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IoT and OT Security CCT Practice Questions (Page 3)
Part of the Cloud, Wireless, Mobile, and IoT/OT Security domain, which makes up ~17% of our current practice bank.
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In risk management, what is the term for the potential for loss or damage when a threat exploits a vulnerability?
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A smart building management system uses IoT controllers that are installed in accessible ceiling spaces. The controllers have a debug UART port on the circuit board, and the firmware is not signed. A security consultant warns that an attacker could extract firmware and reverse-engineer it. Which combination of controls would best mitigate this risk?
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A smart agriculture company deploys soil moisture sensors in a field. The sensors collect data and send it to a cloud application via a gateway. The gateway uses MQTT to publish sensor data to a broker. The security team wants to ensure that sensor data is not tampered with during transmission. Which control should be implemented at the gateway?
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Which OT security best practice involves dividing the network into separate zones to limit the spread of an attack?
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A nuclear power plant's OT network uses a legacy DCS with proprietary protocols. The plant is required to comply with NERC CIP. A recent audit found that the DCS has no logging capability. The security team proposes adding a passive network tap to monitor traffic. The operations team is concerned about the tap affecting the network's reliability. Which approach best satisfies both security and reliability?
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