Browse exam-wise, subject-wise, and country-wise MCQs with explanations.
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The correct answer is Eradication. It means removing the cause of compromise, such as malware or unsafe access.
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The correct answer is Policy exception. It means approved deviation from a policy with documented justification.
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The correct answer is DNS spoofing. It means providing false DNS responses to redirect users.
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The correct answer is Recovery. It means restoring systems and services to normal operation.
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The correct answer is TLS. It means a protocol that protects communications with encryption and authentication.
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The correct answer is Likelihood. It means the probability that a security event may occur.
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The correct answer is Lessons learned. It means reviewing an incident to improve future prevention and response.
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The correct answer is Digital certificate. It means an electronic document binding a public key to an identity.
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The correct answer is Password policy. It means rules that guide password length, complexity, reuse, and management.
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The correct answer is Incident severity. It means a rating of incident impact and urgency.
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The correct answer is Password hashing. It means storing password digests instead of plaintext passwords.
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The correct answer is Multi-factor authentication. It means using two or more independent factors to verify identity.
