IT-Security Fundamentals

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Across
  1. 4. A collection of tools that a hacker uses to mask their intrusion and gain administrator-level access to a computer or a computer network.
  2. 5. This is a separate subnetwork that provides access to the company's services without directly granting access to the internal network
  3. 6. A password attack uses all possible alpha numeric combinations
  4. 7. An attack that relies on the attacker being able to trick the sending host into thinking his system is the receiving host, and the receiving host into thinking his system is the sending host
  5. 10. This process not only ensures that the change goes smoothly, but it also allows the IT security personnel to examine the change for potential security issues before it is implemented
  6. 13. What does wrong code gives?
  7. 16. Is the core of access control
  8. 18. The first P in the stages for assessing a system's security
  9. 21. People who download tools and carry out cyber-attacks without really understanding what they are doing
  10. 22. A method to gain access to data through misrepresentation. Instead of hacking into systems through technical means, they trick people into breaking normal security procedures
  11. 23. The forth P in the stages for assessing a system's security
  12. 24. True or false? A buffer overflow attack occurs when someone tries to put more data into a buffer than the buffer was designed to hold. The goal is to cause the system to destroy files
  13. 25. A plan for returning the business to normal operating conditions after a disaster occurs
Down
  1. 1. The second P in the stages for assessing a system's security
  2. 2. True or false:Zero Trust is about not having any special or reliable systems. Each computer is treated as if it is an unknown system connecting from the Internet. Computers on your own network are not cleared just because they are on your network
  3. 3. A document that defines how an organization will handle an aspect of security
  4. 5. A program that replicates itself with human touch
  5. 8. The fifth P in the stages for assessing a system's security
  6. 9. We harden our servers, but there is another device that also needs to be hardened and that is?
  7. 11. What encryption uses a different key to encrypt the message than the one used to decrypt the message - both public and private keys are used
  8. 12. The third P in the stages for assessing a system's security
  9. 14. We can scan the network for vulnerabilities using a car or drone as well. This is called War-driving or War-flying
  10. 15. A person that use a hardware or Software to capture and analyze network communication
  11. 17. The sixth P in the stages for assessing a system's security
  12. 19. True or false:We implement account lockout Policy if we want to make it harder to guess passwords by limiting login attempts om the computers
  13. 20. True or false:If we set a limitation on the minimum password age we restricts the users from being able to change their passwords