Chapter 1 Lesson 2 Part 2 Flashcards

(12 cards)

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What are corrective measures?

A

Measures implemented to respond to and correct the effect of an incident or security breach

Corrective measures aim to minimize damage caused by security incidents.

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What is an example of a corrective measure?

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Backups and disaster recovery plans

These involve duplicating important files in a secure location for recovery purposes.

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What is an Incident Response Plan?

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A team swiftly responding to an emergency, including steps to contain, investigate, mitigate, and recover systems

This plan is crucial for effective incident management.

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What does software patching entail?

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Fixing a leaky roof before it causes more damage; keeping software up to date to close potential entry points for attackers

This is a key corrective control.

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What are compensating controls?

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Measures put in place to add an extra layer of protection when primary controls may be insufficient

They help mitigate risks when primary security measures fail.

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What is an example of a compensating control?

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Manual Security Reviews

These involve human experts analyzing for suspicious behavior that automated systems may have missed.

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What is the purpose of increased user training as a compensating control?

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Educates users on best practices to understand security policies, which can increase overall security

Training is essential for user awareness and threat recognition.

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What does Multi-Factor Authentication provide?

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An extra layer of security by adding a second layer of security

This method enhances the authentication process.

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What are directive measures?

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Measures that provide guidance and set expectations for security among an organization

These help establish a security framework within the organization.

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What is a security policy?

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A rulebook and playbook for maintaining a secure environment, including guidelines and best practices

Security policies are foundational for organizational security.

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What role do training materials and awareness campaigns play in security?

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They train users on recognizing phishing emails and understanding the importance of strong passwords

These campaigns are vital for user education.

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What is the purpose of risk assessment and compliance audits?

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Periodic health checks to ensure compliance with security regulations and standards

They help identify vulnerabilities and ensure adherence to best practices.

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