Configuration Compliance Scanner Quiz

What is a Configuration Compliance Scanner (CCS)?

a) A software for improving network speed.

b) A device used for hardware maintenance.

c) A system used for data management.

d) A tool for managing and enforcing security policies on a network.

Which of the following tasks does a Configuration Compliance Scanner perform?

a) Updating software to the latest versions.

b) Monitoring the number of devices on a network.

c) Checking systems for approved updates, patches, and security settings.

d) Checking the operating speed of a system.

Who typically operates a Configuration Compliance Scanner?

a) Network engineer.

b) Cybersecurity analyst.

c) Software developer.

d) System administrators.

How does a Configuration Compliance Scanner contribute to network security?

a) By automatically updating all software.

b) By monitoring data usage on the network.

c) By identifying any non-compliance with security standards and configurations.

d) By encrypting all data on the network.

When should system administrators perform a compliance scan?

a) Only when the system shows signs of slowing down.

b) Only when adding a new device to the network.

c) At regular intervals and whenever significant changes are made to the network.

d) Only when a security breach occurs.

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