When calculating the risk associated with a vulnerability being exploited, how is this risk calculated?

• A.Risk = Vulnerability / Threat.
• B.Risk = Threat * Likelihood.
• C.Risk = Likelihood / Impact.
• D.Risk = Likelihood * Impact.

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When undertaking disaster recovery planning, which of the following would NEVER be considered a "natural" disaster?

• A.Arson.
• B.Lightning Strike
• C.Tsunami.
• D.Electromagnetic pulse

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Which term describes a vulnerability that is unknown and therefore has no mitigating control which is immediately and generally available?

• A.Trojan.
• B.Advanced Persistent Threat.
• C.Stealthware.
• D.Zero-day.
  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-day_(computing)

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Which of the following is LEASTLIKELY to be the result of a global pandemic impacting on information security?

• A.An upsurge in activity by attackers seeking vulnerabilities caused by operational changes.
• B.Increased demand on service desks as users need additional tools such as VPNs.
• C.A large increase in remote workers operating in insecure premises.
• D.Additional physical security requirements at data centres and corporate headquarters.

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In business continuity, what is a battle box?

• A.A collection of tools and protective equipment to be used in the event of civil disturbance.
• B.A list of names and addresses of staff to be utilised should industrial action prevent access to a building.
  http://www.battlebox.biz/why.asp
• C.An armoured box that holds all an organisation's backup databases.
• D.A portable container that holds Items and information useful in the event of an organisational disaster.

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