156-110 無料問題集「CheckPoint Check Point Certified Security Principles Associate (CCSPA)」

（A）Employee administrative leave

（B）Employee terminations

（C）Minor power outages

（D）Accidental or intentional data deletion

（E）Severe weather disasters

（A）Teardrop

（B）Distributed denial-of-service

（C）Birthday

（D）Salami

（E）FTP Bounce

（A）Viewing inventory levels for partner products only

（B）Preventing access to any network resource, other than those explicitly permitted

（C）Allowing access from any location

（D）Using restricted programs, to access databases and other information resources

（E）Preventing modification of restricted information

（A）person or process that originally creates the information. The data custodian is a role that shifts to any person or process currently accessing the data, and passes to the next person or process to access the data.

（B）person or entity who accesses/and or manipulates data or information, in the course of assigned duties. The data custodian is a person or process with the appropriate level of privilege to access the data.

（C）person or entity responsible for imposing and enforcing policies and restrictions, dictated by the functional user. The data custodian is a person or process who accesses and/or manipulates the information.

（D）department in the organization responsible for the data's physical storage location. The data custodian is anyone who has access the data for any reason.

（E）person or entity ultimately responsible for the security of an information asset. The data custodian is the person or entity responsible for imposing and enforcing policies and restrictions, dictated by the data owner.

（A）Public Entry Zone

（B）Open Zone

（C）Internet Zone

（D）Restricted Entry Zone

（E）Demilitarized Zone

（A）Service level agreement

（B）Organizational security policy

（C）Records-retention procedure

（D）Security policy mission statement

（E）Acceptable-use policy

（A）Checksum

（B）Redundant servers

（C）Data hashes

（D）Encryption

（E）Security by obscurity

（A）Using generic user names and passwords increases system security and reliability.

（B）If users do not have individual login names, processes can automatically run with root/administrator access.

（C）By using individual login names and passwords, user actions can be traced.

（D）A generic user name and password for users and security administrators provides anonymity, which prevents useful logging and auditing.

（E）Using separate accounts for each user reduces resource consumption, particularly disk space.

（A）Structured walkthrough

（B）Full interruption

（C）Parallel

（D）Simulation

（E）Checklist

（A）Exaggeration

（B）Ranked threats

（C）Real-world examples

（D）Quantified risks

（E）Temperate manner