Match each enterprise security implementation to its primary CompTIA Security+ classification by category and functional type.
- Installing motion-activated floodlights and warning signs along the perimeter fence line of a remote data center facility.Physical / Deterrent
- Deploying a host-based file integrity monitoring (FIM) agent to inspect critical system files for unauthorized changes.Technical / Detective
- Formalizing an enterprise incident response policy and standard operating procedures (SOPs) mandated by management.Managerial / Directive
- Executing automated endpoint quarantine and running malware cleanup scripts to restore infected systems back to a known good state.Technical / Corrective
Answer
1. Installing motion-activated floodlights and warning signs matches Physical / Deterrent.
2. Deploying host-based file integrity monitoring (FIM) matches Technical / Detective.
3. Formalizing an enterprise incident response policy and SOPs matches Managerial / Directive.
4. Executing automated endpoint quarantine and malware cleanup scripts matches Technical / Corrective.
2. Deploying host-based file integrity monitoring (FIM) matches Technical / Detective.
3. Formalizing an enterprise incident response policy and SOPs matches Managerial / Directive.
4. Executing automated endpoint quarantine and malware cleanup scripts matches Technical / Corrective.
Each security implementation correctly pairs its underlying mechanism (category: Technical, Managerial, Operational, Physical) with its operational purpose (functional type: Preventive, Deterrent, Detective, Corrective, Compensating, Directive) according to standard CompTIA Security+ SY0-701 guidelines.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Classification of Security Control Categories (Technical, Managerial, Operational, Physical) and Functional Types (Preventive, Deterrent, Detective, Corrective, Compensating, Directive)