Cyber Hero Certification Practice Test

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• What does "incident escalation" involve?
• What is the maximum RAM usage of the ThreatLocker agent?
• What type of threat does an IDS primarily focus on?
• Where can you find a link to install ThreatLocker?
• Why is it important to keep track of unused policies?
• What is the overall goal of implementing threat control systems like ThreatLocker?
• Why is the role of a CISO crucial in modern organizations?
• Which folders are most critical for locating application profiles during real-time learning according to the context provided?
• By default, computers are placed into which type of learning mode?
• Which folder is automatically learned during the baselining process?
• Why might you want to disable elevation during the learning mode?
• ThreatLocker does not automatically create certificate rules for applications located at the root of which drive?
• What defines fileless malware?
• When deploying policies after changes, what is crucial for ensuring effectiveness?
• What is the typical response time required for customer support in chat interactions?
• Which of the following statements accurately describes the application of changes made to a tag?
• What does the stub installer do when deploying ThreatLocker?
• In what way does a security awareness program benefit an organization?
• What is multi-factor authentication (MFA)?
• Which of the following is a primary goal of patch management?
• By default, what channel is an organization on when new versions of TL are released?
• What is network segmentation, and why is it important?
• What does "password cracking" involve?
• What is a consequence of frequently changing hashes for programs located in specific folders?
• What are the three main components of ThreatLocker?
• What happens when new computers are added with continuous deployment?
• How does a digital signature enhance cybersecurity?
• In cybersecurity, what does the term "data breach" typically refer to?
• What is the lowest processing priority in policy management?
• What is the primary function of real-time learning in a computer protection setting?
• ThreatLocker does not automatically create certificate rules for applications in folders located at what location?
• Which of the following is a common type of malware?
• Which of the following best describes the role of a SIEM system?
• What is "threat intelligence"?
• Can a specific port number be assigned to a tag in a policy?
• What is the first step to change the default learning mode duration in the system?
• How does social media exploitation impact personal security?
• What is ransomware?
• Which of the following describes learn mode in Threatlocker?
• What is a primary reason for ensuring a computer is inactive for 28 days before deletion?
• What is the role of the threatlocker agent regarding unwanted software?
• What is required to manage active policies linked to applications?
• What is a significant benefit of having a strong security awareness culture?
• Which of the following best describes data loss prevention?
• Describe what "social media exploitation" means in cyber threats.
• Which mode allows the system to learn from interactions without enforcing policies?
• What condition must be met for a ringfencing policy to take effect regardless of maintenance mode?
• Why are access controls essential in cybersecurity?
• What is necessary for a computer to be permanently deleted from the portal?
• What does ThreatLocker primarily rely on for determining application status?
• What is a security policy?
• After how long should you review policies to remove unused policies?
• What is the maximum allowed time for user login inactivity?
• How many built-in applications does the ThreatLocker system have?
• What does "cryptography" study?
• What does the acronym "SSL" stand for?
• What distinguishes a vulnerability from an exploit?
• Why is it important for employees to understand security risks?
• What does continuous deployment mean in the context of RMM?
• Which of the following is an essential element of a good security policy?
• What does "two-step verification" entail?
• Where can tags be added within a policy?
• What is endpoint security?
• What naming convention is used for miscellaneous Windows files during the initial learning period?
• In ThreatLocker, where does it place drivers that are recognized?
• Why is the principle of least privilege important in cybersecurity?
• What role does a cybersecurity framework play in organizational strategy?
• Why can't applications with active policies be deleted?
• How long does it take for the majority learning mode to be completed?
• What does "social engineering" involve in cybersecurity?
• What happens when you use the restart service button?
• What field is used to insert the identifier when deploying tl via PowerShell script and Active Directory?
• Which element is an important part of employee training in security awareness?
• What distinguishes an install key from a key in terms of hierarchy?
• What type of risk does a cybersecurity framework primarily address?
• How does the system decide what policies to create during the initial learning period?
• What types of policies are automatically created after deploying for both workstations and servers?
• What is the primary responsibility of a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)?
• What is a threat vector?
• Why should an organization educate its employees about cybersecurity?
• During a spoofing attack, what is the attacker trying to achieve?
• What happens to policy changes when a tag is modified?
• What should be monitored closely with respect to elevation of policy?
• What is the purpose of a ringfencing policy?
• What is a DDoS attack?
• What is the CPU usage percentage for the ThreatLocker agent?
• What is the primary function of an Intrusion Detection System (IDS)?
• What does Threatlocker do while in automatic learning mode?
• What element is essential in a cybersecurity framework?
• What is an API in the context of cybersecurity?
• What is a secure password policy?
• Why is setting an identifier important when deploying with RMM?
