A computer on a company network was infected with a zero-day exploit after an employee accidently
opened an email that contained malicious content. The employee recognized the email as malicious and
was attempting to delete it, but accidently opened it.
Which of the following should be done to prevent this scenario from occurring again in the future?

Which of the following is the security threat a hiring manager is trying to prevent by performing a background screening of a job candidate?

An organization's IRP prioritizes containment over eradication. An incident has been discovered where an attacker outside of the organization has installed cryptocurrency mining software on the organization's web servers. Given the organization's stated priorities, which of the following would be the NEXT step?

A computer forensics team is performing an integrity check on key systems files. The team is comparing the signatures of original baseline files with the latest signatures. The original baseline was taken on March 2, 2016. and was established to be clean of malware and uncorrupted. The latest tile signatures were generated yesterday. One file is known to be corrupted, but when the team compares the signatures of the original and latest flies, the team sees the
Following:
Original: 2d da b1 4a fc f1 98 06 b1 e5 26 b2 df e5 5b 3e cb 83 e1
Latest: 2d da b1 4a 98 fc f1 98 bl e5 26 b2 df e5 5b 3e cb 83 e1
Which of the following is MOST likely the situation?

An organization wants to ensure network access is granted only after a user or device has been authenticated.
Which of the following should be used to achieve this objective for both wired and wireless networks?