AP Cybersecurity: 3.4B - Formative Assessment Questions

A. To isolate internal devices from each other

B. To host publicly facing resources in a lower security zone

C. To increase wireless signal strength

D. To encrypt all internal traffic

A. A firewall with MAC filtering

B. A wireless access point

C. A layer 3 or routing-capable device

D. A beacon frame

A. By encrypting MAC addresses

B. By limiting the number of MAC addresses assignable to a switch port

C. By disabling unused ports

D. By broadcasting beacon frames

A. It increases bandwidth

B. It allows devices to bypass firewalls

C. It isolates compromised devices to reduce exposure

D. It disables encryption protocols

A. To meet the unique needs of its users, network, and data

B. To simplify firewall rules

C. To reduce the number of switches

D. To allow split tunneling

A. VLAN

B. Subnet

C. VPN

D. DMZ (screened subnet)

A. A firewall with port security

B. A layer 3 or routing-capable device

C. A wireless access point

D. A MAC filter

A. Beacon frame control

B. Port security

C. VLAN tagging

D. Subnet masking

A. MAC filtering

B. VPN tunneling

C. Subnetting

D. Beacon frame disabling

A. To reduce encryption overhead

B. To meet diverse security and operational needs

C. To allow all traffic to bypass firewalls

D. To simplify user authentication