ECCouncil Related Exams
212-82 Exam
You are the chief cybersecurity officer at a multi-national corporation, which specializes in satellite-based communication systems. Recently, you transitioned to a more advanced system architecture that includes multiple ground stations globally. These stations synchronize and communicate via a central hub that manages the distribution of encrypted data across the network. Upon reviewing the quarterly network logs, you uncover a series of sophisticated intrusions. These intrusions are intermittently taking place inground stations located in three continents. Evidence suggests that these attacks are coordinated, aiming to map out the network's communication paths, likely in preparation for a much larger scale cyber-attack. Further investigation uncovers small pockets of malware within the system, specifically designed to circumvent your current security controls. Given the criticality of ensuring uninterrupted satellite communication, which countermeasure would be most effective in thwarting these intrusions, ensuring data integrity, and maintaining the operational status of your satellite communication systems?
Shawn, a forensic officer, was appointed to investigate a crime scene that had occurred at a coffee shop. As a part of investigation, Shawn collected the mobile device from the victim, which may contain potential evidence to identify the culprits.
Which of the following points must Shawn follow while preserving the digital evidence? (Choose three.)
Elliott, a security professional, was appointed to test a newly developed application deployed over an organizational network using a Bastion host. Elliott initiated the process by configuring the nonreusable bastion host. He then tested the newly developed application to identify the presence of security flaws that were not yet known; further, he executed services that were not secure. identify the type of bastion host configured by Elliott in the above scenario.