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Actions on Objectives (KC Step 7) - CORRECT ANSWER: Everything that happens
after the adversary has operational control of a system.
Activity Group - CORRECT ANSWER: Set of events and activity associated by
similarities in their features and weighted by confidence scoring; Clustering of intrusions
with weighting on the adversary, infrastructure, tradecraft, and/or victim that meets some
analytical requirement.
Adversary/Threat - CORRECT ANSWER: Representation of the human behind the
keyboard; The entity involved in the execution of an intrusion.
Analysis - CORRECT ANSWER: A detailed examination of the elements or structure of
something.; Breaking something down into its constituent parts to understand its
operation.
Analysis and Production Stage - CORRECT ANSWER: The intelligence life cycle state
in which using processes such as SATs to evaluate processed information in order to fill
information gaps and meet requirements.
Analysis of Competing Hypotheses - CORRECT ANSWER: A structured method to
identify all potential hypotheses, collect all evidence, compare the evidence with the
hypothesis, then rank hypothesis that do not make sense and to identify any pitfalls in
analysis and evidence that exists.
Analytical Judgement - CORRECT ANSWER: Going beyond the facts to assess what
the information signifies and how it impacts whatever organization they are supporting.
It is made to meet a specific intelligence requirement and is based off of available data
and information while acknowledging the information gaps and remaining uncertainties.
, Anchoring/Focusing - CORRECT ANSWER: Beginning with an assumption or
assessment and then adjusting one's assessment as new information becomes
available, rather than taking the information as a whole for an assessment.
Anecdotal Fallacy - CORRECT ANSWER: Personal experience is used over compelling
evidence
Appeal to Probability - CORRECT ANSWER: Making a determination based on what's
most likely the case
Appeal to the Stone - CORRECT ANSWER: Identifying a claim as absurd without any
proof to dismiss it
Argument from Repitition - CORRECT ANSWER: Arguing so much that eventually
people access the conclusion to end it.
Argument from Silence - CORRECT ANSWER: Accepting a conclusion due to lack of
evidence against it
Burden of Proof - CORRECT ANSWER: Requiring someone to disprove someone
else's claim instead of requiring proof
Campaign/Operation - CORRECT ANSWER: The adversary's mission focus.
Carbanak - CORRECT ANSWER: A case study that showed APT is a style, not a
definitive category. Malware is a tool, but the threat is human. Stole $1billion from
banks.
Code Signing Certificate - CORRECT ANSWER: Used to ensure that code has not
been changed or signed since the code was signed.
Exam from Credible Sources with 120 Questions
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Actions on Objectives (KC Step 7) - CORRECT ANSWER: Everything that happens
after the adversary has operational control of a system.
Activity Group - CORRECT ANSWER: Set of events and activity associated by
similarities in their features and weighted by confidence scoring; Clustering of intrusions
with weighting on the adversary, infrastructure, tradecraft, and/or victim that meets some
analytical requirement.
Adversary/Threat - CORRECT ANSWER: Representation of the human behind the
keyboard; The entity involved in the execution of an intrusion.
Analysis - CORRECT ANSWER: A detailed examination of the elements or structure of
something.; Breaking something down into its constituent parts to understand its
operation.
Analysis and Production Stage - CORRECT ANSWER: The intelligence life cycle state
in which using processes such as SATs to evaluate processed information in order to fill
information gaps and meet requirements.
Analysis of Competing Hypotheses - CORRECT ANSWER: A structured method to
identify all potential hypotheses, collect all evidence, compare the evidence with the
hypothesis, then rank hypothesis that do not make sense and to identify any pitfalls in
analysis and evidence that exists.
Analytical Judgement - CORRECT ANSWER: Going beyond the facts to assess what
the information signifies and how it impacts whatever organization they are supporting.
It is made to meet a specific intelligence requirement and is based off of available data
and information while acknowledging the information gaps and remaining uncertainties.
, Anchoring/Focusing - CORRECT ANSWER: Beginning with an assumption or
assessment and then adjusting one's assessment as new information becomes
available, rather than taking the information as a whole for an assessment.
Anecdotal Fallacy - CORRECT ANSWER: Personal experience is used over compelling
evidence
Appeal to Probability - CORRECT ANSWER: Making a determination based on what's
most likely the case
Appeal to the Stone - CORRECT ANSWER: Identifying a claim as absurd without any
proof to dismiss it
Argument from Repitition - CORRECT ANSWER: Arguing so much that eventually
people access the conclusion to end it.
Argument from Silence - CORRECT ANSWER: Accepting a conclusion due to lack of
evidence against it
Burden of Proof - CORRECT ANSWER: Requiring someone to disprove someone
else's claim instead of requiring proof
Campaign/Operation - CORRECT ANSWER: The adversary's mission focus.
Carbanak - CORRECT ANSWER: A case study that showed APT is a style, not a
definitive category. Malware is a tool, but the threat is human. Stole $1billion from
banks.
Code Signing Certificate - CORRECT ANSWER: Used to ensure that code has not
been changed or signed since the code was signed.
