Exam 212-82 topic 1 question 5 discussion

Promiscuous: No restrictions Permissive: If something is malicious it's blocked. Prudent: Restrictive Paranoid: Highest restrictions

Certified Cybersecurity Technician Module 05 Page 566 1. Promiscuous Policy: This policy does not impose any restrictions on the usage of system resources. 2. Permissive Policy: This policy is wide open, and only known dangerous services/attacks or behaviors are blocked. 3. Paranoid Policy: A paranoid policy forbids everything. There is a strict restriction on all company computers, whether it is system or network usage. There is either no Internet connection or severely limited Internet usage. Users often try to circumvent such severe restrictions. 4. Prudent Policy: A prudent policy starts with all services blocked. The security professionals enables safe and necessary services individually.

Paranoid Policy: A paranoid policy forbids everything. There is a strict restriction on all company computers, whether it is system or network usage. There is either no Internet connection or severely limited Internet usage. Users often try to circumvent such severe restrictions.