A security analyst is attempting to resolve an incident in which highly confidential company pricing information was sent to clients. It appears this information was unintentionally sent by an employee who attached it to public marketing material. Which of the following configuration changes would work BEST to limit the risk of this incident being repeated?

A security analyst performs various types of vulnerability scans. Review the vulnerability scan results to determine the type of scan that was executed and if a false positive occurred for each device.
Instructions:
Select the Results Generated drop-down option to determine if the results were generated from a credentialed scan, non-credentialed scan, or a compliance scan.
For ONLY the credentialed and non-credentialed scans, evaluate the results for false positives and check the findings that display false positives. NOTE: If you would like to uncheck an option that is currently selected, click on the option a second time.
Lastly, based on the vulnerability scan results, identify the type of Server by dragging the Server to the results.
The Linux Web Server, File-Print Server and Directory Server are draggable.
If at any time you would like to bring back the initial state of the simulation, please select the Reset All button. When you have completed the simulation, please select the Done button to submit. Once the simulation is submitted, please select the Next button to continue.

A security analyst, who is working for a company that utilizes Linux servers, receives the following results from a vulnerability scan:

Which of the following is MOST likely a false positive?

A security analyst discovers the accounting department is hosting an accounts receivable form on a public document service. Anyone with the link can access it. Which of the following threats applies to this situation?

When reviewing a compromised authentication server, a security analyst discovers the following hidden file:

Further analysis shows these users never logged in to the server. Which of the following types of attacks was used to obtain the file and what should the analyst recommend to prevent this type of attack from reoccurring?