Moneyball Sdr Quiz - June 2014

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1. While prospecting to people you've interacted with in the past, "touching base, following up and / or checking in" are great conversation starters that drive value?

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"Touching base, following up, and checking in" are not necessarily great conversation starters that drive value. While these phrases may be used to initiate a conversation, they do not guarantee that the conversation will be valuable or productive. The value of a conversation depends on various factors such as the context, the purpose of the interaction, and the quality of the communication. Therefore, the statement that these phrases are great conversation starters that drive value is false.

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The MoneyBall SDR Quiz for June 2014 assesses knowledge in cybersecurity and threat management. It challenges participants on email security, common vulnerabilities, data sources, and geographical threat origins, enhancing their defensive strategies in IT security.

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2. ThreatRadar allows companies to evaluate both the geographical location AND the reputation of an IP address?

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ThreatRadar is a tool that enables companies to assess the geographical location and reputation of an IP address. This means that it provides information on both where the IP address is located and the reputation associated with it. Therefore, the statement is true.

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3. What are the main data feed sources for our Community Defense offering?

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The main data feed sources for our Community Defense offering are Imperva SecureSphere WAFs and Imperva's ADC. These two sources provide valuable data and information that can be used to enhance the security and defense of our community. They provide insights into potential threats and attacks, allowing us to take proactive measures to protect our systems and users. By utilizing these data feed sources, we can stay ahead of emerging threats and ensure the safety of our community.

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4. Gartner's Magic Quadrant for WAF was recently announced and Imperva was the only vendor listed in the Visionary quadrant?

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The given statement is false. The question states that Imperva was the only vendor listed in the Visionary quadrant of Gartner's Magic Quadrant for WAF. However, without any further information or context, it is not possible to determine the accuracy of this statement. Therefore, the answer is false.

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5. According to the ADC threat research, what are the 3 countries that produce the most attacks?

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China, Egypt, and Syria are the three countries that produce the most attacks according to the ADC threat research. This suggests that these countries have a higher number of cybercriminals or hacking groups that are actively engaging in malicious activities such as hacking, phishing, or launching cyber-attacks. The research findings indicate that these countries pose a significant threat in terms of cybersecurity and should be closely monitored for potential cyber threats.

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6. What component of the "Why You Why You Now" email is missing from this message?Subject: Your Policy on Web Security Mr. Logan- I saw a recent article where FAA ordered Boeing to protect some of their planes that have increased connectivity against hackers and cyber attacks.  This prompted me to reach out to you because many of our government and aerospace customers use Imperva to prevent unwanted data breaches by stopping hackers and suspicious traffic at the door, and not allowing access to guarded data center assets.  NASA uses Imperva's Web Application Firewall to protect their websites from external threats, as well as some parts of the FAA itself. What is the best way to get 15 minutes on your calendar to see if Imperva can help support your mission at the FAA regional offices and enterprise-wide? Rep NameImperva - Security Practicewww.imperva.com(P) 123-456-7890

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7. At the end of 2018, less than 20% of enterprises will rely only on firewalls or intrusion prevention systems to protect their Web applications — down from 40% today.

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The statement suggests that by the end of 2018, less than 20% of enterprises will solely depend on firewalls or intrusion prevention systems for safeguarding their web applications. This indicates a decrease from the current figure of 40%. Therefore, the statement is true as it implies a reduction in reliance on these security measures.

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8. Imperva customers use our solutions to answer questions like (check all that apply):

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Imperva customers use our solutions to answer questions related to the protection of their applications, the access to their data, the identification of the users of their data, and the compliance of their operations. These questions are crucial for organizations to ensure the security and integrity of their systems and to meet regulatory requirements. By using Imperva solutions, customers can gain insights into how their applications are protected, control who can access their data, track who is using their data, and ensure compliance with relevant standards and regulations.

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9. According to ADC, what is the most common attack vector or vulnerability?

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Cross Site Scripting (XSS) is the most common attack vector or vulnerability according to ADC. XSS occurs when an attacker injects malicious scripts into a trusted website, which then executes on the user's browser. This allows the attacker to steal sensitive information, manipulate website content, or redirect users to malicious websites. XSS attacks are prevalent due to the widespread use of web applications and the difficulty in validating user input, making it a significant concern for website security.

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10. Match the following "Why You, Why You Now" e-mail components:
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While prospecting to people you've interacted with in the past,...
ThreatRadar allows companies to evaluate both the geographical...
What are the main data feed sources for our Community Defense...
Gartner's Magic Quadrant for WAF was recently announced and...
According to the ADC threat research, what are the 3 countries that...
What component of the "Why You Why You Now" email is missing...
At the end of 2018, less than 20% of enterprises will rely only on...
Imperva customers use our solutions to answer questions like (check...
According to ADC, what is the most common attack vector or...
Match the following "Why You, Why You Now" e-mail...
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