Asset Security Flashcards
1
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Why classify assets and data?
A
- determine how much time and effort should be spent protecting assets and data
2
Q
FIPS
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- FIPS PUB 199
- Federal Information Processing Standards Publication
- standards for security categorization of federal information and information systems
- Security categorization is based on CIA for each information type
- Confidentiality: how bad is it if data is accessed by unauthorized person
- Integrity: how bad is it if the data is altered
- Availability: how bad is it if the data is destroyed
- Ranking system: high impact, moderate, low for each are of CIA
3
Q
What are the national security classifications of information?
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- Top Secret: if disclosed would cause grave danger to national security
- Secret: cause serious damage to national security
- Confidential: cause damage to national security
4
Q
SBU
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- sensitive but unclassified
5
Q
SSI
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- sensitive security information
6
Q
CUI
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- controlled unclassified information
7
Q
Proprietary
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- data represented as intellectual property
8
Q
Confidential
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- only for internal use
9
Q
Public
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- free to distribute publicly
10
Q
Owner of data
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- responsible for creating policy and guidance for data
- assign values to the asset/data
- classify the asset/data
- authorize access to asset/data
11
Q
Custodians of data
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- implement controls and protections for data based on classification and policy
- manage, monitor, and report on data
12
Q
SAM
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- software asset management
- document what is in use and where in use
- audit to verify compliance/licensing
- report and correct any problems with licensing
13
Q
Hardware Inventory Mangement
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- document what is in use and where it is in use
- ## track (by MAC) from onboard of hardware all the way to disposal
14
Q
What is the first step of Configuration Mangement?
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- getting a baseline config (bc)
- BC is a security configuration profile
15
Q
How do you monitor changes in Configuration Management?
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- change control process
- change advisory board that approves the change
16
Q
What are examples of PII?
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- social security number
- driver’s license number
- passport number
- credit card number
17
Q
PHI
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- protected health information
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18
Q
What are examples of privacy regulations?
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- GDPR
- HIPPA
19
Q
COPPA
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- Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule
- rules about collecting online data regarding inviduals who are under 13 years of age
20
Q
PIA
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- Privacy Impact Assessment
- defines how an organization collects personal data, how it is stored, how it is shared
21
Q
PTA
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- Privacy Threshold Assessment
- same questions as PIA
22
Q
GLBA
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- Gramm-Leach-Billey Act
- Financial information
