Anyone else get stuck in that today? Looked like someone on a motorcycle got nailed. Three lanes shut down. By the time we drove by there was a dude laying in the road with a few people around him.
The post was literally a woman just showing a basic bjj escape from a standing rnc. Day one stuff but she did it correctly. Then this tough guy swooped in and needed to remind women that he can still hurt them.
So I got this question wrong. The quiz said the correct answer to this question is A. Based on my earlier notes from earlier questions in this same quiz, patch mgmt. is about correcting software weaknesses. But change management controls the process of introducing change to a system which is typically where weaknesses are introduced.
Then this question asks which one is most effective in preventing security weakness in operating systems- preventing. It seems like having controls in place to regulate change in a system would be the best prevention...not correcting after the fact, like A explains. I'm struggling to understand this one and I still think it's B.
I'm struggling a bit to understand the logic behind the answer for this question. It's not A. That was the first one I eliminated.
Malware has spread through multiple departments in an enterprise after an employee installed software from a universal serial bus (USB) drive. Which of the following is the MOST crucial to successful containment of the incident?
A. Restoring servers
B. Protecting evidence
C. Training employees
D. Updating management