Module 01 - Security Concepts Flashcards

Módulo 01 (31 cards)

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Definition:
Assets

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Anything of value to a Company
Examples: People, servers, softwares.

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Definition:
Threats

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Threats are anything with the potential to damage an asset
Examples: Ransomwares, hackers, insiders

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Definition:
Threat Agents

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Entity that carries out a threat

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Definition:
Vulnerability

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Security opening on a system or physical on a site.

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Definition:
Exploits

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Pieces of code that takes advantage of a vulnerability

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What are the most basic security principles?
(CIA triad)

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  1. Confidentiality
  2. Integrity
  3. Availability
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Definition:
What is the Confidentiality in the CIA triad?

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Confidentiality is the concept of no asset being accessed by unauthorized persononel

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Definition:
What is the Integrity in the CIA triad?

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Integrity is the concept of no asset being tampered with nor modified by not authorized actions

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Definition:
What is the Availability in the CIA triad?

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Availability is the concept of every asset being ready to be used whenever it’s needed.

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What are the modern-day security challenges?

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Sophisticated attacks
Proliferation of attack softwares
Attack scale and velocity

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Acronym:
SOC

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Security Operations Center

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Acronym:
DevOps

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Development and Operations

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Acronym:
DevSecOps

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Development and Security and Operations

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Acronym:
CISO

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Chief Information Security Officer

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Acronym:
CIRT

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Computer Incident Response Team

Single point of contact for incident notification

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Acronym:
CSIRT

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Computer Security Incident Response Team

Single point of contact for incident notification

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Acronym:
CERT

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Computer Emergency Response Team

Single point of contact for incident notification

18
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What are the security controls categories?

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Managerial
Operational
Technical
Physical

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What are the security controls funcional types?

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Preventative
Detective
Corrective
Deterent
Directive
Compensating

20
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Definition:
What is the control category “Managerial Control”?

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Consists on controls implemented as policies, procedures or other written plans.
Examples: Information Security Policy, BCP - Backup Continuity Plan, DRP - Disaster Recovery Plan

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Definition:
What is the control category “Operational Control”?

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Operational controls are controls that defines how to perform an activity.
Example: Require company signature in emails.

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Definition:
What is the control category “Technical Control”?

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A technical control is one implemented by technology, by a software or network appliance.
Example: IDS/IPS, Firewall, EDR, DLP tools

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Definition:
What is the control category “Physical Control”?

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Physical Controls are implemented to filter unauthorized physical access to sites.

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Definition:
What is the control functional type “Preventative Control”?

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Preventative Controls are implemented in order to avoid an incident before it happens.

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Definition: What is the control functional type "Detective Control"?
Detective controls are implemented in order to alert when an event happens and to provide logs to work with
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Definition: What is the control functional type "Corrective Control"?
Corrective controls are implemented to act on an incident, stopping or reducing the damage as its happening or has happened. Could also be a "preventive control" applied after an incident had happened. Examples: IPS, EDR
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Definition: What is the control functional type "Deterrent Control"?
Deterrent Controls are implemented to discourage attackers to engaje. (Pyramid of Pain) Examples: Locked door, encodings, man traps
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Definition: What is the control functional type "Directive Control"?
Directive Controls are implemented to enforce a rule of behavior. Example: Trainning and Awareness programs, Dismissal cause or disciplinary procedures if not comply.
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Definition: What is the control functional type "Compensating Control"?
Compensating Controls are substitutes for principal controls, mitigating partially the risk.
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Acronym: BCP
Backup Continuity Plan,
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Acronym: DRP
Disaster Recovery Plan