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Domain 1Objective 5
1.5 Identify and Describe Threat Prevention Systems and Practices (e.g., End User Awareness, Security Updates, Antivirus, Intrusion Prevention Systems, Firewalls) CYBERSECURITY-APPRENTICE Practice Questions (Page 3)
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What is the primary function of an intrusion prevention system (IPS)?
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A company's IT team discovered that a known vulnerability in a widely used application was exploited to gain access to a server. The vendor released a patch two weeks ago, but it was not applied. The server also runs antivirus software that is up to date. What is the most likely reason the antivirus did not prevent the attack?
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A company's IT policy requires that all servers receive security patches within 30 days of release. A critical vulnerability is disclosed for a web server application, and the vendor releases a patch. The company's change management process takes 45 days to approve and deploy the patch. What is the most appropriate action to reduce risk during the gap?
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A company has an IPS deployed inline at the internet boundary. The IPS is generating a high number of false positives, causing legitimate traffic to be blocked. The security team is considering tuning the IPS to reduce false positives. What is the most important consideration when tuning the IPS?
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A user receives a file attachment from an unknown sender. The antivirus software scans the file and detects a known malware signature, then quarantines it. Which two security practices are demonstrated in this scenario?
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