CCST Cyber Security Practice Tests

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Checkout the CCST CyberSecurity Practice Tests from Simulationexams.com The tests will have 250 questions with answers and explanations for each question. Configurable according to your needs through the use of study configuration interface.

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Broad topics covered in the practice tests and the exam cram are given below:

CCST  Cybersecurity Certification Cram Notes
The exam objectives for this certification include:

1. Essential Security Principles

2. Basic Network Security Concepts

3. Endpoint Security Concepts

4. Vulnerability Assessment and Risk Management

5. Incident Handling

1.0 Essential Security Principles
1.1 Define essential security principles
1. Vulnerabilities: Weaknesses or flaws in a system's design, implementation, or configuration that can be exploited to compromise its security.

2. Threats: Potential dangers or harmful events that can exploit vulnerabilities and cause harm to a system or organization's assets, operations, or reputation.

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CCST CyberSecurity Practice Questions


1. Which of the following statements is true about tokens?

a. A token can be a physical device such as smart card or a one-time password issued to a user such as SecureID token.

b. A token is essentially a logical parameter used for secure authentication.

c. Tokens are used for creating SSL connections.

d. Tokens provide the least secure authentication environment.

ans: a

Explanation:

A token can be a physical device such as a smart card or an electronic process such as RSA's SecureID token. Tokens provide one of the most secure authentication environments, because typically a token is unique to a user, and it is difficult to spoof.

2. What are vulnerability databases?

a. Comprehensive lists of known software vulnerabilities and their associated risk levels.

b. Sources of information about potential cyber threats and attacks.

c. Tools used to assess network performance and identify areas of improvement.

d. None of the above.

ans. a


Explanation:
Vulnerability databases are comprehensive lists of known software vulnerabilities and their associated risk levels. Examples of vulnerability databases include the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) and the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) database.