Sticking Points

Question 1

False Positives vs False Negative

Answer 1

In regards to an attack:
False positives can cause an increased workload because they falsely indicate an alert has
occurred.
False negative doesn’t report an actual attack, so it doesn’t increase the workload
because administrators are unaware of the attack.

In regards to Patches:
False positive indication servers had a vulnerability, reality, servers did not have the vulnerability
False negative occurs if a vulnerability scanner does not report a known vulnerability

Question 2

Diameter

Answer 2

Diameter is an alternative to Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) and it can utilize
Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP)

Question 3

Warning Banner

Answer 3

A warning banner displayed when personnel log on could inform them that unauthorized access is restricted
and is the best choice of those given. ability of
prosecuting personnel.

Question 4

RADIUS

Answer 4

Uses Symmetric Encryption

Question 5

benefit of a VSAN over a SAN

Answer 5

A virtual storage area network (VSAN) can isolate traffic within a SAN. This can ensure that problems in one
VSAN do not impact other VSANs within the SAN.

Question 6

Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP)

Answer 6

used to remotely configure routers.

Question 7

Smart Cards

Answer 7

Certificates can be published to new smart cards.

copy a certificate, a public key, or a private key not possible

Question 8

Command Injection

Answer 8

Client-Side attack

Question 9

Cross-site scripting (XSS)

Answer 9

allow attackers to capture user information such as cookies.