Exam 14: Risks, security, and Disaster Recovery

Symmetric encryption is also called "public-key" encryption.

To prepare for mishaps,either natural or malicious,many organizations have well-planned programs in place,called ____________________.

Hijacking is carried out by surreptitiously installing a small program called a ____ on a computer.

List common controls to protect systems from risks.

____ are measures taken to ensure that only those who are authorized have access to a computer or network or to certain applications or data.

____________________ are total losses of electrical power.

Coding a message into a form unreadable to an interceptor is called ____.

In recent years,identity theft has been more prevalent as part of phishing.

Once criminals have a person's identifying details,such as a Social Security number,driver's license number,or credit-card number,they can pretend to be this person,which is a crime called ____________________.

Experience in ____ certain systems,such as ERP and SCM systems,can teach the IT staff for how many minutes or seconds per year the system is likely to fail.

A ____ "represents" another server for all information requests from resources inside the trusted network.

A ____ is a bogus record in a networked database that neither employees nor business partners would ever access for legitimate purposes.

CIOs often find the tasks of earmarking funds for ____ difficult because they cannot show the return on investment (ROI)of such planning.

Atomic transactions ensure encrypting of all appropriate files.

____________________ provide backup and operation facilities to which a client's employees can move and continue operations in case of a disaster.