CYSA+ MODULE 3 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers
Emergency (emerg) System is unusable.
Alert (alert) Immediate action required.
Critical (crit) Critical conditions.
Error (error) Error conditions.
Warning (warn) Warning conditions.
Notice (notice) Normal but significant conditions.
Informational (info) Informational messages.
Debug (debug) Messages helpful for debugging.
Is the subkey that links to the security database of the
SECURITY
domain the current user logged onto.
Is the subkey that contains settings for the LocalSystem
DEFAULT
account profile
Is the subkey that contains settings for drivers and file
SYSTEM
systems.
Stores username information for accounts on the current
Security Accounts Manager (SAM)
computer.
Access multiple resources using only a single set of cre-
What does Single Sign-On (SSO) allow users to do?
dentials.
A user authenticates once using designated credentials
How does Single Sign-On (SSO) work?
and can access different resources seamlessly.
What does Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) aim to The complexity of managing multiple network and security
simplify? services.
What does SASE combine into a single cloud-hosted ser-
Networking and security functions.
vice?
A security model that authenticates all users, devices, and
What is Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA)?
applications before granting network access.
, What are the benefits of Zero Trust Architecture? 1/4
Emergency (emerg) System is unusable.
Alert (alert) Immediate action required.
Critical (crit) Critical conditions.
Error (error) Error conditions.
Warning (warn) Warning conditions.
Notice (notice) Normal but significant conditions.
Informational (info) Informational messages.
Debug (debug) Messages helpful for debugging.
Is the subkey that links to the security database of the
SECURITY
domain the current user logged onto.
Is the subkey that contains settings for the LocalSystem
DEFAULT
account profile
Is the subkey that contains settings for drivers and file
SYSTEM
systems.
Stores username information for accounts on the current
Security Accounts Manager (SAM)
computer.
Access multiple resources using only a single set of cre-
What does Single Sign-On (SSO) allow users to do?
dentials.
A user authenticates once using designated credentials
How does Single Sign-On (SSO) work?
and can access different resources seamlessly.
What does Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) aim to The complexity of managing multiple network and security
simplify? services.
What does SASE combine into a single cloud-hosted ser-
Networking and security functions.
vice?
A security model that authenticates all users, devices, and
What is Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA)?
applications before granting network access.
, What are the benefits of Zero Trust Architecture? 1/4
