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Question 1

A(n) _______________ is an unintended communication path that can be used to violate a system security policy.

Options:

A.

Covert channel

B.

Integrity axiom

C.

Simple rule violation

D.

Inferred fact

E.

Aggregated data set

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Question 2

A(n) _______ is the first step for determining which technical information assets should be protected.

Options:

A.

Network diagram

B.

Business Impact Analysis

C.

Office floor plan

D.

Firewall

E.

Intrusion detection system

Question 3

Which of the following best describes an external intrusion attempt on a local-area network (LAN)?

Options:

A.

Internal users try to gain unauthorized access to information assets outside the organizational perimeter.

B.

External-intrusion attempts from sources outside the LAN are not granted permissions or rights to an organization's information assets.

C.

External users attempt to access public resources.

D.

External intruders attempt exploitation of vulnerabilities, to remove their own access.

E.

Internal users perform inappropriate acts on assets to which they have been given rights or permissions.