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When considering the disposal of confidential data, equipment and storage devices, what social engineering technique SHOULD always be taken into consideration?
Why should a loading bay NEVER be used as a staff entrance?
A system administrator has created the following "array" as an access control for an organisation.
Developers: create files, update files.
Reviewers: upload files, update files.
Administrators: upload files, delete fifes, update files.
What type of access-control has just been created?
What type of attack attempts to exploit the trust relationship between a user client based browser and server based websites forcing the submission of an authenticated request to a third party site?
How might the effectiveness of a security awareness program be effectively measured?
1) Employees are required to take an online multiple choice exam on security principles.
2) Employees are tested with social engineering techniques by an approved penetration tester.
3) Employees practice ethical hacking techniques on organisation systems.
4) No security vulnerabilities are reported during an audit.
5) Open source intelligence gathering is undertaken on staff social media profiles.
What is the name of the method used to illicitly target a senior person in an organisation so as to try to coerce them Into taking an unwanted action such as a misdirected high-value payment?
Which security framework impacts on organisations that accept credit cards, process credit card transactions, store relevant data or transmit credit card data?