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AP Cybersecurity: Topic 1.3 - Quiz

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A company encrypts all sensitive customer data so that only authorized users can view it. Which security principle is being maintained?

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A hacker alters the prices of products in an online store’s database. Which security principle was violated?

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A hospital’s patient portal goes offline for several hours, preventing doctors from accessing medical records. Which principle has failed?

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A user denies deleting a critical file, but system logs show their account performed the action. What concept allowed the organization to prove this?

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A phishing attacker successfully logs into an employee’s account using stolen credentials. Which security principle was bypassed?

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A company gives interns full administrative access to the financial system by mistake. Which principle has been violated?

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An organization monitors user activity, including when they log in and what files they modify. Which security principle does this describe?

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A company uses multiple layers of protection: firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and employee training. What strategy are they using?

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Why do organizations implement multiple layers of defense instead of relying on just one control?

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A retail company uses a firewall to block unauthorized access, antivirus software to detect malware, and data backups to restore lost files. What advantage does this layered approach provide?

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A health services company implements encryption and secure storage of medical data to comply with HIPAA regulations. What factor influenced this decision?

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Before installing an expensive new firewall, a business compares the cost of purchase and maintenance with the potential financial loss from a data breach. What is this process called?

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A small company chooses an affordable, easy-to-manage antivirus solution over a more advanced enterprise suite. What factor likely influenced this decision?

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A cyber defender decides to prioritize controls that address attacks likely to happen and that could cause major damage. What is being considered?

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A cyber analyst studies how an attacker could exploit a web app vulnerability and recommends installing a patch to stop it. What type of reasoning is being applied?

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Installing security cameras and door locks in a data center are examples of which type of control?

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A company installs a firewall and antivirus software to secure its network. What type of security control are these examples of?

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A company enforces policies requiring password changes every 90 days and conducts annual access reviews. What type of security control does this represent?

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A network firewall blocks unauthorized connections from outside users. What type and function of control does this best represent?

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After a cyberattack damages several systems, IT staff restore functionality by reinstalling software and applying patches. What type of control are they using?