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CySA+ Knowledge Areas Covered Flashcards

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  1. Which CySA+ domain includes reviewing security policies and performing gap analyses against frameworks like NIST CSF?

    Answer: Compliance and Assessment

    Gap analyses and framework alignment reviews are core activities in the Compliance and Assessment domain.

  2. An analyst correlates endpoint telemetry with network flow data to detect a slow-and-low exfiltration. Which tool category supports this?

    Answer: SIEM

    SIEMs aggregate and correlate telemetry from multiple sources to detect complex, multi-stage attacks like slow exfiltration.

  3. Which CySA+ concept involves proactively searching for threats that have evaded existing security controls?

    Answer: Threat Hunting

    Threat hunting is the proactive search for threats that have bypassed automated detection controls.

  4. A security team uses sandboxing to detonate a suspicious email attachment. Which domain covers this technique?

    Answer: Threat Intelligence

    Dynamic malware analysis using sandboxes is a Threat Intelligence technique for understanding malware behavior.

  5. Which CySA+ domain addresses proper handling and chain of custody for digital evidence?

    Answer: Incident Response

    Evidence collection, preservation, and chain of custody are Incident Response responsibilities under CySA+.

  6. An analyst is using Shodan to identify exposed services on the organization's public IP ranges. This supports which activity?

    Answer: Attack Surface Management

    Using external scanning tools like Shodan to find exposed assets is an Attack Surface Management activity.

  7. Which CySA+ knowledge area includes reviewing software development pipelines for security misconfigurations?

    Answer: Software and Systems Security

    Securing CI/CD pipelines and development environments falls within the Software and Systems Security domain.