States of Data 3.3

Question 1

[…] involves any data that is on a storage drive

Answer 1

Data at Rest

Question 2

Data at rest should always be […]

Answer 2

Encrypted

Question 3

To further secure data at rest, […] should be put in place to allow only authorized people form accessing it

Answer 3

Permissions

Question 4

Any data transmitted across the network is called […]

Answer 4

Data in Transit

Question 5

One way to protect yourself from data in transit is to use a […] or […], so only good traffic is allowed through

Answer 5

Firewall
IPS

Question 6

Another way to protect yourself while data is in transit is to use […] if it’s communication between two web servers

Answer 6

Transport Layer Security (TLS)

Question 7

Another way to protect yourself while data is in transit is to use a site to site VPN utilizing […] to encrypt all traffic in the tunnel.

Answer 7

IPsec

Question 8

Data that is being actively processed in memory is called […]

Answer 8

Data in Use

Question 9

Data in use is almost always […], otherwise you couldn’t do anything with it

Answer 9

Decrypted

Question 10

[…] means any data that resides in a specific country, must abide by that country’s rules and regulations.
- Legal Monitoring
- Court orders
- “Data collected on EU citizens must be stored in the EU”

Answer 10

Data Sovereignty

Question 11

You can tell where the geographic location of a user is and the data their accessing is by using […]
- 802.11
- Mobile providers
- GPS

Answer 11

Geolocation