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Threat Analysis and Vulnerability Scanning

Detect vulnerabilities and analyze threats

This subtopic focuses on examining potential weaknesses in network systems and identifying different types of threats to better protect them. Processes include continuous scanning and real-time monitoring to ensure a secure environment.
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Threat Analysis and Vulnerability Scanning are essential components of an organization's security posture in the CompTIA Security+ framework. Threat Analysis involves identifying potential security threats to an organization's systems and data. This process includes evaluating various threat vecto…

Concepts covered: Intrusion Detection and Prevention, Cryptography and Encryption, Penetration Testing, Threat Intelligence, Security Policies and Procedures, Continuous Monitoring, Secure Configuration Management, Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), Social Engineering, Vulnerability Scanning

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CompTIA Security+ - Threat Analysis and Vulnerability Scanning Example Questions

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Question 1

Scenario 1: An IT technician at a company notices that many users have weak passwords. What policy should be implemented to increase password security?

Correct Answer: Password Complexity Policy

A Password Complexity Policy should be implemented to set requirements for password strength, ensuring that users are using strong passwords that are harder to crack.

Question 2

Scenario 3: A system administrator discovers that employees are using company devices for personal activities. What policy should be implemented to address this?

Correct Answer: Acceptable Use Policy

An Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) establishes guidelines for how company devices and networks can be used, including restrictions on personal use. This policy serves as a reminder to employees about proper device usage.

Question 3

Scenario 2: A small company is concerned about employees misusing the internet during working hours and potentially visiting harmful websites that put the company at risk of malware infections. Which policy should they implement?

Correct Answer: Implementing an Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)

An Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) defines the rules and restrictions that employees must follow when using company-provided resources such as the internet. This prevents employees from accessing harmful websites during working hours. The other policies listed do not specifically address internet usage and potential misuse.

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