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2.2 - Describe the features of common frameworks for security architectures Flashcards

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What is the ISO 9001 Deming cycle?

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Plan-do-check-act (PDCA)

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What is the first layer of SABSA?

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Contextual: Business view, assets to be protected in context.

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What is the second layer of SABSA?

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Conceptual: Architects view: High-level view of services to protect the assets.

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What is the third layer of SABSA?

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Logical: Designers view: Node-level view of services and relationships.

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What is the fourth layer of SABSA?

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Physical: Builders view: Detailed node level view and how deployed with physical assets.

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What is the fifth layer of SABSA?

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Component: Tradesman/Technician’s view: Component view of individual security services.

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What is the sixth layer of SABSA?

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Operational: Facility Manager’s view: Security operations.

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Name the 5 cobit key principles

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  1. Meeting stakeholder needs 2. Covering the enterprise end to end 3. Applying a single integrated framework 4. Enabling a holistic approach 5. Separating governance from management
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How many enterprise goals and IT-related goals does cobit specific?

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17 each

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What is ITIL defacto of?

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IT Service Management

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What are the main components of ITIL?

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Service strategy, Service Design, Service operation, service transition

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Name the first cobit process

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Align, plan and organise

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Name the second cobit process

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Build, acquire and implement

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Name the third cobit process

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Deliver, service and support

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Name the fourth cobit process

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Monitor, Evaluate and assess

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Name the fifth cobit process

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Evaluate, direct and monitor

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Name the first enabler of cobit

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Principles, policies, frameworks

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Name the second enabler of cobit

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Processes

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Name the third enabler of cobit

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Organizational structures

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Name the fourth enabler of cobit

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Culture, ethics and behaviour

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Name the fifth enabler of cobit

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Information

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What are the different views of TOGAF?

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Business, Data architecture, application, technology

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How is TOGAF architecture reviewed? A) Monthly B) Annually C) Continuously D) Never

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C) Continuously

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What is an enterprise?

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“enterprise” in this context is any collection of organizations that has a common set of goals and/or a single bottom line

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What is enterprise architecture?

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Both an entire enterprise, encompassing all of its information systems, and a specific domain within the enterprise

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What is TOGAF?

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An architecture framework.

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What is an architecture framework?

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An architecture framework is a tool which can be used for developing a broad range of different architectures

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What is the TOGAF Enterprise Continuum?

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The Enterprise Continuum, which is a “virtual repository” of all the architecture assets - models, patterns, architecture descriptions, etc

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What is an architecture description?

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An architecture description is a formal description of an information system

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What is the TOGAF Architecture Development Method (ADM)?

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Used to develop an organization-specific enterprise architecture that addresses business requirements.

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TOGAF Resource Base

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set of resources - guidelines, templates, checklists - supporting the TOGAF ADM.

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What are the five NIST cybersecurity framework functions?

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Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover

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The 6 security actions of the Cisco Security Control Framework

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Identify, Monitor, Correlate, Harden, Isolate, Enforce

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What are the 3 goals of the Cisco Security Control Framework?

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  • Protect the IT infrastructure
  • Protect the IT assets using network-based controls
  • Mitigate and respond to security incidents using network-based controls
35
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Go through the step-by-step process of TOGAF ADM

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architecture vision, buisness, information system, technology architecture, solutions, migration, planning, implementation governanace and change management

36
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Name All SABSA Layers

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Contextual

Conceptual

Logical

Physical

Operational

37
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What is the number of columns and rows in the SABSA Matrix

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6x6

38
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How many columns and rows are there in the Zachman Framework?

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6x6

39
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Why is governance important?

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Governanace is about making sure management are not taking shortcuts to achive their goals (make money or promotion or meet business objectives)

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