• What is the purpose of penetration testing?
• Which of the following is NOT a focus of security awareness programs?
• What occurs during a "spoofing" attack?
• How does data encryption enhance security?
• What is the primary goal of a security awareness program?
• What must remain in the file name of the MSI for it to install correctly?
• What is a common characteristic of ransomware?
• What happens to ringfencing policies even if a computer is in learning mode?
• What happens if you do not automatically create policies during the initial scan?
• What does "collective learning mode" imply within a group of computers?
• What does a digital signature ensure regarding a document?
• What does incident response involve?
• What does "white-hat hacking" refer to?
• What does the lookback period refer to in the context of learning mode?
• What is the primary goal of risk assessment in cybersecurity?
• How do symmetric and asymmetric encryption differ?
• Updates are made according to your ______ settings.
• What happens if a program's hash changes frequently and it is located in a specific folder?
• Where can you change the default learning mode period?
• What initiates the timer for chat response?
• How does a digital footprint affect personal privacy?
• What is "credential stuffing"?
• Which two modes do not apply to storage control and elevation?
• What must be created manually for programs located at the root of C:\ with frequently changing hashes?
• What does the threatlocker agent do at the kernel level?
• How are default policies categorized after the deployment?
• When is the initial lookback period measured from?
• What applications are referred to in the context of the explicit deny policy?
• What is the purpose of a digital certificate?
• Which of the following is NOT a common type of malware?
• What does the initial deployment of Threatlocker do during the baseline phase?
• What is the consequence of not creating a custom application and policy for frequently changing hashes?
• What does "data breach" refer to?
• What does the CIA triad represent in cybersecurity?
• What does "BYOD" stand for and what is a concern associated with it?
• How long are newly deployed computers placed in learning mode by default?
• What does a "security audit" evaluate?
• What is a botnet?
• When deploying through command prompt with the stub installer, what are valid switches that can be used?
• What is the primary focus of endpoint security?
• Which choice represents a critical requirement for chat response management?
• What does patch management involve?
• How can an application be permitted to monitor registry changes without blocking those actions?
• What is a common cause of data breaches?
• What does ThreatLocker use to profile drivers?
• What are access controls used for?
• How does message timing impact customer service effectiveness in chat?
• What feature is crucial when setting a policy in a secured state?
• Which folders are specifically mentioned where applications will be learned during real-time learning?
• Which mode will likely create initial policies based on the environment's characteristics?
• How many policies can a single tag be applied to?
• What should you do if you want to prevent future blocks due to changing hashes?
• What is the main purpose of using a VPN?
• To enable or disable a ThreatLocker product, which page should you navigate to?
• Which of the following is NOT an advantage of using tags?
• What feature might one consider disabling during the learning mode to improve usability?
• What does the acronym "VPN" stand for?
• What button should you click to view which policies are being used in ThreatLocker?
• What is ringfencing designed to do?
• What occurs after the baseline is updated in Threatlocker?
• How is a zero-day vulnerability characterized?
• What does data encryption accomplish?
• Which tool is NOT recommended to be blocked according to Threatlocker?
• What is meant by "digital footprint"?
• What is a key outcome of implementing a cybersecurity framework?
• Describe the concept of "security architecture".
• Which of the following best describes the purpose of two-step verification?
• In which mode will elevation control popups still occur?
• Which best describes a cybersecurity framework?
• What is the effect of the baseline file scan in Threatlocker?
• What type of hierarchy is used in policy management?
• What is the primary goal of a security audit?
• How is asymmetric encryption best described?
• What feature does the pencil icon represent on the computers page?
• What is the goal of conducting vulnerability scanning?
• What is the function of a Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) system?
• When deploying ThreatLocker with a script via RMM, what should match your organization name?
• When elevating a policy, what is crucial to consider?
• During the automatic learning period, which folders will applications not be profiled unless matched to an application name?
• What is the definition of malware?
• Explain the term "risk assessment" in cybersecurity.
• What is the purpose of storage control in ThreatLocker?
• What is a feature of the explicit deny policy in ThreatLocker?
• For ringfencing policies to take effect, what must you ensure?
• What is the main function of a digital signature?
• What characterizes a tag in network policies?
• What fallback security measure is implied by saving policies locally?
• What role does encryption play in digital certificates?
• What happens when you click the Remove Unused Policy button?
• What does the term "phishing" refer to?
• What is a firewall?
• Explain the concept of "data loss prevention" (DLP).
• Which of the following best describes ransomware?
• What does ThreatLocker do when it cannot match applications to built-in definitions?
• What is a key step you must take when creating a new admin?
• How is "vulnerability scanning" best defined?
• What does the acronym "GDPR" stand for?
• What is the principle of least privilege?