Cisco Certified Support Technician (CCST) Cybersecurity - 100-160 Free Exam Questions

A. To accelerate the analysis of the evidence.

B. To prevent unauthorized access or tampering.

C. To recover lost or deleted data from the evidence.

D. To ensure the evidence is stored securely.

A. Intrusion Detection System (IDS)

B. Amazon Web Services (AWS)

C. Firewall

D. Virtual Private Network (VPN)

A. Disabled firewalls

B. SSH packets

C. Open ports

D. Encrypted passwords

A. Backing up data to prevent data loss

B. Sorting data based on its importance and sensitivity

C. Encrypting data to ensure confidentiality

D. Protecting data from unauthorized access

A. Providing management with a summary of the incident

B. Restoring all affected systems to their pre-incident state

C. Identifying the individuals responsible for the incident

D. Assessing the overall effectiveness of the incident response plan

A. To patch firmware in the kernel of the operating system

B. To support the latest operating systems and applications

C. To explore new hardware features

D. To correct security holes and weaknesses

A. Flood

B. Cyberattack

C. Earthquake

D. Tornado

A. Information relating to the hardware components of a computer system

B. Files containing network traffic data

C. Records of user activity on a computer system

D. Logs generated by operating systems that record events and activities

A. Data at rest

B. Data in transit

C. Data in use

D. Data in motion

A. To control and filter network traffic based on predefined policies

B. To segment a network into multiple smaller networks

C. To improve network performance and reduce latency

D. To provide secure remote access to a private network over the internet

A. Escalate the issue to the security team for further investigation.

B. Delete the email and inform the user that it is safe to proceed.

C. Forward the email to other users to raise awareness about potential threats.

D. Click on the link to verify its validity before taking any action.

A. They outline the consequences of not fixing vulnerabilities.

B. They define the rules and guidelines for vulnerability scanning.

C. They determine the frequency of vulnerability assessments.

D. They specify the criteria for prioritizing vulnerabilities.