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What is information security (InfoSec)? The protection of information and systems from unauthorized access, use,
disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction.
What are the three parts of the CIA Triad? Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability.
What does confidentiality mean? Confidentiality protects information from unauthorized disclosure or access.
Give an example of confidentiality. Medical records should only be viewed by authorized healthcare personnel.
What does integrity mean? Integrity ensures information remains accurate, trustworthy, and unaltered.
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A hacker changing bank account balances is an integrity true
violation.
What does availability mean? Availability ensures authorized users can access systems and information when
needed.
Give an example of an availability issue. A DDoS attack making a website inaccessible.
What is a threat? A threat is a potential danger capable of causing harm.
Hackers, malware, phishing attacks, fire, floods, insider examples of threats
abuse are?
What is a vulnerability? a weakness that can be exploited
Weak passwords, outdated software, missing patches, examples of vulnerabilities
poor training are?
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What is risk? Risk is the probability that a threat exploits a vulnerability.
What formula helps explain risk? Threat + Vulnerability = Risk
In the "burglar" example, what represents the The unlocked door.
vulnerability?
In the "burglar" example, what represents the threat? The burglar.
What is a security policy? A security policy is a set of rules and expectations for handling security.
What does ETA stand for in information security? Education, Training, and Awareness.
Why is ETA important? Because people are often one of the biggest security weaknesses.
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FOIS Fundamentals
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_ Cybersecurity
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,FOIS Chapter 1 - Information Security Fundamentals.pdf FOIS Chapter 1 - Information Security Fundamentals.pdf FOIS Chapter 1 - Information Security Fundamentals.pdf
What is information security (InfoSec)? The protection of information and systems from unauthorized access, use,
disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction.
What are the three parts of the CIA Triad? Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability.
What does confidentiality mean? Confidentiality protects information from unauthorized disclosure or access.
Give an example of confidentiality. Medical records should only be viewed by authorized healthcare personnel.
What does integrity mean? Integrity ensures information remains accurate, trustworthy, and unaltered.
FOIS Chapter 1 - Information Security Fundamentals.pdf FOIS Chapter 1 - Information Security Fundamentals.pdf FOIS Chapter 1 - Information Security Fundamentals.pdf
,FOIS Chapter 1 - Information Security Fundamentals.pdf FOIS Chapter 1 - Information Security Fundamentals.pdf FOIS Chapter 1 - Information Security Fundamentals.pdf
A hacker changing bank account balances is an integrity true
violation.
What does availability mean? Availability ensures authorized users can access systems and information when
needed.
Give an example of an availability issue. A DDoS attack making a website inaccessible.
What is a threat? A threat is a potential danger capable of causing harm.
Hackers, malware, phishing attacks, fire, floods, insider examples of threats
abuse are?
What is a vulnerability? a weakness that can be exploited
Weak passwords, outdated software, missing patches, examples of vulnerabilities
poor training are?
FOIS Chapter 1 - Information Security Fundamentals.pdf FOIS Chapter 1 - Information Security Fundamentals.pdf FOIS Chapter 1 - Information Security Fundamentals.pdf
, FOIS Chapter 1 - Information Security Fundamentals.pdf FOIS Chapter 1 - Information Security Fundamentals.pdf FOIS Chapter 1 - Information Security Fundamentals.pdf
What is risk? Risk is the probability that a threat exploits a vulnerability.
What formula helps explain risk? Threat + Vulnerability = Risk
In the "burglar" example, what represents the The unlocked door.
vulnerability?
In the "burglar" example, what represents the threat? The burglar.
What is a security policy? A security policy is a set of rules and expectations for handling security.
What does ETA stand for in information security? Education, Training, and Awareness.
Why is ETA important? Because people are often one of the biggest security weaknesses.
FOIS Chapter 1 - Information Security Fundamentals.pdf FOIS Chapter 1 - Information Security Fundamentals.pdf FOIS Chapter 1 - Information Security Fundamentals.pdf
