Cybersecurity Fundamentals flashcards
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This Cybersecurity Fundamentals page gathers flashcards on topics from threats and access control to digital forensics. School students, university students and professional candidates can practice security terms and questions, while teachers can find material for their lessons. There are over 220 decks from more than 190 GoConqr users, with resources for school, university and professional study. Pick a deck and start exploring.
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- Security Principles and the CIA Triad39
- Cyber Threats and Attacks249
- Cyber Attackers and Their Motivations27
- Malware121
- Phishing and Social Engineering103
- Network Security60
- Security Risk and Vulnerability Assessment32
- Security Controls and Defences31
- Access Control and Authentication20
- Data Protection and Encryption55
- Security Incident Response37
- Security Policies and Governance15
- Cybercrime, Law and Ethics68
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200 cardsCyberSecurity An administrator wants to enable policy based flexible mandatory access controls on an open source OS to pr...
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200 cardsSYO-601 1.Which of the following allows for functional test data to be used in new systems for testing and training...
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20 cardsSCIA 370 Chapter 11 While it would not be possible to classify all data in an organization, there has nonetheless been an incre...
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22 cardsInformation Security: Chapter 2 Flashcards on Learning Unit 2
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47 cardsCSS exam
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3 cardsThe Vulnerability–Threat–Control Paradigm What is a Vulnerability?
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22 cardsUntitled what is the definition of cyber-attacks?
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151 cardsSecurity Engineering What are the main security properties CIA?
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200 cardsSecurity Plus Definitions What is CIA
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200 cardsSecurity+ Acronyms
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53 cardsAuthoriation & Cryptography
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83 cardsSecurity + _Chapter 2 _Introduction to Security Terminology CompTIA Security+ Certification Study Guide
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80 cardsInfo Sec Notes People who impose threats
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144 cardsCSA Chapter 1
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48 cardsSecurity Foundatoins & Authentication Computer Security (cybersecurity)
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102 cardsChapter 1: Mastering Security Basics Security Triad: What are the 4 security goals?
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81 cardsIntroduction to cyber security What is intrinsic assurance?
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104 cardsUntitled (T / F) Information should be considered a balance between protection and availability.
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77 cardsIS test 3
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65 cardsCISM Flashcards annualized loss expectancy (ALE)
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76 cardsINFOSEC is the practice of assuring information and managing risks related to the use, processing, storage, and tra...
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64 cardsUnit 1.1 / Security Controls / Study Notes
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49 cardsChapter 9: Security, Privacy and Data Integrity
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20 cardsSCIA 370 Chapter 3 chapters 1-5
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67 cardsIIS Glossary - Chapter 4
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55 cardsInfo sec
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20 cardsReview Questions Chapter 1 1. Which of the following contains the primary goals and objectives of security? A. A network’s border per...
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24 cards02Handout1
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49 cardsFinal Short Answer What is physical security (what does it involve)?
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48 cardsCyber security
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49 cardssec + midterm a concept that indicates exposure to the chance of damage or loss
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39 cardsCYBER SECURITY
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39 cardsCyber Security
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60 cardsThreats any software program intended for marketing purposes such as that used to deliver and display advertising b...
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41 cardsSecurityAmia22 what is a firewall?
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20 cardsMTA Security Terms & Notes (1) Notes on MTA terms.
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38 cardsCOMPUTER SCIENCE REVISION
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37 cardsInformation Security What are the 3 Types of Access Controls?
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54 cardsglossary
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40 cardsGlossary Domain name server (DNS)
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These decks offer short definitions and questions on security topics. Information Security: Chapter 2 includes terms for threats and human error, while Digital Forensics covers phishing and identity theft. Access Control focuses on controlling access, and Security Engineering includes risk and social engineering.
Choosing a deck
Start with The Vulnerability–Threat–Control Paradigm if you want to practice the distinctions between vulnerabilities, threats and controls. Its questions and definitions give you terms to work through before moving to a deck with a different focus, such as Authentication or Security Threats.
Try recalling each answer before looking at it, then return to the cards you found difficult. If you want a broader view of a topic, switch to a mind map on the unit page. You can also use a unit quiz to practice answering questions after studying a deck.
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Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Try The Vulnerability–Threat–Control Paradigm if you want to work on the meanings of vulnerability, threat and control. For a different starting point, CIA Triad covers confidentiality, integrity and availability. Choose the deck that matches the terms you want to practice.
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Yes. Every deck listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.
Who are these flashcards for?
The collection includes material for school students, university students and professional candidates. Teachers can also browse the decks for material on topics such as threats and access control. Decks differ in focus, so check their questions and terms to find one that fits what you are studying.