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Securing Devices and Data Flashcards

1
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Allows encryption of individual drives and folders on any NTFS volume. It is included with Business/Professional/Enterprise/Ultimate editions of Windows, as well as all editions of Windows Server

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EFS: Encrypting File System

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Encrypts entire NTFS volumes, including the system drive. It is available on Enterprise and Ultimate Editions of Windows Vista and 7, Pro and Enterprise versions of Windows 8 and later, and all editions of Windows Server 2008 and later.

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BitLocker

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Used to protect removable drives, such as USB flash drives. It can encrypt drives formatted as FAT16, FAT32, and exFAT as well as NTFS. It is included in Windows 7 and later systems which include BitLocker

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BitLocker-To-Go

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4
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Three ways BitLocker can authenticate:

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Transparent operation mode
User authentication mode
USB key mode

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Allows the user to start up the computer and log into Windows as normal

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Transparent operation mode

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Prompts the user for a PIN or password on startup

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User authentication mode

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7
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Stores a startup key on a USB device

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USB key mode

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Use powerful electromagnets to destroy all data on magnetic media like tapes and hard drives, but not optical or flash storage

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Degaussers

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9
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To securely delete files on an active computer, install a secure deletion program such as:

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SDlelete, CCleaner, Eraser, and File Shredder.

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Writes zeroes to the entire drive and restores it to its newly installed configuration

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low-level format

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11
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Data destruction utilities

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DBAN, HDShredder, and KillDisk

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12
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An entire volume encryption feature included with Windows Vista and Windows 7 Ultimate and Enterprise editions; uses a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) microchip; can encrypt the NTFS volumes including the system volume; requires a smaller boot volume with at least 100 MB of free space in order to perform the decryption routines; and is compatible with EFS

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Bitlocker Drive Encryption

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A type of security software used by an IT department to monitor, manage, and secure employees’ mobile devices.

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Mobile device management (MDM)

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14
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Policy governs a user-owned device on the corporate network

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BYOD

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15
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Swing a finger across the screen, or a certain part of the screen, to unlock.

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Swipe Screen

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16
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Unlock the device with a numeric PIN.

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Passcode

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17
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Unlock the device by drawing a predefined structure over points on the screen.

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Pattern

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18
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A strong authentication term of identification which includes mixed cases and special characters.

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Password

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19
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A camera with infrared (IR) sensitivity is effective for unlocking the device under varying light conditions.

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Face

20
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Used to force stop an app from within the operating system, or uninstall and reinstall it

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App control features

21
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Used to verify signal problems and check the signal strength or connection speed problems

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Wireless analyzer

22
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Used to monitor the system or actively scan for signs of malware

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Antimalware

23
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Used to rearrange the device to a freshly installed state, deleting user data, installed apps, and, any installed malware

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Factory resets

24
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Used to notice unusual activities in the device even if they’re not strictly malware

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App scanner

25
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Layers of defense in depth strategies

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Physical Facility
Internal Network
Host
Application
Data
26
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Signs of Maleware

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File alteration, Unfamiliar programs, Security alerts, Log errors, Browser oddities, Email issues, Stability and performance, Failed updates

27
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Malware removal tools

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Antivirus scanner
Antimalware software
Event Viewer
System Restore
System backups
Terminal
MSCONFIG
Installation media
Recovery environment
Rescue disk
28
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Mobile troubleshooting tools

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Antimalware
App scanner
Wireless analyzer
App control features
Backup and restore
Factory resets
29
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Steps in removing Malware

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  1. Identify
  2. Quarantine the system
  3. Disable system restore
  4. Repair the system (anti-malware software)
  5. Update system/schedule future scans
  6. Enable system restore/create new restore point
  7. Educate and document findings
30
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Steps to Quarantine a system

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  1. Isolate removable storage (should be scanned)
  2. Disable all networking and sharing properties
  3. Identify other computers for infection
  4. Limit network connectivity
31
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Disable System Restore

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Win 10: System > System Protection > System Properties > (select drive) > Configure > Disable System Protection > (click ok)

32
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Used to detect and diagnose unusual system behavior.

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Event Viewer

33
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Used to save and reinstate system files and settings

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System Restore

34
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Used when system files are missing or damaged

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Installation media

35
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Used when the computer won’t boot

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Recovery environment

36
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Used to change boot options

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MSCONFIG

37
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In iOS, which feature is responsible for locating and remotely wiping lost devices?

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the Find My iPhone feature in iCloud

38
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What are the three recycling or repurposing methods listed on the A+ exam guide?

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Low-level format vs. standard format
Overwrite
Drive wipe

39
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Which three protocols provide encrypted communications between 802.11x wireless clients and wireless access points?

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Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP), Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA), and WPA2

40
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Why does WPA use Temporal Key Integrity Protocol (TKIP)?

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to ensure that a new encryption key is provided for every packet that is sent

41
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What does three-factor authentication use?

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something you know (i.e. username or password), something you have (i.e., smart card), and something you are (i.e., biometric authentication)

42
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Which wireless security protocol is most secure: WPA, WPA2, or WEP?

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WPA2

43
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A form of malicious software and Internet fraud that misleads users into believing there is a virus on their computer and to pay money for a fake malware removal tool (that actually introduces malware to the computer).

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Rogue antivirus

44
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A decoy computer system which helps to trap hackers or track unconventional or new hacking methods.

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Honeypot

45
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A code that is intended to take full or partial control of a system at the lowest levels.

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Rootkit

46
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Provides strong authentication for client/server applications by using secret-key cryptography.

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Kerberos

47
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Steps to remove malware

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  1. Identify symptoms
  2. Quarantine the infected systems
  3. Disable system restore
  4. Remediate infected system
  5. Update/install anti-malware software
  6. Scan and use removal techniques
  7. Schedule scans and run update
  8. Enable system restore and create a restore point
  9. Educate the end-user

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