Company A has experienced external attacks on their network and wants to minimize the attacks from reoccurring. Modify the network diagram to prevent SQL injections, XSS attacks, smurf attacks, e-mail spam, downloaded malware, viruses and ping attacks. The company can spend a MAXIMUM of $50,000 USD. A cost list for each item is listed below: Anti-Virus Server - $10,000 Firewall-$15,000 Load Balanced Server - $10,000 NIDS/NIPS-$10,000 Packet Analyzer - $5,000 Patch Server-$15,000 Proxy Server-$20,000 Router-$10,000 Spam Filter-$5,000 Traffic Shaper - $20,000 Web Application Firewall - $10,000 Instructions: Not all placeholders in the diagram need to be filled and items can only be used once. If you place an object on the network diagram, you can remove it by clicking the (x) in the upper right-hand of the object.
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A multi-national company has a highly mobile workforce and minimal IT infrastructure. The company utilizes a BYOD and social media policy to integrate presence technology into global collaboration tools by individuals and teams. As a result of the dispersed employees and frequent international travel, the company is concerned about the safety of employees and their families when moving in and out of certain countries. Which of the following could the company view as a downside of using presence technology?
A. Insider threat
B. Network reconnaissance
C. Physical security
D. Industrial espionage
A company is in the process of outsourcing its customer relationship management system to a cloud provider. It will host the entire organization's customer database. The database will be accessed by both the company's users and its customers. The procurement department has asked what security activities must be performed for the deal to proceed. Which of the following are the MOST appropriate security activities to be performed as part of due diligence? (Select TWO).
A. Physical penetration test of the datacenter to ensure there are appropriate controls.
B. Penetration testing of the solution to ensure that the customer data is well protected.
C. Security clauses are implemented into the contract such as the right to audit.
D. Review of the organizations security policies, procedures and relevant hosting certifications.
E. Code review of the solution to ensure that there are no back doors located in the software.
A security analyst, Ann, states that she believes Internet facing file transfer servers are being attacked. Which of the following is evidence that would aid Ann in making a case to management that action needs to be taken to safeguard these servers?
A. Provide a report of all the IP addresses that are connecting to the systems and their locations
B. Establish alerts at a certain threshold to notify the analyst of high activity
C. Provide a report showing the file transfer logs of the servers
D. Compare the current activity to the baseline of normal activity
A new internal network segmentation solution will be implemented into the enterprise that consists of 200 internal firewalls. As part of running a pilot exercise, it was determined that it takes three changes to deploy a new application onto the network before it is operational. Security now has a significant effect on overall availability. Which of the following would be the FIRST process to perform as a result of these findings?
A. Lower the SLA to a more tolerable level and perform a risk assessment to see if the solution could be met by another solution. Reuse the firewall infrastructure on other projects.
B. Perform a cost benefit analysis and implement the solution as it stands as long as the risks are understood by the business owners around the availability issues. Decrease the current SLA expectations to match the new solution.
C. Engage internal auditors to perform a review of the project to determine why and how the project did not meet the security requirements. As part of the review ask them to review the control effectiveness.
D. Review to determine if control effectiveness is in line with the complexity of the solution. Determine if the requirements can be met with a simpler solution.
An administrator wishes to replace a legacy clinical software product as it has become a security risk. The legacy product generates $10,000 in revenue a month. The new software product has an initial cost of $180,000 and a yearly maintenance of $2,000 after the first year. However, it will generate $15,000 in revenue per month and be more secure. How many years until there is a return on investment for this new package?
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4
A security engineer is a new member to a configuration board at the request of management. The company has two new major IT projects starting this year and wants to plan security into the application deployment. The board is primarily concerned with the applications' compliance with federal assessment and authorization standards. The security engineer asks for a timeline to determine when a security assessment of both applications should occur and does not attend subsequent configuration board meetings. If the security engineer is only going to perform a security assessment, which of the following steps in system authorization has the security engineer omitted?
A. Establish the security control baseline
B. Build the application according to software development security standards
C. Review the results of user acceptance testing
D. Consult with the stakeholders to determine which standards can be omitted
An IT auditor is reviewing the data classification for a sensitive system. The company has classified the data stored in the sensitive system according to the following matrix: DATA TYPECONFIDENTIALITYINTEGRITYAVAILABILITY
FinancialHIGHHIGHLOW Client nameMEDIUMMEDIUMHIGH Client addressLOWMEDIUMLOW
AGGREGATEMEDIUMMEDIUMMEDIUM
The auditor is advising the company to review the aggregate score and submit it to senior management. Which of the following should be the revised aggregate score?
A. HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW
B. MEDIUM, MEDIUM, LOW
C. HIGH, HIGH, HIGH
D. MEDIUM, MEDIUM, MEDIUM
A finance manager says that the company needs to ensure that the new system can "replay" data, up to the minute, for every exchange being tracked by the investment departments. The finance manager also states that the company's transactions need to be tracked against this data for a period of five years for compliance. How would a security engineer BEST interpret the finance manager's needs?
A. Compliance standards
B. User requirements
C. Data elements
D. Data storage
E. Acceptance testing
F. Information digest
G. System requirements
A security solutions architect has argued consistently to implement the most secure method of encrypting corporate messages. The solution has been derided as not being cost effective by other members of the IT department. The proposed solution uses symmetric keys to encrypt all messages and is very resistant to unauthorized decryption. The method also requires special handling and security for all key material that goes above and beyond most encryption systems.
Which of the following is the solutions architect MOST likely trying to implement?
A. One time pads
B. PKI
C. Quantum cryptography
D. Digital rights management