Online Access Free CTPRP Practice Test

What is one of the first steps in responding to a computer security incident according to the NIST Guide?

• A.Identifying the scope, nature, and source of the incident
• B.Immediately notifying all customers and stakeholders about the breach
• C.Updating all software and security patches as a precaution
• D.Training employees on security awareness and response strategies

Which metric is least likely to provide meaningful insight into the effectiveness of a TPRM program?

• A.The number of outstanding findings at any given time.
• B.Tracking the total expenses related to risk management activities.
• C.Measuring the percentage of third parties compliant with standards.
• D.The frequency of audits conducted on third-party vendors.

Why is it critical to understand the scope of patching activities in a cloud hosting vendor assessment?

• A.It identifies potential areas where the CSP might not meet the required security standards.
• B.It provides insights into the cloud service's resilience and preparedness for potential threats.
• C.It helps in ensuring that security measures are timely and vulnerabilities are promptly addressed.
• D.It allows customers to plan for potential downtimes or performance impacts during patching activities.

Imagine a data breach in a large corporation where sensitive customer data is compromised. What is the primary goal of the initial incident response?

• A.Assess the financial impact of the breach on the organization's market position
• B.Review the effectiveness of deployed security measures and update as necessary
• C.Organize a press conference to manage public relations and disclosure requirements
• D.Determine the extent of the compromise and the type of attack to prevent further escalation

Describe a scenario where failure to use biometric authentication in a telecom room results in a security breach.

• A.An employee uses an outdated code to enter the server room, leading to data integrity issues.
• B.A visitor without proper clearance accesses a restricted area unnoticed, later causing an alert.
• C.A technician mistakenly reconfigures network settings, causing temporary communication outages.
• D.An unauthorized person accesses a telecom room using a stolen access card, compromising network integrity.