1.4.A.6Adversaries can use AI-enhanced coding tools to help them write new malware, modify existing application code to perform malicious activities, or to find vulnerabilities in large code bases.Learning objective: Explain how adversaries use AI-powered tools to augment cyberattacks.
2.1.C.1Cyberattacks aim to disrupt, harm, steal, or destroy devices, networks, or data. Adversaries work in phases, which may not all be used in every attack. The phases are: • Reconnaissance • Initial access • Persistence • Lateral…Learning objective: Describe the phases of a cyberattack.
5.2.C.7The principle of least privilege is the idea that entities should be given exactly as much access as they need to perform their function and no more.Learning objective: Determine an appropriate access control model to protect applications and data.
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2.6.A.4Network segmentation can be used to divide a network into smaller segments, isolating sensitive or high-risk devices and data, reducing unnecessary traffic, and creating distinct security zones.Learning objective: Explain how firewalls and network segmentation can be used to improve network security.
4.5.A.1Unauthorized access, data exposure, or disruption of services can result from accidental or intentional misuse of systems by users. These impacts may occur when individuals access resources beyond their role, mishandle data,…Learning objective: Identify the impacts of common threats and vulnerabilities in a managed network.
4.5.B.2Security policies and procedures help reduce user-related vulnerabilities by defining acceptable behaviors and standardizing how systems and data are used. These controls can reduce misconfiguration, mishandling, or improper…Learning objective: Determine appropriate security controls to limit the impacts of common threats and vulnerabilities in a managed network.