3,4 Flashcards

(47 cards)

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Cyber Resilience

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ability to deliver outcomes despite adverse events

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Redundancy

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having additional systems or processes for continued functionality

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High Availability

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aims to keep services continuously available by minimizing downtime achieved through load balancing, clustering, redundancy and multi cloud strategies

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Uptime

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the time a system remains online

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Give nines

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refers to 99.999 uptime only allowing 5 min of downtime per year

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six nines just 31 seconds of downtime per year

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Load balancing

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distributes workload across resources

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Clustering

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uses multiple computers, storage devices and network connections as a single systemRe

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Redundancy

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involves duplicating critical components to increase system reliability

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Raid

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redundant array of independent disks
combines physical storage devices into a single storage device recognized by the OS

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RAID 0

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striping

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RAID 1

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mirroring

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RAID 5

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striping with parity

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RAID 6

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similar to 5 but with double parity

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RAID 10

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combines 1 and 0 mirroring and striping

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RAID Resilience Categoires

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failure resistant - resists hardware malfunctions through redundancy (raid 1)
fault tolerant - allows continued operation and quick data rebuild in case of failure (raid 1 5 6 and 10)
disaster tolerant- safeguards against catetropic events by maintaining data in indepedent zones raid 1 and 10

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Capacity Planning

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Critical strategic planning effort for organizations
■ Ensures an organization is prepared to meet future demands in a cost-effective
manner

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Aspects of Capacity Planning

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People
technology
infrastructure
processes

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Surge

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sudden small increases in voltage beyond standard level

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spike

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short lived voltage increases lighting, tripped breakers etc

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Sags

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brief decrease in voltage enough to cause system shutdown

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Undervoltage event

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brownout
prolonged reduction leading to system shutdown

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Power loss event

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line conditioner

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stabilize voltage supply and filter out fluctiations
mitigate surges, sags and undervoltage events
unsuitable for significant undervoltage events or complete power failures

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UPS
Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) ● Provide emergency power during power source failures ● Offer line conditioning functions ● Include battery backup to maintain power during short-duration failures ● Typically supply 15 to 60 minutes of power during a complete power failure
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Generator
Convert mechanical energy into electrical energy for use in an externalcircuit through the process of electromagnetic induction ● Backup generators supply power during power grid outages ● Smaller generators for limited applications (e.g., emergency lighting)
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Types of generators
Portable gas-engine generators ○ Permanently installed generators ○ Battery-inverter generator
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PDC
Power distribution center Central hub for power reception and distribution ● Includes circuit protection, monitoring, and load balancing ● Integrates with UPS and backup generators for seamless transitions during power event
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RPO
ecovery Point Objective (RPO) ○ Ensures that the backup plan will maintain the amount of data required to keep any data loss under the organization’s RPO threshold
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Snapshots
Records only changes since the previous snapshot, reducing storage requirement Point-in-time copies capturing a consistent state
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Replication
real time or near real time replication of data in case of loss of system failure
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Replication
real time or near real time data copying to maintain data continuity
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Journaling
Maintaining a detailed record of data changes over time
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COOP
Ensures an organization's ability to recover from disruptive events or disasters ■ Requires detailed planning and forethought
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BC Plan
business continuity planning Plans and processes for responding to disruptive events ● Addresses a wide range of threats and disruptive incidents ● Involves preventative actions and recovery steps ● Can cover both technical and non-technical disruptions
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DRP
disaster recovery plan Focuses on plans and processes for disaster response ● Subset of the BC Plan ● Focuses on faster recovery after disasters ● Addresses specific events like hurricanes, fires, or flood
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Redundant Site
Backup location or facility that can take over essential functions and operations in case the primary site experiences a failure or disruptio
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Hot site
Up and running continuously, enabling a quick switchover ● Requires duplicating all infrastructure and data ● Expensive, but provides instant availabilit
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Warm site
Not fully equipped, but fundamentals in place ● Can be up and running within a few days ● Cheaper than hot sites but with a slight dela
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Cold Site
Fewer facilities than warm sites ● May be just an empty building, ready in 1-2 months ● Cost-effective but adds more recovery time
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Mobile Site
Can be hot, warm, or cold ● Utilizes portable units like trailers or tents ● Offers flexibility and quick deployment (e.g., military DJC2)
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Resilience Testing
Assess system's ability to withstand and adapt to disruptive events ■ Ensures the system can recover from unforeseen incidents ■ Conducted through tabletop exercises, failover tests, simulations, and parallel processing ■ Helps prepare for events like power loss, natural disasters, ransomware attacks, and data breache
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Recovery Testing
Evaluates the system's capacity to restore normal operation after a disruptive even
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Tabletop Exercise
Scenario-based discussion among key stakeholders ■ Assess and improve an organization's preparedness and response ■ No deployment of actual resources ■ Identifies gaps and seams in response plans ■ Promotes team-building among stakeholders
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Failover Tests
ontrolled experiment for transitioning from primary to backup components ■ Ensures uninterrupted functionality during disasters ■ Requires more resources and time ■ Validates the effectiveness of disaster recovery plans ■ Can identify and rectify issues in the failover process
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Simulations
Computer-generated representation of a real-world scenario ■ Allows for hands-on response actions in a virtual environment ■ Assesses incident responders and system administrators in real-time ■ Helps evaluate reactions and staff performance ■ Provides feedback for learning and improvement
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Parallel Processing
Replicates data and system processes onto a secondary system ■ Runs primary and secondary systems concurrently ■ Tests reliability and stability of the secondary setup ■ Ensures no disruption to day-to-day operations ■ Assesses the system's ability to handle multiple failure scenarios simultaneousl