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.
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