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77julia77 [94]
3 years ago
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The marketing staff wants to supply pens with attached USB drives to clients. In the past this client has been victimized by soc

ial engineering attacks that led to a loss of sensitive data. The security administrator instructs the marketing staff not to supply the USB pens due to which of the following?
A. The cost associated with distributing a large volume of the USB pens
B. The security costs associated with securing the USB drives over time
C. The security risks associated with combining USB drives and cell phones on a network
D. The risks associated with the large capacity of USB drives and their concealable nature
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Firdavs [7]3 years ago
4 0

Answer: C. The security risks associated with combining USB drives and cell phones on a network

D. The risks associated with the large capacity of USB drives and their concealable nature

Explanation:

Based on the scenario that has been discussed in the question, the security administrator will instructs the marketing staff not to supply the USB pens based on the security risks that are associated with combining USB drives and cell phones on a network.

Another reason is due to the risks that are associated with the large capacity of USB drives and their concealable nature.

Since the client has been victimized by social engineering attacks that led to a loss of sensitive data in the past, they'll be extra careful this time around.

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