password managers.
- Antivirus software.
- Cloud storage services.
Question 25:What is a best practice for Phishing prevention?
- Ignoring suspicious emails.
- User education, email filtering, and multi-factor authentication (MFA).
- Using simple passwords.
- Sharing passwords with colleagues.
Question 26:What tool is effective for preventing Phishing attacks?
- Firewall.
- Email security solutions and anti-phishing software.
- Cloud storage services.
- Intrusion detection systems.
Question 27 :What is a best practice for mitigating DDoS?
- Ignoring unusual traffic patterns.
- Redundancy, load balancing, and DDoS mitigation services.
- Using simple passwords.
- Disabling firewalls.
Question 28:What tool is commonly used for mitigating DDoS?
- Password managers.
- Cloud-based DDoS protection and traffic analysis tools.
- Antivirus software.
- Email filtering software.
Question 29:What is a best practice to prevent online fraud?
- Accepting all offers that seem attractive.
- Being cautious of offers that seem too good to be true.
- Sharing personal information on all websites.
- Ignoring website security indicators.
Question 30:What is the main purpose of cybersecurity laws and regulations?
- Improving software functionality.
- Protecting data privacy and security.
- Increasing social media presence.
- Improving marketing strategies.
Question 31:What is the main function of antivirus software?
- Improving network speed.
- Detecting, preventing, and removing malware.
- Monitoring user activity.
- Optimizing battery life.
Question 32:Which of the following practices improves email security?
- Opening all emails immediately.
- Being cautious with unsolicited emails, verifying sender information, and avoiding clicking suspicious links.
- Deleting all emails without reading them.
- Forwarding emails to multiple recipients.
Question 33:What should be done with attachments from unknown sources?
- Opening them immediately.
- Not opening them, using antivirus to scan attachments, and enabling email filtering.
- Saving them to the desktop.
- Sharing them with colleagues.
Question 34:How can a secure website be identified?
- The URL begins with “http://”
- The URL begins with “https://” and there is a padlock icon in the address bar.
- The website loads quickly.
- The website has a colorful design.
Question 35:What should be checked to verify the validity of a website’s security certificate?
- The website’s loading speed.
- SSL/TLS certificates.
- The number of images on the site.
- The site’s popularity.
Question 36:What is a best practice for ensuring safe internet browsing?
- Clicking all ads to explore content.
- Avoiding suspicious websites and ensuring sites are secure before entering personal information.
- Using the same password for all websites.
- Disabling browser security settings.
Question 37:Why is it important to be cautious with unsolicited emails?
- They may contain valuable offers.
- They can be sources of phishing scams and malware.
- They are always spam.
- They are safe to open.
Question 38:What does the padlock icon in the address bar indicate?
- The site is under construction.
- The site has an SSL/TLS certificate and is secure.
- The site is free to use.
- The site contains multimedia content.
Question 39:What is a physical security measure in cybersecurity?
- Implementing access controls, surveillance, and secure disposal of physical documents.
- Conducting online surveys.
- Encrypting email communications.
- Using antivirus software.
Question 40:What is the main function of a firewall in information security?
- Encrypting emails.
- Monitoring and controlling incoming and outgoing network traffic.
- Managing user passwords.
- Improving screen resolution.