Network Security Involves Three Types of Defenses, Which Are Referred

question 196

Multiple Choice

Network security involves three types of defenses, which are referred to as layers. Those layers consist of each of the following except:

• A) Perimeter security layer to control access to the network.
• B) Authentication layer to verify the identity of the person requesting access to the network.
• C) Biometrics layer to monitor network usage.
• D) Authorization layer to control what authenticated users can do once they are given access to the network.

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Definitions:

Response Tendencies

The habitual ways in which individuals react to different situations or stimuli, often based on past experiences or personality.

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The cognitive process of gaining understanding and knowledge via thinking, experiences, and sensory input.

Albert Bandura

A psychologist known for his work on social learning theory and the concept of self-efficacy.

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