15.01 Security Fundamentals CIA Triad and AAA - Quiz¶

Section 15.01 Quiz: CIA Triad and AAA

Question 1: What does the “C” in the CIA Triad represent?

Question 2: Which security principle ensures that data remains accurate and unmodified by unauthorized parties?

Question 3: In the code examples, what technique was used to protect password storage?

Question 4: What is the primary purpose of rate limiting in availability protection?

Question 5: Which authentication factor represents “something you are”?

Question 6: In Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), what determines a user’s permissions?

Question 7: What is the main purpose of accountability in security?

Question 8: In the authentication example, what happens after multiple failed login attempts?

Question 9: Which component ensures non-repudiation in the accountability system?

Question 10: What does the circuit breaker pattern help protect against?

Question 11: In the authorization example, why might a student be denied access to another student’s grades?

Question 12: What makes the audit logging system tamper-evident?

Question 13: Which principle would be violated if unauthorized users could read encrypted student records?

Question 14: In the library system example, what additional security measure is required for administrators?

Question 15: What is the primary benefit of implementing all six security principles together?