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What is the MOST prevalent security risk when an organization implements remote virtual private network (VPN) access to its network?
- Malicious code could be spread across the network
- VPN logon could be spoofed
- Traffic could be sniffed and decrypted
- VPN gateway could be compromised
Explanation:
VPN is a mature technology; VPN devices are hard to break. However, when remote access is enabled, malicious code in a remote client could spread to the organization’s network. Though choices B, C and D are security risks, VPN technology largely mitigates these risks.
VPN is a mature technology; VPN devices are hard to break. However, when remote access is enabled, malicious code in a remote client could spread to the organization’s network. Though choices B, C and D are security risks, VPN technology largely mitigates these risks.
- CISA : Part 1 - 40
- CISA : Part 41 - 80
- CISA : Part 81 - 120
- CISA : Part 121 - 160
- CISA : Part 161 - 172