idk

Question 1

malware designed to damage destroy or delay service to target systems

Answer 1

Deliberate software attacks

Question 2

types of deliberates software attacks

Answer 2

Viruses, worms, trojan horses, logic bombs, back/trap door, polymorphic threats, virus/worm hoaxes

Question 3

Is depends on many interdependent support systems
Internet services, communications irregularities

Answer 3

Deviation in quality of service

Question 4

Access of protected info by unauthorized individuals

Answer 4

Espionage/ trespass

Question 5

Expert hacker

Answer 5

Develops software scripts and program exploits

Question 6

Most dangerous

Answer 6

Forces of nature

Question 7

Individual lives, storage, transmission, use of information

Answer 7

Disrupts

Question 8

Acts performed without malicious intent

Answer 8

Human error/ failure

Question 9

Steals information, demands compensation
Credit card

Answer 9

Information extortion

Question 10

Can make organizations vulnerable to loss damage or disclosure of information assets

Answer 10

Missing inadequate or incomplete

Question 11

Website defacing can erode consumer confidence dropping sales organizations net worth

Answer 11

Sabotage or vandalism

Question 12

more sinister form of hacking

Answer 12

Cyberterrorism

Question 13

Illegal taking of another’s physical, electronic or intellectual property

Answer 13

theft

Question 14

Occur when manufacturer distributes equipment containing flaws to users

Answer 14

Technical hardware failure or errors

Question 15

True or false: some errors are terminal; some are intermittent

Answer 15

True

Question 16

Purchased software that contains unrevealed faults

Answer 16

Technical software failures or errors

Question 17

Antiquated/outdated infrastructure can lead to unreliable untrustworthy systems

Answer 17

Technological obsolescence

Question 18

Execution of viruses, warns, ths
Intent to steal/destroy info

Answer 18

Malicious code

Question 19

Virus hoax with real virus attached
More devious form of attack

Answer 19

Hoaxes

Question 20

Gaining access using known/previously unknown/ newly discovered access mechanisms

Answer 20

Backdoor

Question 21

Attempting to reverse calculate a password

Answer 21

Password crack

Question 22

Trying every possible combination

Answer 22

Brute force

Question 23

Most important

Answer 23

Policy

Question 24

Awareness

Answer 24

Eula

Question 25

Most difficult

Answer 25

Training

Question 26

Educate

Answer 26

Education

Question 27

Not static

Answer 27

Technology

Question 28

CIA triangle

Answer 28

Confidentiality, integrity, availability

Question 29

Systems administrators attempt to improve security of their systems

Answer 29

Grassroots effort

Question 30

Grassroots effort, technical expertise of indiv admins, lacks a number of critical features: participant support organizational staying power

Answer 30

Bottom - up approach

Question 31

Initiated by upper management and involve development strategy referred to as systems development life cycle

Answer 31

top-down approach

Question 32

intellectual property rights

Answer 32

patent trademark trade secret copyright