Quiz on Incident Response
Multiple Choice Questions
- What is the primary goal of incident response?
A. To prevent future attacks B. To identify and contain the incident C. To restore systems to their original state D. To report the incident to the authorities
- What is the first step in an incident response process?
A. Establishing a response plan B. Collecting evidence C. Identifying the source of the incident D. Notifying the appropriate personnel
- What type of incident response process should be used in the case of a data breach?
A. A reactive response B. A proactive response C. A hybrid response D. A manual response
- What is the purpose of a Computer Security Incident Response Team (CSIRT)?
A. To investigate security incidents B. To prevent security incidents C. To restore systems to their original state D. To report security incidents
True/False Questions
- Incident response is the process of responding to and managing the aftermath of a security breach or attack.
A. True B. False
- Incident response is a proactive process that is designed to prevent future attacks.
A. True B. False
- The goal of incident response is to identify, contain, and eradicate the threat.
A. True B. False
- The primary goal of incident response is to restore systems to their original state.
A. True B. False
Fill-in-the-Blank Questions
A __________ is a team of individuals responsible for responding to computer security incidents.
The __________ step in the incident response process is to identify the source of the incident.
Incident response is a __________ process that is designed to respond to security incidents.
The primary goal of incident response is to __________ the incident.
Short Answer Questions
What is the difference between a reactive and a proactive incident response process?
What is the purpose of collecting evidence during an incident response process?
Why is it important to have a response plan in place before an incident occurs?
What are the four primary steps in an incident response process?
Answer Key
Multiple Choice Questions
- B. To identify and contain the incident
- A. Establishing a response plan
- C. A hybrid response
- A. To investigate security incidents
True/False Questions
- True
- False
- True
- False
Fill-in-the-Blank Questions
- Computer Security Incident Response Team (CSIRT)
- First
- Reactive
- Contain
Short Answer Questions
A reactive incident response process is one that is implemented after an incident has already occurred, while a proactive incident response process is one that is designed to prevent incidents from occurring in the first place.
Collecting evidence during an incident response process is important for identifying the source of the incident, determining the scope of the incident, and providing evidence for legal proceedings.
It is important to have a response plan in place before an incident occurs because it allows the organization to be prepared for any potential incidents and respond quickly and effectively.
The four primary steps in an incident response process are establishing a response plan, collecting evidence, identifying the source of the incident, and restoring systems to their original state.