Exam 13: Information Security Management

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HIPAA sets limits on who can receive your health information.

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Which of the following is used to eliminate spoofing?

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Technical safeguards involve the hardware and software components of an information system.

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When an employee is terminated,system administrators should receive advance notice so they can ________.

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What is a major difference between spyware and adware?

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________ is the likelihood of an adverse occurrence.

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Public keys are supplied by third parties called certificate authorities.

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What is key escrow?

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Which of the following is an example of a sniffing technique?

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What is SSL and how does it operate?

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An example of a human mistake is an employee entering the wrong data into an account.

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Everyone in the department must adequately safeguard company assets.This statement is in accordance with the elements of company security outlined in the NIST Handbook.

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Which of the following presents the largest risk for infrastructure loss?

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Secure Socket Layer (SSL)is a protocol that is restricted to asymmetric encryption.

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Organizations need a rehearsed incident-response plan in place.

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Because encryption keys can be lost or destroyed,a copy of the key should stored with a trusted third party.This procedure is called ________.

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Maintaining the DBMS on computers in a locked room is part of the ________.

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