19/01/2020 Firewall Quiz

 The Evolution of Cybersecurity

Started on Sunday, 19 January 2020, 7:30 PM

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Question 1 What do third generation firewalls do that previous generations did not?
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Provide application layer filtering as they understand different protocols. 

Provide a risk score to let the recipient know if any suspect packets are being received.

Ensure that HTTPS traffic is not corrupted.

Filter the conversation to ensure that only relevant data is sent to the recipient.

Question 2 Second generation firewalls were designed to add more functionality. What additional functionality did they bring? 
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They observe network connections over time and continuously examine conversations between endpoints. 

They examine packet headers to detect if the packet contains viruses.

They block any conversation that uses bad language.

They look up the IP address of the sender to determine if the source is on a suspect network.

Question 3 What is Fortinet’s range of firewall devices called?

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FortiGate 

FortiGuard

FortiBlocker

FortiFirewall

Question 4 What did early packet filter firewalls do when they detected a packet that did not comply with their rules? (Choose two.)
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Mark the packet as suspect but continue to send to the destination IP address.

Launch a DDOS attack on the sender’s IP address.

Block the packet and send a message to the sender. 

Block all network traffic to the destination IP address.

Silently drop the packet. 

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Question 5 In network security, what is the purpose of a firewall? 

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Prevent unauthorized USB devices from being plugged into a user’s endpoint.

Limit the number of users on the network.

Control the flow of network traffic. 

Prevent authorized users from accessing corporate servers.

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