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Penetration Testing VS Vulnerability Scanning Quiz
What is the primary goal of Penetration Testing?
To improve system performance
To simulate real-world hacking and find vulnerabilities
To continuously monitor network traffic
To automate security measures
What should be in place during penetration testing to ensure safety?
Prioritized target list
Explicit consent
Contingency plans
All of the above
What is a key difference between Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Scanning?
Penetration Testing can be automated, while Vulnerability Scanning cannot
Penetration Testing is less detailed than Vulnerability Scanning
Penetration Testing simulates a hacker's approach, while Vulnerability Scanning identifies known issues
Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Scanning serve the same purpose
Which type of test is typically announced in advance to the team?
Penetration Testing, always
Vulnerability Scanning, always
Both Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Scanning
Penetration Testing, but only sometimes
Which of the following can be continuously monitored?
Penetration Testing
Vulnerability Scanning
Both Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Scanning
Neither Penetration Testing nor Vulnerability Scanning
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