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Network Security Fundamentals ECSS Practice Questions (Page 9)

Part of the Network Defense Fundamentals and Controls domain, which makes up ~21% of our current practice bank.

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Questions 41–45

  1. 41application · medium

    A company's network was hit by a ransomware attack that encrypted several file servers. The incident response team restored the data from backups. Which type of security control did the backup and restore process primarily represent?

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  2. 42application · medium

    A company discovered that a user's password was reused across multiple systems and was found in a public breach database. To reduce the risk of credential-stuffing attacks, which best practice should be implemented?

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  3. 43application · medium

    A network administrator notices that a server has not received security updates for over a year. Which vulnerability does this represent?

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  4. 44expert · hard

    A hospital's electronic health record (EHR) system must remain available during a regional power outage. The hospital has a backup generator, but the network team is concerned about a prolonged outage. They need to ensure that patient data is not lost and that the system can be restored quickly. Which combination of controls BEST addresses availability and recoverability?

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  5. 45application · medium

    A company's website is flooded with traffic from many compromised devices, causing the site to crash. Which type of threat is this?

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