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Question 1

Bankofamerica Enterprise is working on an internet and usage policy in a way to control the

internet demand. What group of policy does this belong to?


Correct : B

The development of an internet and usage policy by Bankofamerica Enterprise to control internet demand falls under the category of Issue Specific Security Policy (ISSP). ISSPs are tailored to address specific areas of technology, requiring frequent updates due to changes in the technology or the environment. They provide guidelines on the acceptable use of the company's internet services, outline the consequences of policy violations, and ensure that the internet resources are not misused.


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Question 2

During the recovery process, RTO and RPO should be the main parameters of your disaster

recovery plan. What does RPO refer to?


Correct : B

Recovery Point Objective (RPO) refers to the maximum tolerable period in which data might be lost from an IT service due to a major incident. It is a critical parameter in disaster recovery and business continuity planning. RPO is determined based on the acceptable data loss in case of a disruption of operations. It indicates the point in time to which data must be recovered after an outage to resume business operations and avoid unacceptable consequences associated with a break in business continuity.


EC-Council's Certified Network Defender (CND) training materials.

Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning definitions and best practices as outlined in the CND curriculum1.

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Question 3

You are using Wireshark to monitor your network traffic and you see a lot of packages with FIN,

PUSH and URG flags activated; what can you infer about this behavior?


Correct : D

The presence of packets with FIN, PUSH, and URG flags activated in network traffic, as observed through Wireshark, is indicative of a XMAS scan. This type of scan is used by attackers to identify open ports and services available on a networked computer. The peculiar combination of these TCP flags is not used in normal, everyday communications and is easily picked up by intrusion detection systems as anomalous. The XMAS scan derives its name from the fact that the packet lights up like a Christmas tree with several flags set, which is an unusual and conspicuous event in network traffic.


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Question 4

You want to increase your network security implementing a technology that only allows certain MAC addresses in specific ports in the switches; which one of the above is the best choice?


Correct : A

Port Security is a network security feature on switches that allows the specification of which MAC addresses are permitted on each physical port. When Port Security is enabled, the switch will only permit traffic from the allowed MAC addresses to pass through the specified port, effectively preventing unauthorized devices from accessing the network through that port. This feature is particularly useful for controlling access on a network and ensuring that only known devices can communicate through the switch, thereby increasing the security of the network.


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Question 5

Which of the following interfaces uses hot plugging technique to replace computer components without the need to shut down the system?


Correct : B

The hot plugging technique allows for the replacement of computer components without the need to shut down the system. SATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment) is known for supporting hot plugging, which is particularly useful for hard drives and solid-state drives. This feature enables users to connect or disconnect the device while the system is running without risking data loss or damage. SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) also supports hot plugging for some devices, but SATA is more commonly associated with this capability for consumer-level computer components.


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