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Which of the following depict ways an attacker can gain access to a target’s network? 

Attacks in which a user reaches a directory outside of the WWW root directory and its subdirectories is called a(n) ________ attack.

Customers that don’t come back make up nearly half of the average cost per cyber security incident.

In authentication, the party trying to provide its identity to the other party is called the applicant.

Nonrepudiation means that a sender cannot deny that he or she sent an important message.

The right of a citizen to have control over how personal information is collected can be described as _________________.

The most common attack against a wireless network is a ________.

In mutual authentication between two parties, ________.

There are a variety of methods for indicating a potential security breach during the identification and detection phase of incident response. Two examples of appropriate methods are Intrusion Detection System (IDS) alerts and firewall alerts. Evaluate the following evidence and select the alternate methods that would be of most interest to the IT department during this phase. (Select two)

Your office has recently gone through vulnerability scans and, since then, has fixed known issues. You get a report from your system admin that, despite this, your system has been hit with a bug that they cannot identify. What best explains what may have caused this?