Security Fundamentals and Core Concepts Questions
The foundational vocabulary and principles of information security: the CIA triad (confidentiality, integrity, availability) and related properties (authenticity, non-repudiation), defense in depth, least privilege, and the distinction between threats, vulnerabilities, and risk. Establishes the mental model every practitioner reasons from before diving into any specialized domain. Concept-level fundamentals, not tool usage or governance frameworks.
Given a set of security controls (firewalls, endpoint detection and response, MFA, periodic role reviews, encryption at rest, SIEM), map each control to the CIA triad (confidentiality, integrity, availability) and propose 2-3 measurable metrics or KPIs to assess the control's effectiveness in production, including the data sources you would use for each metric.
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