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Logging in to a computer system is an access-granting process consisting of three steps: identification, authentication and authorization. What occurs during the first step of this process: identification?
2.
In the organization where you work, information of a very sensitive nature is processed. Management is legally obliged to implement the highest-level security measures. What is this kind of risk strategy called?
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The act of taking organizational security measures is inextricably linked with all other measures that have to be taken. What is the name of the system that guarantees the coherence of information security in the organization?
4.
You are the owner of SpeeDelivery courier service. Because of your companys growth you have to think about information security. You know that you have to start creating a policy. Why is it so important to have an information security policy as a starting point?
5.
What is a repressive measure in the case of a fire?
6.
The consultants at Smith Consultants Inc. work on laptops that are protected by asymmetrical cryptography. To keep the management of the keys cheap, all consultants use the same key pair. What is the company's risk if they operate in this manner?
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You are the owner of a growing company, SpeeDelivery, which provides courier services. You decide that it is time to draw up a risk analysis for your information system. This includes an inventory of the threats and risks. What is the relation between a threat, risk and risk analysis?
8.
You apply for a position in another company and get the job. Along with your contract, you are asked to sign a code of conduct. What is a code of conduct?
9.
My user profile specifies which network drives I can read and write to. What is the name of the type of logical access management wherein my access and rights are determined centrally?
10.
Some security measures are optional. Other security measures must always be implemented. Which measure(s) must always be implemented?