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Q: Professional in information system security (CISSP) (150 Words) Professional security tester (OPST)…

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Q: What are the security vulnerabilities that were exploited with conspiracy?

A: Given : What are the security vulnerabilities that were exploited with conspiracy?

Q: Match the mechanism with the policy it enforces

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Q: Multifactor authentication is a mystery to me. Which means it helps to avoid the usage of leaked or…

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Q: Biometric authentication may be used to distinguish between false positives and false negatives.…

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Q: Search for the following and give at least 1 example each. • Availability • Accuracy Authenticity •…

A: Availability  Availability is defined as being available to the users who are authorized but not for…

Q: Create a fictitious situation for the management of logins. Determine many methods of identification…

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Q: Which of the following is the process of determining the true, accurate identity of a user of an…

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Q: What is the purpose of authentication? A variety of verification methods are being analysed for…

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Q: What do you mean when you say "header-based vulnerabilities"? Please provide three instances.

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Q: In terms of authentication, define what a challenge–response system is. How does it give a higher…

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Q: What is meant by header based vulnerabilities? List any three examples

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Q: Declare a security condition that is unattainable. Declare a non verifiable compliance requirement.…

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Q: Write a complete procedure where an organization will use public key cryptography also assure…

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Q: Software testing is focused with the exercise and observation of client behaviour a.True b.False

A: Introduction: We all know that software testing is the process of evaluating the functionality of…

Q: An attacker sits between customer and Banker, and captures the information from the customer and…

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Q: A security weakness has been discovered in one of the most widely used methods of password…

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Q: ur objectives with the help of authentication? In this section, we'll look at the advantages and…

A: Is it possible to achieve any of our objectives with the help of authentication

Q: olicy and Mechanism are considered the same

A: The Design principle of computer science states the separation of mechanism and policy.

Q: Explain the concept of a challenge–response system in the context of authentication. Is this method…

A: Generally question and a response are the two basic components of challenge-response authentication…

Q: QUESTION 8 Planning for emergencies, is a technique for gaining - - security service. O a…

A: planning for emergencies, is technique for gaining ........ security services e. availability…

Q: Strong security is often viewed as an impediment to efficient and user friendly operation. Discus

A: Strong security is often viewed as an impediment to efficient and user-friendly operation. This is…

Q: draw a figure to illustrate the following concepts: • Information security components. • Information…

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Q: You should implement a level of physical security that is consistent with the value of your asset O…

A: Physical security is first security with assets.

Q: Using authentication, is it possible to achieve anything? Clearly, there are several aspects to…

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Q: A cybersecurity analyst assesses a business solution and recommends that a second authentication…

A: Answer: This senario is the example of Defense in depth  of cybersecurity principle.

Q: f a company's security is breached, what steps should be taken?

A: The solution to the given question is: Security Breach This is a situation that bypasses an…

Q: Is there any use in verifying the legitimacy of something? Which authentication techniques have the…

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Q: 10. The most secure password is A. John B. 2 johnll C. *Johnll D. Johnll

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Q: The Bell-LaPadula model provides: O a. object confidentiality in accordance with the ordered…

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Q: 1. After a security objective is met by a system, that objective will stay met forever. a. True b.…

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Q: Does authentication help us accomplish any of our goals? The pros and downsides of different forms…

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Q: What is it about zero-day vulnerabilities that makes them so dangerous?

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Q: I'm not really clear on what multifactor authentication entails. Thus, how does it contribute to the…

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Q: Is the threat that is carried out and if successful, leads to an undesirable violation of security…

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Q: Provide some examples of the ways in which Dirty and Phantom both disobey the rules.

A: A dirty read is when a transaction accesses modified but uncommitted row data.  This results in the…

Q: Come up with an example of your own, which would be caused by missing security policies?

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Q: QUESTION 7 Choose the correct answer:To applying confidentiality on been authenticated as someone…

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Q: what security objectives have been fulfilled in the following scheme ? And why ? (E K E(K, [M || H(M…

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Q: In the context of information security, the principle of 'need-to-know' is one of the most important…

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Q: Question 19 deterrent physical controls are enough to ensure the physical security in most situation…

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Q: THE BREACH OF CONFIDENTIALITY ALWAYS RESULTS IN A BREACH OF: 1.Possesion 2.Utility 3.Integrity…

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Q: known threat categories and sort threats from most frequently encountered to least frequently…

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Q: Please List three motivations Intentional mdicaoes tation of socurity tikety expt Vulnerabitities.

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Q: By definition, a(n)________ is a person or thing that has the power to carry out a threat. a.…

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Q: Outline the best approach for dealing with the following security breaches in no fewer than 140…

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Q: DoS attack is example of which kinds of threat consequences     Unauthorized disclosure     Ê…

A: DOS is an abbreviation for Denial Of Service. DOS attack is usually a cyber attack in which a host…

Q: A. Explain how cryptographic mechanisms can be used to guarantee the following basic security…

A: Actually, given question regarding cryptographic mechanisms.