IASEC
  • 1. What is a security breach?
A) Unauthorized access to protected systems and data
B) A software update
C) Changing password
  • 2. Which of the following is an example of malware?
A) Virus
B) Password manager
C) Firewall
  • 3. Impersonating an organization to trick users is called:
A) Firewall setup
B) Social engineering
C) Encryption
  • 4. A Denial of Service (DoS) attack:
A) Sends too many requests to make a website unavailable
B) Steals passwords directly
C) Installs antivirus
  • 5. What is the difference between DoS and DDoS?
A) DDoS is smaller than DoS
B) DoS uses one attacker; DDoS uses multiple attackers
C) No difference
  • 6. Which is NOT a way to protect yourself from a security breach?
A) Backing up files
B) Using strong passwords
C) Clicking unknown links
  • 7. An attacker is:
A) Someone who protects systems
B) A system update
C) Someone who attempts to compromise security
  • 8. An intruder is:
A) A software program
B) A security guard
C) Someone who gains unauthorized access
  • 9. A hacker is:
A) A person skilled in computers and networks
B) Always malicious
C) Only illegal
  • 10. this hacker is an ethical hacker, who is part of the work
A) White Hat
B) Gray Hat
C) Black Hat
  • 11. this hacker break the rule sometimes. can be legal or illegal
A) Gray Hat
B) Black Hat
C) White Hat
  • 12. the purpose of this malicious hacker is to hack, destroy.
A) White Hat
B) Gray Hat
C) Black Hat
  • 13. A Black Hat hacker is:
A) Malicious hacker
B) Ethical hacker
C) Government agent
  • 14. A White Hat hacker is:
A) Criminal hacker
B) Ethical hacker
C) Malicious hacker
  • 15. Wiretapping means:
A) Updating software
B) Encrypting files
C) Secretly monitoring communications
  • 16. Which of the following can be wiretapped?
A) All of the above
B) Smartphones
C) Instant messages
  • 17. HTTPS is important because it:
A) Makes internet faster
B) Removes ads
C) Encrypts data for secure communication
  • 18. Which is a sign your phone may be wiretapped?
A) Normal battery use
B) Clear signal
C) Unknown sounds during calls
  • 19. Password cracking is:
A) Hacking passwords to gain unauthorized access
B) Changing passwords regularly
C) Creating strong passwords
  • 20. In the DIKW Pyramid, which is the foundation?
A) Data
B) Information
C) Wisdom
  • 21. Knowledge is:
A) Raw facts
B) Stored files
C) Processed and analyzed information
  • 22. is the sysntehis of information and experience in a way that applies knowledge to real-like situations.
A) Information
B) Wisdom
C) Knowledge
  • 23. Information must be available to:
A) Everyone
B) The public
C) Authorized users
  • 24. Information free from errors refers to:
A) Accuracy
B) Possession
C) Utility
  • 25. Protecting information from unauthorized exposure is:
A) Availability
B) Confidentiality
C) Authenticity
  • 26. Ensuring information is not altered or corrupted refers to:
A) Integrity
B) Utility
C) Privacy
  • 27. When information has value and serves a purpose, it refers to:
A) Utility
B) Accuracy
  • 28. State of ownership and control of information is:
A) Confidentiality
B) Possession
C) Availability
  • 29. The three core components of Information Security are:
A) Data, Info, Wisdom
B) DoS, DDoS, MITM
C) CIA (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability)
  • 30. Denial of Service attack mainly affects:
A) Authenticity
B) Availability
C) Integrity
  • 31. Privacy, Secrecy, and Anonymity are types of:
A) Possession
B) Integrity
C) Confidentiality
  • 32. The Caesar Cipher is an example of:
A) Malware
B) Firewall
C) Encryption method
  • 33. The Enigma Machine during World War II was broken by:
A) Alan Turing
B) Julius Caesar
C) Rhanaeyra Targaryen
  • 34. Protecting physical equipment like computers is:
A) Operations security
B) Network security
C) Physical security
  • 35. Protecting network components from attacks is:
A) Network security
B) Communications security
C) Physical security
  • 36. A security breach occurs when:
A) You update software
B) You change password
C) An intruder gains unauthorized access
  • 37. Spyware is a type of:
A) Backup
B) Malware
C) Firewall
  • 38. Social engineering involves:
A) Updating antivirus
B) Disguising as a legitimate organization
C) Encrypting files
  • 39. one of the oldest and simplest encryption techniques.
