Exam 17: Information Security: Barbarians at the Gateway and Just About Everywhere Else
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In public-key encryption systems, the functions of the public and private keys are interchangeable.
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The phrase ______________ refers to security where identity is proven by presenting more than one item for proof of credentials. Multiple factors often include a password and some other identifier such as a unique code sent via e-mail or mobile phone text, a biometric reading (e.g. fingerprint or iris scan), a swipe or tap card, or other form if identification
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Many U.S. technology firms believe that U.S. government surveillance techniques put them at a disadvantage relative to foreign firms because:
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Hordes of surreptitiously infiltrated computers, linked and controlled remotely, are known as zombie networks or:
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Con games that trick employees into revealing information or performing other tasks that compromise a firm are known as _____ in security circles.
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What are the steps to be taken with respect to firm employees in order to ensure organizational security?
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The information systems of several firms have been compromised by insiders that can include contract employees, cleaning staff, and temporary staffers.
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Which of the following types of infiltration techniques does one open up to by posting sensitive personal information and details about one's workplace on social networking sites?
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