ACRM 401 SIMULATED EXAM
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A cyber attack known as a watering hole is described as
Available answer optionsSelect only one option
A Disguising malware as a legitimate program to
encourage victims to download and install the malicious
software.
B Posing as a helper and offering to do the victim a favor
in exchange for something.
C Infecting a website or group of websites that are
frequently visited by a specific group with malware that
will spread to visitor's computers.
D Luring victims into false relationships using fake profiles
in an attempt to trick victims into providing them with
money or data. - correct answer- Infecting a
website or group of websites that are frequently visited
by a specific group with malware that will spread to
visitor's computers.
,A strategy for addressing a disruption of operations that
involves an organization developing an alternative way to
maintain production, perhaps using manual processes,
best describes
Available answer optionsSelect only one option
A A contingency model.
B An active backup model.
C A split operations model.
D An alternative site model. - correct answer- A
contingency model.
All of the following are cyber exposures an organization
may most likely face, EXCEPT:
Available answer optionsSelect only one option
A Loss of IT infrastructure
B First-party exposures
C Third-party exposures
D Loss of talented employees - correct answer-
Loss of talented employees
,All of the following are true regarding cyber risks, EXCEPT:
Available answer optionsSelect only one option
A A natural disaster can be a cyberthreat.
B Hardware characteristics can present a cyberhtreat.
C Cyber risks are always tied to malevolent actions.
D Certain types of software can be a cyberthreat. -
correct answer- Cyber risks are always tied to
malevolent actions.
All of the following represent challenges an organization
may face in a crisis, EXCEPT:
Available answer optionsSelect only one option
A 24-hour news cycle
B Fluctuating price of gold
C Increased scrutiny of motives
D Influence of social media - correct answer-
Fluctuating price of gold
As a cybersecurity expert at TechGuard, Maria is tasked
with training employees on recognizing deepfake scams.
, She emphasizes that certain visual and auditory cues can
help identify deepfake content. All of the following are
common signs of a deepfake video or audio, EXCEPT:
Available answer optionsSelect only one option
A The inability to answer related questions
B Consistent speech inflection throughout the video
C Lack of context to the recent discussion
D The presence of double edges around the face -
correct answer- Consistent speech inflection
throughout the video
As a risk manager, Augustus is aware that there are
prominent threats that require a holistic management
approach. One such threat is hacktivists, who are best
described as
Available answer optionsSelect only one option
A Bad actors who use cyberattacks for politically or
socially motivated purposes.
B Malicious actors who use their access to a system to
steal or leak privileged information to others.
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS; GET IT 100% ACCURATE
A cyber attack known as a watering hole is described as
Available answer optionsSelect only one option
A Disguising malware as a legitimate program to
encourage victims to download and install the malicious
software.
B Posing as a helper and offering to do the victim a favor
in exchange for something.
C Infecting a website or group of websites that are
frequently visited by a specific group with malware that
will spread to visitor's computers.
D Luring victims into false relationships using fake profiles
in an attempt to trick victims into providing them with
money or data. - correct answer- Infecting a
website or group of websites that are frequently visited
by a specific group with malware that will spread to
visitor's computers.
,A strategy for addressing a disruption of operations that
involves an organization developing an alternative way to
maintain production, perhaps using manual processes,
best describes
Available answer optionsSelect only one option
A A contingency model.
B An active backup model.
C A split operations model.
D An alternative site model. - correct answer- A
contingency model.
All of the following are cyber exposures an organization
may most likely face, EXCEPT:
Available answer optionsSelect only one option
A Loss of IT infrastructure
B First-party exposures
C Third-party exposures
D Loss of talented employees - correct answer-
Loss of talented employees
,All of the following are true regarding cyber risks, EXCEPT:
Available answer optionsSelect only one option
A A natural disaster can be a cyberthreat.
B Hardware characteristics can present a cyberhtreat.
C Cyber risks are always tied to malevolent actions.
D Certain types of software can be a cyberthreat. -
correct answer- Cyber risks are always tied to
malevolent actions.
All of the following represent challenges an organization
may face in a crisis, EXCEPT:
Available answer optionsSelect only one option
A 24-hour news cycle
B Fluctuating price of gold
C Increased scrutiny of motives
D Influence of social media - correct answer-
Fluctuating price of gold
As a cybersecurity expert at TechGuard, Maria is tasked
with training employees on recognizing deepfake scams.
, She emphasizes that certain visual and auditory cues can
help identify deepfake content. All of the following are
common signs of a deepfake video or audio, EXCEPT:
Available answer optionsSelect only one option
A The inability to answer related questions
B Consistent speech inflection throughout the video
C Lack of context to the recent discussion
D The presence of double edges around the face -
correct answer- Consistent speech inflection
throughout the video
As a risk manager, Augustus is aware that there are
prominent threats that require a holistic management
approach. One such threat is hacktivists, who are best
described as
Available answer optionsSelect only one option
A Bad actors who use cyberattacks for politically or
socially motivated purposes.
B Malicious actors who use their access to a system to
steal or leak privileged information to others.
