DFCS 605 Unit 1 Quiz Questions With Correct Solutions,
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Question 1 (6 points)
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) created an operational
technology digital forensics – incident response framework to help responders organize and
streamline their efforts. This framework can be useful when different teams come together to
help with an incident response. Place the following items in the order provided by NIST.
Question 1 options:
6 Post incident
4 Cyber incident analysis and response
1 Routine
3 Event handling
2 Initial identification and reporting
5 End of Cyber Incident
Question 2 (6 points)
The main principle of the forensics process is to conduct forensically sound methods with
established standards, rules, and regulations. The examination process should have the
ability to find powerful evidence with the resources acquired and examiners should be able to
produce the relevant documents of the investigation process.
Question 2 options:
True
False
, Question 3 (6 points)
According to the Sliding Scale of Cyber Security, a cybersecurity program is built on five levels.
The first two levels are (a) and
(b) . These two levels include all the fundamental design considerations and
security controls needed to eliminate most of the low-level and traditional cyber-attacks.
Accordingly, the following two levels in the cybersecurity program are Active Defense and
Threat Intelligence. The last level deals with offensive activity to subdue the adversary while
still in his environment.
Question 3 options:
(a) attacking controls (b) passive controls
(a) architecture (b) passive defense
(a) configuration (b) prevention
(a) correction (b) attribution
Question 4 (6 points)
The Fourth Amendment protects individuals from searches conducted by other individuals
who are not working with the government or law enforcement.
Question 4 options:
True
False
Already Passed!!
Question 1 (6 points)
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) created an operational
technology digital forensics – incident response framework to help responders organize and
streamline their efforts. This framework can be useful when different teams come together to
help with an incident response. Place the following items in the order provided by NIST.
Question 1 options:
6 Post incident
4 Cyber incident analysis and response
1 Routine
3 Event handling
2 Initial identification and reporting
5 End of Cyber Incident
Question 2 (6 points)
The main principle of the forensics process is to conduct forensically sound methods with
established standards, rules, and regulations. The examination process should have the
ability to find powerful evidence with the resources acquired and examiners should be able to
produce the relevant documents of the investigation process.
Question 2 options:
True
False
, Question 3 (6 points)
According to the Sliding Scale of Cyber Security, a cybersecurity program is built on five levels.
The first two levels are (a) and
(b) . These two levels include all the fundamental design considerations and
security controls needed to eliminate most of the low-level and traditional cyber-attacks.
Accordingly, the following two levels in the cybersecurity program are Active Defense and
Threat Intelligence. The last level deals with offensive activity to subdue the adversary while
still in his environment.
Question 3 options:
(a) attacking controls (b) passive controls
(a) architecture (b) passive defense
(a) configuration (b) prevention
(a) correction (b) attribution
Question 4 (6 points)
The Fourth Amendment protects individuals from searches conducted by other individuals
who are not working with the government or law enforcement.
Question 4 options:
True
False
