Network Security
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- 1.
What is a Call Back?
- A.
Dialling into a network and calling someone back
- B.
A term used in celluar phones
- C.
Calling someone back
Correct Answer
A. Dialling into a network and calling someone back -
- 2.
What would use a call back?
- A.
Personal Assistants
- B.
Remote Workers/Network Administratos
- C.
Call centere workers
Correct Answer
B. Remote Workers/Network Administratos -
- 3.
A call back can only be connected form a registered, trusted line.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 4.
A call back is not used anymore and has not been used in a long time.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 5.
Where is Handshaking Used?
- A.
WAN Systems
- B.
LAN Systems
Correct Answer
A. WAN Systems -
- 6.
CHAP - Chanllenge, Handshake, Auethentication, ________________
Correct Answer
PC
Primary
Possibility
Protocol - 7.
What does each device do to increase trust?
- A.
Complete a challenge
- B.
Restart System
- C.
Verify Via Password
Correct Answer
A. Complete a challenge -
- 8.
To establish the identity what does each device carry?
- A.
A unique Pass and User
- B.
A number
- C.
Nothing
Correct Answer
A. A unique Pass and User -
- 9.
What is the major cause which prevents data being taken form diskless networks?
- A.
No CD/DVD drives or usb ports
- B.
Firewall
- C.
Anti Virus
Correct Answer
A. No CD/DVD drives or usb ports -
- 10.
Can data be stolen Via Mobile storage devices in diskless networks?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 11.
What neccessary Precuation is taken in Diskless Networks?
- A.
The BIOS is configured to prevent indivisuals from adding new devices
- B.
All ports and drives on the computer are removed
Correct Answer
A. The BIOS is configured to prevent indivisuals from adding new devices -
- 12.
Data is stolen By...
- A.
Transferring data from the computer to a storage device
- B.
Physical damage stealing hardrives etc
Correct Answer
A. Transferring data from the computer to a storage device -
- 13.
What is a back up?
- A.
A way of making a copy of your data incase of data loss
- B.
A program which makes a copy of your hard drive
- C.
A slave drive
Correct Answer
A. A way of making a copy of your data incase of data loss -
- 14.
Why is incremental an inremental back up prefered to a full backup ?
- A.
An full back up is a lenghty process, incrementa back up saves time and is easier
- B.
Beacuse incremental is a more safe and secure type of back up
- C.
Beacusea a full back up requires a huge amount of space
Correct Answer
A. An full back up is a lenghty process, incrementa back up saves time and is easier -
- 15.
What is the difference bettween a incremental and full back up?
- A.
A incremental is much better than a full back up
- B.
A full back up is more secure than an incremental
- C.
An incremental is much quicker beacuse it only copies data which has changed since the last backup
Correct Answer
C. An incremental is much quicker beacuse it only copies data which has changed since the last backup -
- 16.
On most occasions a back up requires a huge amount of space?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 17.
What device would be most appropriate when attempting a back up?
- A.
External hard drive
- B.
4GB USB memory stick
- C.
700mb CD
Correct Answer
A. External hard drive -
- 18.
Approximately how often would a huge organisation back up their data?
- A.
Every couple of days/Weekly
- B.
Monthly
- C.
Yearly
- D.
Daily
Correct Answer
D. Daily -
- 19.
What is audit logs?
- A.
Searching systems in order to find potential threats
- B.
Logging into an online account
- C.
Authorised logging
Correct Answer
A. Searching systems in order to find potential threats -
- 20.
Why would you use audit logs?
- A.
Because it locates a threat and finds a solution
- B.
Because it could help recover your system from a virus
- C.
It would help with data loss
Correct Answer
A. Because it locates a threat and finds a solution -
- 21.
What do companies have anyway if an audit log does not help?
- A.
Back up
- B.
Contingency Plan
- C.
IT Technician
Correct Answer
B. Contingency Plan -
- 22.
What does VPN stand for?
- A.
Vista Program Network
- B.
Virtual Programming Network
- C.
Virtual Private Network
Correct Answer
C. Virtual Private Network -
- 23.
What is VPN?
- A.
A tunnel which allows people to access corporate networks
- B.
A online MMORPG game
- C.
A connection between two computers
Correct Answer
A. A tunnel which allows people to access corporate networks -
- 24.
Most schools and colleges use VPN to allow students and staff to access their home area from home
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 25.
VPN can't create a trusted connection on a system which is not trusted?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 26.
What is intruder detection?
- A.
Monitoring traffic for undesirable manipulations
- B.
A system which looks out and warns for possible threats
- C.
Looking after a system protecting it malicious damage
Correct Answer
A. Monitoring traffic for undesirable manipulations -
- 27.
Intruder systems are primarily focused on identifying possible threats?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 28.
The intruder detection system will not do anything to block an intrusion?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 29.
Why is password safety important?
- A.
Because a password is what protects you system and files
- B.
A password will stop people touching your computer
- C.
It is not important
Correct Answer
A. Because a password is what protects you system and files -
- 30.
You should never give your password to anyone?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 31.
Always reply to emails asking for your user and password?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 32.
What is the minimum length for a safe password?
- A.
4 characters
- B.
6 characters
- C.
8 characters
Correct Answer
C. 8 characters -
- 33.
What type of things should you not use for a password?
- A.
Names, birthdays, repetition and sequences
- B.
Random letters and numbers
- C.
A lengthy complex variety of digits
Correct Answer
A. Names, birthdays, repetition and sequences -
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