1.Question 1What is one thing that makes cybersecurity threats so challenging to deal with?1 point'There are too few cybersecurity tools available from too few vendorsThere is a big shortage in cyber security skills and many job openings unfilledThe large majority of "breaches" are inadvertent mistakes by employees which distracts from investigating the few that are from real cyber criminalsMost organizations are faced with too few attacks to study effectively or dedicate full-time specialists to investigate2.Question 2The level 3 and 4 cybersecurity analysts working in a Security Operations Center (SOC) combat cyber crime by performing which type of activity?1 pointPenetration testingCyber forensic investigationsCyber data miningCyber threat hunting3.Question 3True or False. If you have no better place to start hunting threats, start with a view of your own organization then work your way up to an industry view and then a regional view, a national view and finally a global view of the threat landscape.1 pointTrueFalse4.Question 4Your enemy uses a cyber kill chain to plan and execute his attack against your organization. Which three (3) of these are steps in a cyber kill chain?1 pointDeliveryExploitationInstallationRecovery5.Question 5True or False. A cyber threat hunting team generally sits outside the SOC command center.1 pointTrueFalse6.Question 6There is value brought by each of the IBM i2 EIA use cases. Which one of these identifies net new money chain transfers?1 pointFraud InvestigationsCyber Threat HuntingVIP Protection

Question 1Fill in the blank: Cybersecurity aims to protect networks, devices, people, and data from _____ or unauthorized access. 1 pointmarket shiftspoor financial managementchanging business prioritiescriminal exploitation2.Question 2Which of the following tasks are typically responsibilities of entry-level security analysts? Select all that apply.1 pointCreating organizational policiesProtecting computer and network systemsInstalling prevention softwareExamining in-house security issues3.Question 3Someone outside of an organization attempts to gain access to its private information. What type of threat does this scenario describe?1 pointExternalEthicalAccidentalInternal4.Question 4Fill in the blank: Identity theft is the act of stealing _____ to commit fraud while impersonating a victim.1 pointhardwarebusiness recordstrade secretspersonal information5.Question 5What is regulatory compliance?1 pointThreats and risks from employees and external vendorsLaws and guidelines that require implementation of security standardsSites and services that require complex passwords to accessExpenses and fines associated with vulnerabilities6.Question 6An individual is in their first job as an entry-level security professional. They take training to learn more about the specific tools, procedures, and policies that are involved in their career. What does this scenario describe?1 pointTransferring capabilities from one career to anotherImproving management capabilitiesGaining new technical skillsUnderstanding different perspectives7.Question 7Fill in the blank: Security information and _____ management (SIEM) tools enable security professionals to identify and analyze threats, risks, and vulnerabilities. 1 pointemergencyeventemployerenterprise8.Question 8What do security professionals typically do with SIEM tools?1 pointEducate others about potential security threats, risks, and vulnerabilitiesIdentify threat actors and their locationsLocate and preserve criminal evidenceIdentify and analyze security threats, risks, and vulnerabilities9.Question 9Which of the following statements accurately describe personally identifiable information (PII) and sensitive personally identifiable information (SPII)? Select all that apply.1 pointSPII is a type of PII that falls under stricter handling guidelines.An example of PII is someone’s email address.An example of SPII is someone’s last name. The theft of SPII is often more damaging than the theft of PII.

What is the primary challenge posed by insider threats in cybersecurity? (1 Point)Lack of resources Difficulty in detention and preventionAbundance of technical knowledge High internet speed

What cybersecurity problems are you solving?How are you protecting your organization?How are you protecting people?What is the most exciting part about your day?

1.Question 1Fill in the blank: Cybersecurity is the practice of ensuring _____ by protecting networks, devices, people, and data from unauthorized access or criminal exploitation.1 pointcompliance, instructions, and accuracycontinuity, infrastructure, and attainment of business goalsconfidentiality, integrity, and availability of informationcustomer trust, increased revenue, and advancement2.Question 2What are the primary responsibilities of an entry-level security analyst? Select three answers. 1 pointSearch for weaknesses Create compliance lawsProtect informationMonitor systems

2. In addition to hackers, what kinds of cybercriminals do organizations need to defend against?