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WGU C702 FORENSICS AND NETWORK INTRUSION
QUESTIONS WITH 100% COMPLETE CORRECT
SOLUTIONS VERSION
What is Computer Forensics? - (ANSWER)It refers to a set of methodological
procedures and techniques to identify, gather, preserve, extract, interpret,
document, and present evidence from computing equipment such that the
discovered evidence is acceptable during a legal and/or administrative proceeding
in a court of law.
Why do you need Computer Forensics? - (ANSWER)To gather evidence of
computer crimes in a forensically sound manner, to protect the organization from
similar incidents in the future, to minimize the tangible and intangible losses to
the organization, to support the prosecution of the perpetrator of an incident.
When do you need Computer Forensics? - (ANSWER)If a breach of contract
occurs, if copyright and intellectual property theft/misuse occurs, in case of
employee disputes or disgruntled employees, in case of damage to resources.
What is cybercrime? - (ANSWER)Cybercrime is defined as any illegal act involving
a computing device, network, its systems, or it's applications.
What are the 2 categories of cyber crime? - (ANSWER)Internal/Insider Attack and
External Attack.
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What is an Internal/Insider Attack? - (ANSWER)It is an attack performed on a
corporate network or on a single computer by an entrusted person (Insider) who
has authorized access to the network. Such insiders can be former or current
employees, business partners, or contractors.
What is an External Attack? - (ANSWER)This type of attack occurs when an
attacker from outside the organization tries to gain unauthorized access to it's
computing systems or informational assets. These attackers exploit security loop
holes or use social engineering techniques to infiltrate the network.
What are the 12 examples of cyber crimes? - (ANSWER)Espionage, Theft of
Intellectual Property, Manipulation of Data, Trojan Horse Attack, Structured
Query Language Attack, Brute-force attack, Phishing/Spoofing, Privilege Escalation
Attacks, Denial of Service Attack, Cyber Defamation, Cyberterrorism,
Cyberwarfare.
What are the 3 types of cybercrime investigation cases? - (ANSWER)Civil,
Criminal, and Administrative
What is cybercrime investigation? - (ANSWER)Is the process of studying a digital
crime, its impact, and other details to identify the source and perpetrators of the
attack and prove their guilt.
What is cyber crime? - (ANSWER)Any illegal act involving a computing device,
network, its systems, or it's applications
WGU C702 FORENSICS AND NETWORK INTRUSION
QUESTIONS WITH 100% COMPLETE CORRECT
SOLUTIONS VERSION
What is Computer Forensics? - (ANSWER)It refers to a set of methodological
procedures and techniques to identify, gather, preserve, extract, interpret,
document, and present evidence from computing equipment such that the
discovered evidence is acceptable during a legal and/or administrative proceeding
in a court of law.
Why do you need Computer Forensics? - (ANSWER)To gather evidence of
computer crimes in a forensically sound manner, to protect the organization from
similar incidents in the future, to minimize the tangible and intangible losses to
the organization, to support the prosecution of the perpetrator of an incident.
When do you need Computer Forensics? - (ANSWER)If a breach of contract
occurs, if copyright and intellectual property theft/misuse occurs, in case of
employee disputes or disgruntled employees, in case of damage to resources.
What is cybercrime? - (ANSWER)Cybercrime is defined as any illegal act involving
a computing device, network, its systems, or it's applications.
What are the 2 categories of cyber crime? - (ANSWER)Internal/Insider Attack and
External Attack.
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What is an Internal/Insider Attack? - (ANSWER)It is an attack performed on a
corporate network or on a single computer by an entrusted person (Insider) who
has authorized access to the network. Such insiders can be former or current
employees, business partners, or contractors.
What is an External Attack? - (ANSWER)This type of attack occurs when an
attacker from outside the organization tries to gain unauthorized access to it's
computing systems or informational assets. These attackers exploit security loop
holes or use social engineering techniques to infiltrate the network.
What are the 12 examples of cyber crimes? - (ANSWER)Espionage, Theft of
Intellectual Property, Manipulation of Data, Trojan Horse Attack, Structured
Query Language Attack, Brute-force attack, Phishing/Spoofing, Privilege Escalation
Attacks, Denial of Service Attack, Cyber Defamation, Cyberterrorism,
Cyberwarfare.
What are the 3 types of cybercrime investigation cases? - (ANSWER)Civil,
Criminal, and Administrative
What is cybercrime investigation? - (ANSWER)Is the process of studying a digital
crime, its impact, and other details to identify the source and perpetrators of the
attack and prove their guilt.
What is cyber crime? - (ANSWER)Any illegal act involving a computing device,
network, its systems, or it's applications