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Question 1

What is a good security method to prevent unauthorized users from "tailgating"?

Options:

A.

Electronic key systems

B.

Man trap

C.

Pick-resistant locks

D.

Electronic combination locks

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Question 2

Many security and compliance projects begin with a simple idea: assess the organization's risk, vulnerabilities, and breaches. Implementing an IT security risk assessment is critical to the overall security posture of any organization.

An effective security risk assessment can prevent breaches and reduce the impact of realized breaches.

What is the formula to calculate risk?

Options:

A.

Risk = Budget x Time

B.

Risk = Goodwill x Reputation

C.

Risk = Loss x Exposure factor

D.

Risk = Threats x Attacks

Question 3

In the process of hacking a web application, attackers manipulate the HTTP requests to subvert the application authorization schemes by modifying input fields that relate to the user ID, username, access group, cost, file names, file identifiers, etc.

They first access the web application using a low privileged account and then escalate privileges to access protected resources. What attack has been carried out?

Options:

A.

XPath Injection Attack

B.

Authorization Attack

C.

Authentication Attack

D.

Frame Injection Attack