IS4680 Chapter 9

Question 1

A-I-C

Answer 1

The availability, integrity, and confidentiality properties that describe a secure object. Often referred to as (CIA)

Question 2

(ACLs) Access control lists

Answer 2

The lists of permissions that define which users or groups can access an object.

Question 3

Authentication

Answer 3

The process of providing additional credentials that match the user ID or user name.

Question 4

Authorization

Answer 4

.The process of granting rights and permissions to access objects to a subject.

Question 5

Availability

Answer 5

.The assurance that information is available to authorized users in an acceptable time frame when the information is requested.

Question 6

(CVV) Card Verification Value

Answer 6

.A number printed on credit cards that provides additional authentication when rendering pymt for online transactions.

Question 7

CIA

Answer 7

.The confidentiality, integrity, and availability properties that describe a secure object. AKA (A-I-C)

Question 8

Due diligence

Answer 8

.The ongoing attention and care an organization places on security and compliance.

Question 9

Fingerprinting

Answer 9

.The process of determining the operating system and version of a network node.

Question 10

Identification

Answer 10

.The process of providing user credentials or claiming to be a specific user.

Question 11

Multi-factor authentication

Answer 11

.A type of authentication that uses more that two types of authentication to authenticate a user.

Question 12

Object

Answer 12

.The target of an access request, such as a file, folder, or other resource.

Question 13

Owner

Answer 13

.A user who has complete control of an object, including the right to grant access to other users or groups.

Question 14

Permission

Answer 14

.The definition of what object access actions are permitted for a specific user or group.

Question 15

Subject

Answer 15

.A user or principle object that requests to access a file, folder, or other resource.

Question 16

Two-factor authentication

Answer 16

.A type of authentication that uses two types of authentication to authenticate a user.

Question 17

Type I authentication (what you know)

Answer 17

.The info that only a valid user know. The most common example is a password or PIN.

Question 18

Type II authentication (What you have)

Answer 18

.A physical object that contains identity info, such as a token, card or other device.

Question 19

Type III authentication (What you are)

Answer 19

A physical characteristic (biometric), such as a fingerprint, handprint, or retinal characteristic.

Question 20

(UPS) Uninterruptible power supply

Answer 20

.A device that provides continuous usable power to one or more devices.

Question 21

War dialing

Answer 21

The process of instructing a computer to dial many telephone numbers looking for modems on the other end..