Q. Data leakage threats do not usually occur from which of the following?

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Q. Data leakage is popularly known as ___________

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Q. There are __________ major types of data leakage.

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Q. “Unauthorized” data leakage doesn’t essentially mean intended or malicious.

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Q. Unintentional data leakage can still result in the same penalties and reputational damage.

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Q. When leakage of data is done purposely or because of the lack of employee’s concern toward confidential data is called ___________ done by employees of an organization.

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Q. Which of them is not an example of physical data leakage?

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Q. ______________ is the unauthorized movement of data.

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Q. Which of them is an example of physical data leakage?

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Q. Which of them is not an example of data leakage done using electronic communication with malicious intent?

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Q. The three steps of data loss prevention are – Identify, Discover and______________

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Q. Which of the following is not a step of data-loss prevention?

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Q. Mapping of data-flow in an organization is very useful in understanding the risk better due to actual & potential data leakage.

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Q. Data leakage prevention is based on factors like access controls, persistent, encryption, alerting, tokenization, blocking dynamic data masking, etc.

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Q. Data leakage threats are done by internal agents. Which of them is not an example of an internal data leakage threat?

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Q. _____________ focuses on the detection & prevention of sensitive data exfiltration and lost data.

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Q. ________________ is a component of the reconnaissance stage that is used to gather possible information for a target computer system or network.

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Q. How many types of footprinting are there?

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Q. ________________ is one of the 3 pre-attacking phase.

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Q. A/An ______________ spends 85% of his/her time in profiling an organization and rest amount in launching the attack.

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