Security Operations

Question 1

Bypass Label Processing

Answer 1

Can give someone the ability to bypass the security controls.

Question 2

Data mirroring

Answer 2

Is the replication of data on separate disks in real time to ensure continuous availability, currency, and accuracy (i.e. RAID Level 1).

Question 3

Data remanence

Answer 3

In the residual physical representation of data remaining on media after the data has been in some way erased.

Question 4

Database shadowing

Answer 4

Reduces recovery time from a database failure by using a database restore and roll-forward process, using a backup and the journals to enable recovery without data loss.

Question 5

Degaussing

Answer 5

Leaves the domains in random patters with no preference to orientation, thereby rendering previous data unrecoverable.

Question 6

Electronic vaulting

Answer 6

Is the bulk transfer of backup data over communications facilities.

Question 7

File image

Answer 7

Backup software that creates disk image files with extract, byte-by-byte copies of a hard drive, partition, or logical disk.

Question 8

Initial Program Load (IPL)

Answer 8

Starting a system program with required system software, and operating the computer system as directed.

Question 9

Malicious code

Answer 9

Software that performs unauthorized functions causing the normal operation of an information system to be abnormal.

Question 10

Need-to-know

Answer 10

Describes the restriction of data, which is considered very sensitive.

Question 11

Redundant servers

Answer 11

Provides fault tolerance by having one or more entire systems available in case the primary one crashes.

Question 12

Remote journaling

Answer 12

Delivers real-time database data integrity by capturing and transmitting the journal and transaction log data offsite as they are created.

Question 13

Special Priviledge Accounts

Answer 13

These accounts are privileged (Root or built-in Administrator Accounts, Service Accounts, Administrator Accounts, and Power User Accounts).