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Questions 71-75 (Click here to see answers with explanations.) 71. Revocation of a certificate can be accomplished with (choose all that apply): A. CRL B. CRDP C. OCSP D. CRC
72. E-mail clients do a great job of checking the status of a digital certificate: A. True B. False
73. If it seems possible a private key was compromised, while an investigation is under way, the first step is to: A. Revoke the certificate B. Suspend the certificate C. Re-issue a new certificate D. All choices are correct E. No choice is correct
74. When a private key is critical for recovery and protecting assets of a high enough value that no single person should be in charge of the key the process is to (choose all that apply): A. Guard the private key on hardware with a security guard in place B. Encrypt portions of the private key on numerous hardware tokens C. Require a minimum number of secured hardware tokens come together to recreate the private key
75. The issue of a single digital certificate: A. Identities a person, not roles. B. Cannot be used for encryption if it is to also be used for a digital signature in a non-repudiation manner. C. Both choices are correct D. Neither choice is correct E. One choice is correct
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