Secure System Design Principles
Principles of creating secure systems
Secure System Design Principles establish the foundation for robust information security architectures. Here are the key principles: 1. Defense in Depth: Implementing multiple layers of security controls to protect critical assets. If one layer fails, others remain operational as backups. 2. Leas…
Concepts covered: Layered Security, Principle of Least Astonishment, Secure Baselines, Secure Development Lifecycle (SDLC), Information Hiding, Defense in Depth, Domain Separation, Separation of Duties, Least Privilege, Fail-Safe Defaults, Configuration Management
CompTIA Security+ - Secure System Design Principles Example Questions
Test your knowledge of Secure System Design Principles
Question 1
A cybersecurity team is performing a forensic investigation and suspects that sensitive data was transferred out by hiding it within a video. What method is most likely used?
Question 2
An intelligence officer needs to exchange sensitive information with another officer. They decide to hide the message within a seemingly harmless file. Which method would be the most effective?
Question 3
A new security vulnerability has been discovered in an existing application. What phase of the SDLC should the vulnerability be addressed?
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