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EXIN Cyber & IT Security Foundation

EXIN · beginner · 60 minutes

In developmentThis course is still being brought to our full standard. The questions and notes are usable, but they have not yet been checked line by line against the vendor’s own training.

The EXIN Cyber & IT Security Foundation certification validates your understanding of cyber and IT security concepts. Based on the 'Fundamentals of Information Systems Security' textbook, it covers networking, cryptography, access controls, cloud security, and ethical hacking fundamentals.

What you get

425practice questions
7full papers of 40
15course chapters · 75 minutes
100%answers explained

Papers are cut from the bank and weighted like the real exam, and no question appears in two of them. Every wrong answer comes back on later days until you have it right.

What the exam covers

The domains our question bank is built on. We have not yet transcribed this vendor’s own outline for this exam.

Information Systems Security10%
Emerging Technologies & IoT8%
Malicious Attacks, Threats & Vulnerabilities12%
Business Drivers of Information Security10%
Access Controls & Identity Management15%
Security Operations & Administration12%
Auditing, Testing & Monitoring8%
Cryptography15%
Networks, Telecommunications & Cloud10%

Two sample questions

Two of the 425, with the answer and the explanation.

1. Which phase of incident response focuses on restoring systems to normal operation?

  1. A. Containment
  2. B. Eradication
  3. C. Recovery
  4. D. Preparation

Why: The Recovery phase focuses on restoring affected systems and services to normal operation. This includes restoring from backups, rebuilding systems, and verifying that systems are functioning correctly before returning to production.

2. What is the relationship between hash length and collision resistance?

  1. A. Shorter hashes are more collision-resistant
  2. B. Hash length has no effect on collisions
  3. C. Longer hash outputs provide stronger collision resistance
  4. D. All hashes have the same collision probability

Why: Longer hash outputs provide exponentially more possible hash values, making collisions (two different inputs producing the same hash) far less likely. This is why SHA-256 (256-bit output) is more collision-resistant than MD5 (128-bit output).

The real CISEF.EN exam

Length60 minutes
Questions40 multiple-choice questions
Pass mark65% (26 out of 40)
Price€200 EUR
Recommended before you sit itNo formal prerequisites
Valid for3 years

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