CompTIA SecOT + SOT-001 (V1) Exam Acronyms Practice Test 1

CIS stands for Center for Internet Security on the official SecOT+ acronym list. Candidates should be able to recall this expansion in either direction, since exam questions may present either the acronym or its full definition.

ESD stands for Emergency Shutdown on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

EPP stands for Endpoint Protection Platform on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

EPM stands for Endpoint Privilege Management on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

EDR stands for Endpoint Detection and Response on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

DSL stands for Digital Subscriber Line on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

DoS stands for Denial of Service on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

DNS stands for Domain Name System on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

DNP3 stands for Distributed Network Protocol 3 on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

DMZ stands for Demilitarized Zone on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

DCS stands for Distributed Control System on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

CVSS stands for Common Vulnerability Scoring System on the official SecOT+ acronym list. Candidates should be able to recall this expansion in either direction, since exam questions may present either the acronym or its full definition.

CVE stands for Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures on the official SecOT+ acronym list. Candidates should be able to recall this expansion in either direction, since exam questions may present either the acronym or its full definition.

CMDB stands for Configuration Management Database on the official SecOT+ acronym list. Candidates should be able to recall this expansion in either direction, since exam questions may present either the acronym or its full definition.

AAA stands for Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

CIP stands for Common Industrial Protocol on the official SecOT+ acronym list. Candidates should be able to recall this expansion in either direction, since exam questions may present either the acronym or its full definition.

CA stands for Certificate Authority on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

BIND stands for Berkeley Internet Name Domain on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

BIA stands for Business Impact Analysis on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

BACnet stands for Building Automation and Control Networks on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

AV stands for Antivirus on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

ATT&CK stands for Adversarial Tactics, Techniques, and Common Knowledge on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

ARP stands for Address Resolution Protocol on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

APT stands for Advanced Persistent Threat on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

AIS stands for Automated Information System on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

AI stands for Artificial Intelligence on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.

ACL stands for Access Control List on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms' definitions from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact expansion, rather than relying on a general sense of the term, matters for this part of the exam.

ABAC stands for Attribute-based Access Control on the official SecOT+ acronym list. The distractor options are other real acronyms from the same list, which is why memorizing the exact acronym for a given definition matters for this part of the exam.