Question 1

Which principle states that controls need to define and enable operations that can positively be identified as being in accordance with a security policy and reject all others ?

Options :

A :

Penestration testing

B :

Complete Mediation

C : Open Design

D : Fail Safe Defaults

Answer: D

Question 2

With reference to law, which school of thought has universally prevailed with state authorities

Options :

A : Second school

B : Third school

C : First school

D : Harvard University

Answer: A

Question 3

Confidentiality based on the __________ of data, is meant to provide a way to control the extent to which an adversary can make inferences about users’ sensitive information

Options :

A : Encryption

B : Coding

C : Cryptography

D : Obfuscation

Answer: D

Question 4

One of the main benefits of analyzing the malware structure that may include the libraries and toolkits and coding techniques, we may find some important data that is possibly helpful to attribution.

Options :

A : Which means being able to identify the likely author and operator

B : To understand what damage can be done due to the malware program

C : To be able to know the amount of data that has been lost or corrupted

D : Both B and C are correct, and A is incorrect

Answer: A

Question 5

Component-driven methods are good for

Options :

A : Bringing together multiple stakeholders views of what a system should and should not do

B : Exploiting security breaches which emerge out of the complex interactions of many parts og your system

C :

Establishing system security requirements before you have decided on the system is exact physical design

D : Analysing the risks faced by individuals technical components

Answer: D

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