WGU C836/D430 FUNDAMENTALS OF
INFORMATION SECURITY EXAM. 103 LATEST
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS|100%GUARANTEED TO PASS CONCEPTS|
ALREADY GRADED A+.
Confidentiality
Only those authorized to access the data
Integrity
Keeps data unaltered by accidental or malicious intent
Availability
The ability to access the data when needed
Possession/Control
Refers to the physical disposition of the media on which the data is stored
Authenticity
Allows us to talk about the proper attribution as to the owner or creator of
the data in question
Utility
How useful the data is to us
Interception
Attacker has access to data, applications, or environment (Affects Confidentiality)
Interruption
Causes assets to become unavailable or unreliable (Affects Availability and Integrity)
Modification
Tampers with assets (Affects Availability and Integrity)
Fabrication
Attack that creates false information (Affects availability and Integrity)
Interruption
DoS attacks are what kind of attack?
, Threat
Something that has potential to cause harm
Risk
The likelihood that an event will occur
Vulnerability
Weaknesses that can be used to harm us
Impact
Additional step that is taken into account (Asset's cost)
Locks, Doors, Guards, Fences
Physical Access Control
Firewalls, Antivirus, IDS, IPS
Technical/Logical Access Control
Organizational Policies, Privacy Policies, Governance
Administrative Access Control
Defense in Depth
Uses all 3 Access Control Methods
Username, Password, PIN
Something you know
ID Badge, Swipe Card, OTP(One-Time Password)
Something you have
Fingerprint, Iris/Retina Scan
Something you are
Geolocation
Somewhere you are
Handwriting, Typing, Walking
Something you do
Uses only one form of authentication
Single factor authentication
Uses only two forms of authentication
INFORMATION SECURITY EXAM. 103 LATEST
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS|100%GUARANTEED TO PASS CONCEPTS|
ALREADY GRADED A+.
Confidentiality
Only those authorized to access the data
Integrity
Keeps data unaltered by accidental or malicious intent
Availability
The ability to access the data when needed
Possession/Control
Refers to the physical disposition of the media on which the data is stored
Authenticity
Allows us to talk about the proper attribution as to the owner or creator of
the data in question
Utility
How useful the data is to us
Interception
Attacker has access to data, applications, or environment (Affects Confidentiality)
Interruption
Causes assets to become unavailable or unreliable (Affects Availability and Integrity)
Modification
Tampers with assets (Affects Availability and Integrity)
Fabrication
Attack that creates false information (Affects availability and Integrity)
Interruption
DoS attacks are what kind of attack?
, Threat
Something that has potential to cause harm
Risk
The likelihood that an event will occur
Vulnerability
Weaknesses that can be used to harm us
Impact
Additional step that is taken into account (Asset's cost)
Locks, Doors, Guards, Fences
Physical Access Control
Firewalls, Antivirus, IDS, IPS
Technical/Logical Access Control
Organizational Policies, Privacy Policies, Governance
Administrative Access Control
Defense in Depth
Uses all 3 Access Control Methods
Username, Password, PIN
Something you know
ID Badge, Swipe Card, OTP(One-Time Password)
Something you have
Fingerprint, Iris/Retina Scan
Something you are
Geolocation
Somewhere you are
Handwriting, Typing, Walking
Something you do
Uses only one form of authentication
Single factor authentication
Uses only two forms of authentication
