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7 Practical Security Architecture Free Online FlashCards

Study 7 Practical Security Architecture with 12 free online flashcards. Review key terms, definitions, and concepts with this interactive flashcard deck.

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01
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What does confidentiality protect?

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Confidentiality means only authorized people and systems can access information.

02
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What does integrity ensure?

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Integrity means information and systems remain accurate and are changed only in authorized ways.

03
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What does availability ensure?

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Availability means authorized users can access systems and information when needed.

04
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What is the principle of least privilege?

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Least privilege grants each user or system only the access needed for its tasks.

05
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How do preventive, detective, and recovery controls differ?

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Preventive controls try to stop unwanted events, detective controls reveal them, and corrective or recovery controls limit impact and restore service.

06
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What does zero trust assume about network location?

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Zero trust does not treat network location as proof of trust; access decisions verify the user or service, device and context, and requested resource.

07
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How can network segmentation limit a compromise?

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Network segmentation limits communication between groups of systems and can reduce how far a compromised device can reach.

08
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Where should an application enforce authorization?

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Applications should enforce authorization on the trusted server for every request; hiding an interface button is not access control.

09
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How do encryption and a plain hash differ?

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Encryption is used to keep data confidential. A hash can help detect changes, but a plain hash alone does not prove who created the data.

10
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What can message authentication codes and digital signatures provide?

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Message authentication codes and digital signatures can provide integrity and authenticity, subject to their respective key-management assumptions.

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What key-management practices help protect cryptographic keys?

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Cryptographic keys should be securely stored and access-controlled, with plans for rotation and retirement.

12
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What is a secure configuration baseline used for?

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A secure configuration baseline records approved system settings. Check deployed systems against it, document and approve exceptions, and track changes.