Section: Protection of Information Assets
Explanation:
Buffer overflow exploitation may occur when programs do not check the length of the data that are input
into a program. An attacker can send data that exceed the length of a buffer and override part of the
program with malicious code. The countermeasure is proper programming and good coding practices.
Phishing, SYN flood and brute force attacks happen independently of programming and coding practices.

4GLs are usually not suitable for data intensive operations. Instead, they are used mainly for graphic user interface (GUI) design or as simple query/report generators.

Section: Protection of Information Assets
Explanation:
A retention date will ensure that a file cannot be overwritten before that date has passed. The retention
date will not affect the ability to read the file. Backup copies would be expected to have a different retention
date and therefore may be retained after the file has been overwritten. The creation date, not the retention
date, will differentiate files with the same name.