TEL104: Telecommunications 4
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Security Assignment
This assignment is based on chapter 14 in Network+ Guide to Networks.
- A thorough examination of each aspect of a network to determine how it may be compromised is called a:
- What causes more than half of all network security breaches by some estimates?
- Briefly describe social engineering.
- Why do human errors account for so many security breaches?
- How are switches more secure that hubs?
- A technician is installing a server OS on a PC. Identify one good practice to employ during the OS installation related to the servers credentials.
- What is one of the best means of protecting the internal LAN from attacks originating from the internet?
- Briefly describe the term security policy.
- A security policy must address specific risks. How do you know and understand your risks?
- Identify the response team member who notifies the lead technical support specialist.
- A device that selectively filters or blocks traffic between networks is called a:
- Identify the simplest form of a firewall.
- Briefly describe the concept of punching a hole in the firewall.
- One of the most important functions of a proxy server is:
- How can a proxy server improve network performances for users that access external resources?
- Identify one of the easiest and least expensive ways to guard against unauthorized network access.
- Using an algorithm to scramble data into a format that can be read only reversing the algorithm is called:
- What is a brute force attack?
- AES offers the highest level of private key encryption security. But the biggest problem with all
private key encryption schemes is:
- Public key encryption is also as:
- What else can PGP encrypt besides email?
- How do you know if the web page you're on is using SSL public key encryption?
- Identify the IPv6 native protocol that provides TCP/IP transmissions with encryption, authentication and
key management services.
- Briefly describe EAP.
- What type of key service is used by Kerberos?
Know the following terms:
- Asymmetric Encryption
- Authentication Protocol
- Chap
- Ciphertext
- DoS Attack
- Digital Certificate
- Encryption
- Flashing
- Handshake
- Kerberos
- Key Management
- Mutual Authentication
- Port Forwarding
- Public Key Encryption
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