CSCU Physical Security and Device Protection 2

Question 1

What should you do with sensitive documents you no longer need?

Accepted Answer

Shred them with a cross-cut shredder before disposal

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Throw them in the recycling bin

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Store them indefinitely in a cabinet

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Leave them in a public lost-and-found

Question 2

What is 'dumpster diving' in the context of information security?

Accepted Answer

Searching through discarded materials to find sensitive information

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An attack that floods a network with garbage data

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Accessing deleted files through file recovery software

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Scanning the dark web for leaked credentials

Question 3

Why is full-disk encryption important for laptops and portable devices?

Accepted Answer

It ensures data remains unreadable if the device is lost or stolen

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It makes the device run faster

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It automatically backs up all files to the cloud

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It prevents viruses from running

Question 4

What is the CSCU-recommended approach when using a USB drive found in a parking lot?

Accepted Answer

Turn it in to IT security or discard it — never plug it into your computer

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Plug it in on a sandboxed computer to see what's on it

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Format it before using it

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Open only the document files, not executable files

Question 5

Which of the following is a best practice for securing a home workspace?

Accepted Answer

Position your screen so visitors cannot easily view it and lock it when unattended

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Leave your computer logged in to save time

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Share your Wi-Fi password with neighbors for goodwill

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Disable the screensaver lock to avoid re-entering your password

Question 6

What does 'device hardening' mean in the context of physical security?

Accepted Answer

Configuring a device to reduce its attack surface by disabling unused features and ports

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Installing a screen protector to prevent physical damage

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Using a ruggedized laptop case

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Soldering shut all unused USB ports