You're reading from CISSP (ISC)² Certification Practice Exams and Tests Over 1,000 practice questions and explanations covering all 8 CISSP domains for the May 2021 exam version

Product type Paperback

Published in Sep 2021

Publisher Packt

ISBN-13 9781800561373

Length 396 pages

Edition 1st Edition

Tools

Kali Linux

Concepts

IT Certification

Author (1):

Ted Jordan

Preface

1. Chapter I: Scheduling the CISSP Exam

2. Chapter 1: Security and Risk Management Domain 1 Practice Questions FREE CHAPTER

3. Chapter 2: Asset Security Domain 2 Practice Questions

4. Chapter 3: Security Architecture and Engineering Domain 3 Practice Questions

5. Chapter 4: Communication and Network Security Domain 4 Practice Questions

6. Chapter 5: Identity and Access Management Domain 5 Practice Questions

7. Chapter 6: Security Assessment and Testing Domain 6 Practice Questions

8. Chapter 7: Security Operations Domain 7 Practice Questions

9. Chapter 8: Software Development Security Domain 8 Practice Questions

10. Chapter 9: Full Practice Exam Exam 1

11. Chapter 10: Full Practice Exam Exam 2

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Answers with explanations

Answer: D Stakeholders are anyone concerned with the performance, security, and ultimate success of the system, including suppliers, developers, operators, users, and more.
Answer: A Multiprocessing systems have two, four, or more CPUs. Threading is the string of instructions from an application, and multiprocessors can improve the performance of an application by running multiple threads simultaneously. Multiheaded computers have more than one monitor.
Answer: B Step 1. The boot process after powering on a computer starts the BIOS, or on modern systems the UEFI, which is a secure BIOS that verifies drivers and devices. Step 2. The master boot record (MBR) is loaded from the first sector on the hard drive of legacy systems (modern systems load the GPT, or GUID Partition Table, a more secure version of the MBR). Step 3. The MBR selects a default Linux kernel from the bootloader, and it loads into memory. Step 4. The kernel calls daemon processes...