System and Endpoint Security flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers over 20 System and Endpoint Security flashcard decks, covering attacks, logon and endpoint protection. School students, university students and professional candidates can practise security terms and concepts, while teachers can find material for lessons. Pick a deck to start revising.
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21 cardsOCR GCSE - Computer Science - Paper 1 - System Security What is a Passive Attack?
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74 cardsVolume 4 - End Point Protection What is EPP?
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71 cardsMOD 5 DAY 01 Flashcards OS (Operating System)
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42 cards1.4 Security Controls for Hosts What is a Trusted OS?
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27 cardsIT security What are the qualities used to define and analyse Security
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46 cardsDay 5 - Obj. Security & File System Permissions Define a security descriptor
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48 cardsDay 4 - Logon and Authentication CTL + ALT + DEL =?
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28 cardsSystem Hardening (D-6) What are the 2 primary location in Solaris where network based services are started?
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24 cardsSecurity Systems 1.6 What best describes Hacking?
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12 cardsSLR05 What are some mistakes people make with system security?
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15 cardsSystem Security Terms for system security
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7 cardsModule 6: Just Enough Administration in Windows Server > Unit: Explain the concept of Just Enough Administration (JEA) What is Just Enough Administration (JEA)?
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8 cardsUnit 1.6 System Security - Forms of Attack
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17 cardsUnité 2, Volet 1 le temps libre
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6 cardsComputer science
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20 cardsSCIA 360 Chapter 11 The capability of a system to fulfill its mission, in a timely manner, in the presence of attacks, failures...
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11 cardsSystem security computer science which is an example of a IP address?
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7 cardsSystems software L2 Identifying and preventing vulnerabilities Quiz What is Penetration testing IN COMPUTER SCIENCE SYSTEM SECURITY?
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17 cardsNETWORK SECURITY | CLOUD COMPUTING & VIRTUALIZATION | Virtualization 1. Virtualization | 2. Cloud computing models| 3. Public cloud tiers
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12 cardsAuthentication / Autorization What is Authentication
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8 cardsSystem Vulnerabilities What are insecure systems?
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6 cardsUntitled 10 Different system attacks
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2 cardsSystem Security Flashcards 1.6 System Security Threats Posed to a Network: Social Engineering
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5 cards22.3_WINDOWS DEFENDER Y APPLOCKER
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GoConqr OriginalUsing System and Endpoint Security flashcards
The decks on this page offer different starting points. The GCSE Computer Science deck asks about passive and active attacks, malware and other threats. It is a useful place to begin if you want to practise recognising attack terms. The deck on endpoint protection moves on to disk encryption, antivirus and detection methods.
For access control, the logon and authentication deck asks about the logon process. Another deck covers security descriptors and file system permissions. The cards in “System Security” include phishing, malware and data interception.
Build a revision routine
Work through a small set of cards, recall each answer before checking it, and return to terms you find difficult. If you need a broader view, switch to a mind map on the unit page; use a quiz when you want to test your understanding in a different format. Choose a deck that matches the topic you are studying.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
The GCSE Computer Science deck is a useful starting point for practising attack terminology. Its cards ask about passive and active attacks, malware and brute force attacks. If your focus is protecting endpoints instead, the deck on endpoint protection covers disk encryption and detection methods.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Who are these flashcards for?
The page includes resources for school students, university students and professional candidates, as well as material teachers can use. The GCSE Computer Science deck focuses on system security terms, while other decks cover topics such as endpoint protection, logon and file system permissions.