Question

True/False

1. Traffic that is encrypted will typically pass by an intrusion prevention system untouched.
2. Performing cloud-based data loss prevention (DLP) is as simple as moving the enterprise edge methodology to the cloud.
3. General UNIX baselining follows similar concepts as baselining for Windows OSs.
4. Defense against attack begins by eliminating threats.
5. A worm is malicious code that has to attach itself to something else to survive.
6. With the availability of DNS blacklisting, pattern matching is no longer utilized for filtering spam.
7. Sender Policy Framework (SPF) validates the receiving address of the e-mail.
8. S/MIME uses the X.509 format for certificates

Answer 1

1.

Traffic that is encrypted will typically pass by an intrusion prevention system untouched.

True

2.

Performing cloud-based data loss prevention (DLP) is as simple as moving the enterprise edge methodology to the cloud.

False

Since performing cloud-based data loss prevention (DLP) is as simple as moving the enterprise edge methodology to the cloud.

3.

General UNIX base lining follows similar concepts as base lining for Windows OSs.

True

4.

Defense against attack begins by eliminating threats.

True

5.

A worm is malicious code that has to attach itself to something else to survive.

True

6.

With the availability of DNS blacklisting, pattern matching is no longer utilized for filtering spam.

False

7.

Sender Policy Framework (SPF) validates the receiving address of the e-mail.

True

8.

S/MIME uses the X.509 format for certificates

True