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The FMC can share HTML, PDF and CSV data type that relate to a specific event type data. Which specific event type data?

A.    Connection
B.    Host
C.    Netflow
D.    Intrusion

Answer: D
The Firepower System has features that you can use to gather intrusion data in standard formats such as HTML, PDF, and CSV (comma-separated values) so that you can easily share intrusion data with others.

For which purpose can Windows management instrumentation be used?

A.    Remote viewing of a computer
B.    Remote blocking of malware on a computer
C.    Remote reboot of a computer
D.    Remote start of a computer

Answer: A
The purpose of WMI is to define a proprietary set of environment-independent specifications which allow management information to be shared between management applications. WMI allows scripting languages to locally and remotely manage Microsoft Windows computers and services. The following list provides examples of what WMI can be used for:
— Providing information about the status of local or remote computer systems
— Configuring security settings
— Modifying system properties
— Changing permissions for authorized users and user groups
— Assigning and changing drive labels
— Scheduling times for processes to run
— Backing up the object repository
— Enabling or disabling error logging


A.    ISO 31000
B.    ISO 27001
C.    ISO 27005
D.    ISO 27002

Answer: A


B.    DoS attack and DDoS attack have no differences.

Answer: A
DDoS refers to a “distributed denial of service” attack. With this attack a hacker will use multiple servers to attack another target server i.e. the attack is distributed across multiple servers. Traffic associated with a single DDoS attack may originate from hundreds or thousands of compromised servers or PCs. Whereas a “denial of service” (DoS) attack is when a single server is used to attack another targeted server.


A.    method in which the hack occurred
B.    defense contractor that stored the intellectual property
C.    intellectual property that was stolen
D.    foreign government that conducted the attack

Answer: A


A.    SYN flood.
B.    Host profiling.
C.    Traffic fragmentation.
D.    Port scanning.

Answer: D


A.    A type of event log used to identify a successful user login.
B.    A TCP network media protocol.
D.    A standard log event format that is used for log collection.

Answer: D

Which definition of a Linux daemon is true?

B.    Long – running process that is the child at the init process.
C.    Process that has no parent process.
D.    Process that is starved at the CPU.

Answer: B


Which term describes reasonable effort that must be made to obtain relevant information to facilitate appropriate courses of action?

A.    Due diligence.
B.    Ethical behavior.
C.    Decision making.
D.    Data mining.

Answer: A

According to the common vulnerability scoring system, which term is associated with scoring multiple vulnerabilities that are exploit in the course of a single attack?

A.    chained score
B.    risk analysis
C.    vulnerability chaining
D.    confidentiality

Answer: C
CVSS is designed to classify and rate individual vulnerabilities. However, it is important to support the needs of the vulnerability analysis community by accommodating situations where multiple vulnerabilities are exploited in the course of a single attack to compromise a host or application. The scoring of multiple vulnerabilities in this manner is termed Vulnerability Chaining. Note that this is not a formal metric, but is included as guidance for analysts when scoring these kinds of attacks.
https://www.first.org/cvss/cvss-v30-user_guide_v1.1.pdf (page 10 — Vulnerability Chaining)


