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Topic 1 Flashcards

1
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Timely, reliable access

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Availability

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Protection against unauthorized modification or destruction of information

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Integrity

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3
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Disclosed to unauthorized persons

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Confidentiality

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4
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Security measures to establish the validity of a transmission, message, or originator

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Authentication

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5
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Data delivery and recipient

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Non-repudiation

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What are the 5 Information Assurance (A.I.C.A.N)

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Availability, Integrity, Confidentiality, Authentication, and Non-repudiation

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7
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Tools and personnel used to defend an organization’s digital assets

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Security

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8
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To protect the physical items

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Physical Security

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9
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Individual or group of individuals

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Personal Security

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10
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Series of activities

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Operation Security

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11
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Organization’s communications media, technology, and content.

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Communication Security

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12
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Networking components, connections, and contents.

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Network Security

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What are the 5 Securities? (P.P.O.C.N)

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Physical Security, Personal Security, Operation Security, Communication Security, Network Security

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Is the protection of information and its critical elements, including the systems and hardware that use, store, and transmit that information.

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Information Security

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What are the Three characteristics that described the utility of information?

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Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability

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Enables users who need to access information to do so without interference or obstruction and in the required format.

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Availability

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17
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Free from mistake or error

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Accuracy

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18
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Reproduction or fabrication

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Authenticity

19
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Preventing disclosure or exposure

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Confidentiality

20
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Being whole

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Integrity

21
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End-user, it is not useful

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Utility

22
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Ownership or control of some object or item

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Possession

23
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What are the 7 Critical Characteristics of Information? (A.A.A.C.I.U.P)

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Availability, Accuracy, Authenticity, Confidentiality, Integrity, Utility, and Possession

24
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Entire set of software, hardware, data, people, procedures, and networks

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Information System

25
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Includes applications (programs), operating systems, and assorted command utilities

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Software

26
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Physical technology that houses and executes the software

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Hardware

27
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  • Often the most asset
  • Main target of intentional attacks
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Data

28
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  • People have always been a threat to information security
  • Social engineering
  • Must be well trained and informed
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People

29
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  • Procedures are written instructions for accomplishing a specific task.
  • Threat to integrity of data
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Procedures

30
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  • Locks and keys won’t work
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Networks

31
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What are the 6 components of Information System (IS) | (S.H.D.P.P.N)

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Software, Hardware, Data, People, Procedures, and Networks

32
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Grassroots effort

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Bottom-up approach

33
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  • initiated by upper management
  • Higher probability of success
  • The project is initiated by upper-level managers
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Top-down approach

34
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A formal approach to solving a problem based on a structured sequence of procedures

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Methodology

35
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  • A methodology for the design and implementation of an information system
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The Systems Development Life Cycle

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  • The problem, objectives, constraints, and scope of the project are identified
  • Begins with enterprise information security policy
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Investigation

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  • consists primarily of assessments of the organization, its current systems, and its capability to support the proposed systems
  • Existing security policies, legal issues,
  • Perform risk analysis
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Analysis

38
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  • Creates and develops blueprints for information security
  • Incident response actions: Continuity planning, Incident response, Disaster recovery
  • Feasibility analysis to determine whether project should continue or be outsourced
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Logical Design

39
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final design selected

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Physical Design

40
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  • Security solutions are acquired, tested, implemented, and tested again
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Implementation

41
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  • Most important
  • Constant changing threats
  • Constant monitoring, testing updating and implementing change
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Maintenance and Change

42
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What are the 6 SDLC Phases? (I.A.LD.PD.I.MC)

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Investigation, Analysis, Logical Design, Physical Design, Implementation, Maintenance and Change.

43
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  • Senior technology officer is usually the chief information officer (CIO)
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Senior Management

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  • Responsible for the assessment, management, and implementation of information security in the organization
  • also be referred to as the manager for IT security, the security administrator, or by a similar title
  • reports directly to the CIO
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Chief information security officer (CISO)

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