CISSP test bank. Exam Question Review, revision guide, Full Coverage. Verified.
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"Bad" Blocks/Clusters/sectors - ✔✔-Good disk blocks marked as bad
4GL - ✔✔-Fourth-generation programming language designed to increase programmers efficiency by
automating the creation of computer programming code
4GL / Fourth-generation programming language - ✔✔-Designed to increase programmer's efficiency by
automating the creation of computer programming code
802.1X - ✔✔-Port-based Network Access Control layer 2 authentication
802.11 - ✔✔-Wireless networking standard
802.11-1997 - ✔✔-The original mode of 802.11 operated at 2mbs using the 2.4 GHz frequency
802.11a - ✔✔-802.11 mode that operates at 54 mbps using the 5 GHz frequency
802.11b - ✔✔-802.11 mode that operates at 11 mbps using the 2.4 GHz frequency
802.11g - ✔✔-802.11 mode that operates at 54 mbps using the 2.4 GHz frequency
802.11i - ✔✔-The first 802.11 wireless security standard that provides reasonable security
802.11n - ✔✔-802.11 mode that uses both 2.4 and 5 GHz frequencies and allows speeds of 144 mbps
and beyond
,ABM - ✔✔-Asynchronous Mode HDLC combined mode where nodes may act as primary or secondary,
initiating transmission without receiving permission
Abstraction - ✔✔-Hides unnecessary details from the user
Acceptance Testing - ✔✔-Testing to ensure the software meets the customers operational requirements
Access - ✔✔-A subject's ability to view, modify, or communicate with an object. Access enables the flow
of information between the subject and the object.
Access aggregation - ✔✔-The collective entitlements granted by multiple systems to one user. Can lead
to authorization creep
Access Control - ✔✔-Mechanisms, controls, and methods of limiting access to resources to authorized
subjects only.
Access Control list (ACL) - ✔✔-A list of subjects that are authorized to access a particular object.
Typically, the types of access are read, write, execute, append, modify, delete, and create.
Access Control Lists/ACL - ✔✔-Access Control List
Access Control Matrix - ✔✔-Table defining what access permissions exist between specific subjects and
objects
Access Control Mechanism - ✔✔-Administrative, physical, or technical control that is designed to detect
and prevent unauthorized access to a resource or environment.
Account Lockout - ✔✔-Disables an account after a set number of failed logins, sometimes during a
specific time period
,Accountability - ✔✔-A security principle indicating that individuals must be identifiable and must be
held responsible for their actions.
Accountability - ✔✔-Holds individuals accountable for their actions
Accountability Principle - ✔✔-OECD Privacy Guideline principle which states individuals should have the
right to challenge the content of any personal data being held, and have a process for updating their
personal data if found to be inaccurate or incomplete
Accreditation - ✔✔-The data owners acceptance of the risk represented by a system
Accredited - ✔✔-A computer system or network that has received official authorization and approval to
process sensitive data in a specific operational environment. There must be a security evaluation of the
system's hardware, software, configurations, and controls by technical personnel.
ACK - ✔✔-TCP flag, acknowledge received data
Act honorably, justly, responsibly, and legally - ✔✔-Second canon of the (ISC)2 Code of ethics
Active RFID - ✔✔-Powered RFID tags that can operate via larger distances
Active-active Cluster - ✔✔-Involves multiple systems all of which are online and actively processing
traffic or data
Active-passive Cluster - ✔✔-Involves devices or systems that are already in place, configured, powered
on and ready to begin processing network traffic should a failure occur on the primary system
ActiveX controls - ✔✔-The functional equivalent of Java applets. They use digital certificates instead of a
sandbox to provide security
Ad hoc mode - ✔✔-802.11 peer-to-peer mode with no central AP
, Add-on Security - ✔✔-Security protection mechanisms that are hardware or software retrofitted to a
system to increase that system's protection level.
Address Space Layout Randomization/ASLR - ✔✔-Address Space Layout Randomization, seeks to
decrease the likelihood of successful exploitation by making memory address employed by the system
less predictable
Administrative Controls - ✔✔-Implemented by creating and following organizational policy, procedures,
or regulation. Also called directive controls
Administrative Controls - ✔✔-Security mechanisms that are management's responsibility and referred
to as "soft" controls. These controls include the development and publication of policies, standards,
procedures, and guidelines; the screening of personnel; security-awareness training; the monitoring of
system activity; and change control procedures.
Administrative Law - ✔✔-Law enacted by government agencies, aka regulatory law
ADSL - ✔✔-Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line, DSL featuring faster download speeds than upload
Advance and protect the profession - ✔✔-Fourth canon of the (ISC)2 Code of Ethics
Advanced Encryption Standard/AES - ✔✔-Advanced Encryption Standard, a block cipher using 128 bit,
192 bit, or 256 bit keys to encrypt 128-bit blocks of data
Agents of law enforcement - ✔✔-Private citizens carrying out actions on the behalf of law enforcement
Aggregation - ✔✔-Mathematical attack where a user is able to use lower-level access to learn restricted
information
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