A) Dracarys
B) Caesar cipher
C) Rhanaeyra Targaryen
  • 40. It is named after _______, who used it to send secret military messages.
A) Julius Caesar
B) Daenerys Targaryen
C) Allicent HightTower
  • 41. it refers to the collective processes and methods that protect sensitive and valuable information
A) information assurance
B) computer security
  • 42. is defined as the set of measures intended to protect and defend information
A) information assurance
B) computer security
  • 43. the quality or state of being secure that is to be free from danger
A) security
B) assurance
  • 44. What does DIKW stand for?
A) Data, Integrity, Knowledge, Work
B) Data, Information, Knowledge, Wisdom
C) Digital, Information, Key, World
  • 45. In the DIKW Pyramid, the foundation is:
A) Knowledge
B) Information
C) Data
  • 46. Raw facts and figures are called:
A) Knowledge
B) Wisdom
C) Data
  • 47. When data is processed and organized, it becomes:
A) Information
B) Security
C) Data
  • 48. Knowledge is:
A) Random facts
B) Processed and analyzed information
C) Printed documents
  • 49. Which is the highest level in the DIKW Pyramid?
A) Wisdom
B) Information
C) Data
  • 50. occurs when an intruder gains unauthorized access to an organizations protected systems and data
A) london bridge
B) security breach
C) access
  • 51. happens when a hacker steals private info
A) data breach
B) security breach
  • 52. is a cyberattack on hardware, software, or other network resources
A) DDoS
B) DoS
  • 53. one of the most popular Dos attack types. attackers overwhelm their target with unwanted internet traffic
A) DoS
B) DDoS
  • 54. is a way to get info about people without them knowing
A) wire
B) wiretapping
C) badwire
  • 55. is an attempt to infiltrate a system or a network by maliciously taking advantage of softwares weak point
A) Backdoor
B) Frontdoor
  • 56. Protecting personal information from being disclosed
A) Anonymity
B) Privacy
C) Secrecy
  • 57. Hiding the identity of a person
A) Secrecy
B) Anonymity
C) Privacy
  • 58. Protecting sensitive information from unauthorized access
A) Secrecy
B) Privacy
C) Anonymity
  • 59. Physical security focuses on protecting:
A) Tangible assets like buildings, computers, and equipment
B) Passwords
C) Emails
  • 60. Data transmitted through networks and communication channels
A) Network security
B) Physical security
C) Communications security
  • 61. Protecting the secrecy of organizational activities and processes
A) Personal security
B) Operations security
C) Physical security
  • 62. Protecting individual safety and authorized access
A) Personal security
B) Communications security
C) Operations security
  • 63. quality or state of being secure that is to be free from danger
A) Information Security
B) Cyersecurity
C) Security
  • 64. the hierarchy,connects data, info, knowledge, and wisdom in 4 layers
A) DIKW
B) GIGO
C) IPO
  • 65. is knowledge applied in action
A) knowledge
B) wisdom tooth
C) data
  • 66. means to safeguard network components,connection,and data
A) Computer security
B) Network Security
C) Personal security
  • 67. refers to ensuring that an info system is undamaged and has not been tampered with
A) diet pepsi
B) data integrity
C) kalapastanganan
  • 68. Which threat involves unauthorized access to data while it is being transmitted?
A) Modification
B) Interception
C) Fabrication
  • 69. Which threat prevents a system or resource from being available to its intended users?
A) Interception
B) Fabrication
C) Interruption
  • 70. Which threat occurs when data is altered or tampered with intentionally?
A) Modification
B) Fabrication
C) Interruption
  • 71. Which threat is when an attacker inserts false data or fake resources into a system?
A) Interruption
B) Fabrication
C) Modification
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