- Data at rest (stored), in transit (moving over a network), in use (being processed): each needs its own protection.
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An encrypted laptop hard drive protects data:
Correct: At rest.
- Full-disk encryption (e.g. BitLocker) protects everything on a lost or stolen device.
- Backup strategy: what, how often, which media, where (offsite/cloud), how long, test restores. 3-2-1 rule: 3 copies, 2 media, 1 offsite.
- RAID combines disks for performance and/or redundancy (not a backup!).
- RAID 0: striping, no redundancy (fast, any disk failure loses all).
- RAID 1: mirroring (two copies; 50% capacity).
- RAID 5: block striping with distributed parity; survives one disk failure; needs ≥ 3 disks.
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Which RAID level offers striping with distributed parity and survives one disk failure?
Correct: RAID 5.
RAID 0 provides:
Correct: Performance with no redundancy.
- RAID 10: mirrored pairs that are then striped (fast and redundant; ≥ 4 disks).
- SAN: dedicated block-level storage network. NAS: file-level storage on the LAN.
- Full: everything (slow backup, fast restore). Incremental: changes since the LAST backup (fast backup, slow restore: full + every incremental). Differential: changes since the last FULL (restore = full + latest differential).
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Restoring from full + differential backups needs:
Correct: The last full and the latest differential.
Which backup type is fastest to perform each day?
Correct: Incremental.
- DLP: tools and policies that detect and block sensitive data leaving the organization (network, endpoint, storage).
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Software that blocks an employee from emailing a file of credit-card numbers outside is:
Correct: DLP.
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