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| __________ is a backup that creates a byte-by-byte copy |
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| ___________ copies the entire hard disk including the operating system and installed applications. |
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| __________ is the replication of data to separate disks in real time. |
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| __________ is the bulk transfer of backup data over communications facilities. |
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| ___________ delivers real-time database data by capturing and transmitting the journal and transaction log offsite as they are created. |
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| _____________ reduces recovery time by using a database restore and roll-forward process. |
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| ____________ keep idle servers available for failover. |
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| ______________ provide recovery of most critical applications in a matter of minutes through guaranteed access to an alternate processor. |
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| What are the three backup storage location options? |
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| Onsite, offsite, and near-site |
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| A __________ is a pre-installed drive that can immediately replace a failed drive. |
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| A _______________ is a backup for any disk in the array that fails. |
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| A __________ is a backup for a specific disk in the array. |
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| __________ stores data across several disks allowing for a faster read and write speed. |
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| Which RAID level consists of Striping only? |
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| Which RAID Level employs mirrored disks? |
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| Which RAID level uses one drive for parity and features byte level parity? |
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| Which RAID level uses one drive for parity and features block level parity? |
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| Which RAID level employs block level stripes and parity interleaved across all drives and is the most popular RAID implementation? |
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| The main difference between RAID 5 and 6 is fault tolerance. Which is more tolerant? |
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| _____________ mandates that changes must be approved, documented, and made via an authorized process. |
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| ___________ is the methodical application of vendor-related updates and security enhancements. |
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| __________ ensures that all team members are using compatible products and ones that have the latest security updates applied. |
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| What are the three types of trusted recovery? |
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| System Reboot, Emergency System Restart, and System Cold Start |
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| _____________ is a system failure where secure conditions are maintained. |
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| ______________ is a system failure where the system permits traffic in the event of a failure. |
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| _________ is a system that upon failure will cause no harm. |
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| What are the three types of standby systems? |
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| What are the six parts of a media management process? |
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| Marking, Labeling, Handling, Storing, Declassifying, and destroying |
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| Due to a software bug and a reload of the firewall, the firewall has lost its complete configuration. After that happened, all firewall ports shut down. This is known as ___________. |
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| What is the best way to control users with elevated system privileges? |
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| Which RAID configuration offers the usable disk storage as the sum of all disk capacities? |
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| Which RAID configuration offers the lowest cost of redundancy? |
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| +92Security administrator responsibilities include reviewing audit log data, setting access permissions, conducting vulnerability assessments, and _________. |
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| Setting File-sensitivity labels |
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| Media Management practices include media marking, labeling, handling, storing, ______________________. |
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| Declassifying and destroying |
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| Which backup type is the replication of data on separate disks in real time? |
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| A _________ is a set of disk drives connected to a separate optical network for the use of servers. |
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| Configuring traffic priority controls on devices is the responsibility of the _____________. |
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| Backup integrity is assured with __________. |
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| A hot spare in a RAID array that is a backup for a specific disk in the array is called a _____________. |
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| Ensuring availability of data is the responsibility of the ________________. |
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| A review of an operator's shift logs can be identified as which type of control? |
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| What are the four types of controls? |
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| Preventative, Detective, Recovery, and Deterrent |
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| A group of disks connected to the same network, used by all clients and servers is known as a ____________ |
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| What is the most secure way to dispose of a CD-RW? |
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| Change control procedures include request, impact, assessment, approval, build and test, and _______________. |
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