Conducting A Forensic Investigation
10 Questions
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Questions and Answers
- 1.What term describes the risk that exists after an organization has performed all planned countermeasures and controls?
- A.
Total risk
- B.
Business risk
- C.
Transparent risk
- D.
Residual risk
- 2.Violet deploys an intrusion prevention system (IPS) on her network as a security control. What type of control has Violet deployed?
- A.
Detective
- B.
Preventive
- C.
Corrective
- D.
Deterrent
- 3.Brian needs to design a control that prevents piggybacking, only allowing one person to enter a facility at a time. What type of control would best meet this need?
- A.
Video surveillance
- B.
Motion detectors
- C.
Mantraps
- D.
Biometrics
- 4.What term describes the longest period of time that a business can survive without a particular critical system?
- A.
Maximum tolerable downtime (MTD)
- B.
Recovery time objective (RTO)
- C.
Recovery point objective (RPO)
- D.
Emergency operations center (EOC)
- 5.Which control is NOT an example of a fault tolerance technique designed to avoid interruptions that would cause downtime?
- A.
Clustering
- B.
Warm site
- C.
Load balancing
- D.
Redundant array of inexpensive Disks (RAID)
- 6.Nancy performs a full backup of her server every Sunday at 1 A.M. and differential backups on Mondays through Fridays at 1 A.M. Her server fails at 9 A.M. Wednesday. How many backups does Nancy need to restore?
- A.
1
- B.
2
- C.
3
- D.
4
- 7.Which data source comes first in the order of volatility when conducting a forensic investigation?
- A.
Logs
- B.
Data files on disk
- C.
Swap and paging files
- D.
RAM
- 8.Which recovery site option provides readiness in minutes to hours?
- A.
Warm site
- B.
Cold site
- C.
Multiple sites
- D.
Hot site
- 9.A(n) _________ is an event that prevents a critical business function (CBF) from operating for a period greater than the maximum tolerable downtime.
- A.
Incident
- B.
Event
- C.
Disaster
- D.
Emergency
- 10.Forensics and incident response are examples of __________ controls.
- A.
Preventive
- B.
Detective
- C.
Corrective
- D.
Deterrent
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