Copyright (Unit 1.4)

Copyright, Patent, Trademark

-Please Open Your ITF+ Notes

SaaS

Software as a Service

Look up this concept and give some examples

Open Ended

What is SaaS and what is an example of SaaS?

SaaS Examples:

GMAIL: You can run a local email client, but gmail is hosted in the
cloud and provides this software experience via a web page.

Google Drive: Word/PowerPoint/Excel in the browser.

These are examples of Public SaaS.

IaaS

Infrastructure as a Service

Look up this concept and give some examples

Open Ended

What is IaaS and what is an example of IaaS?

IaaS Examples:

Amazon Web Services: You can choose to spin up a Linux machine much
like we do on vCenter/vSphere. You pay monthly based on how many CPU
cores and how much ram you use. You have complete control over how
you configure the operating system.
(Linux: you’ll always utilize putty/ssh to manage these.)
Note: iCSI students will get $100 in hosting credit this semester once we
start working with AWS.

Microsoft Azure: Same Thing
Google Cloud: Same thing

There are many providers out there that are awesome.

PaaS

Platform as a Service

Look up this concept and give some examples

(This one a bit tougher because we haven’t really worked with this

one.)

Open Ended

What is PaaS? What is an example?

PaaS

Google App Engine: This is a platform that will allow you to develop
applications and deploy them.

Think about developing a game for Android phones:
-You could set everything up on a server you own, program the game, and
deploy it yourself.
-You could use a PaaS so that all you have to do is start coding.

You don’t have control over the underlying infrastructure, but you do have
access to a higher level software stack that allows you to code, host, or
develop custom applications or software you create.

Intellectual Property

Open Ended

Do a google and provide a sentence for each concept. How are they different.

Trademark:

Copyright:

Patent:

You develop a software program and write a document
with step-by-step instructions on how to use the
software. You want to ensure no other person or
company will publish this document for public use. Which
of the following should the developer use to BEST protect
the document?

Multiple Choice

You develop a software program and write a document with step-by-step instructions on how to use the software. You want to ensure no other person or company will publish this document for public use. Which of the following should the developer use to BEST protect the document?

• Patent

• Trademark

• Watermark

• Copyright

You develop a software program and write a document
with step-by-step instructions on how to use the
software. You want to ensure no other person or
company will publish this document for public use. Which
of the following should the developer use to BEST protect
the document?

A. Patent
B. Trademark
C. Watermark
D. Copyright

Which of the following intellectual property concepts
BEST represents a legally protected slogan of a
business?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following intellectual property concepts BEST represents a legally protected slogan of a business?

• Contract

• Patent

• Trademark

• Copyright

A TradeMark is ‘a legally protected slogan of a business.’

Which of the following intellectual
property concepts BEST represents a
legally protected slogan of a business?

A. Contract
B. Patent
C. Copyright
D. Trademark

Some other terms you need to know

Open Ended

What does the acronym DRM stand for?

Digital Rights Management:

You can’t easily, for example, provide your
friends with copies of games in your Steam
library.

Which of these is NOT an example of security controls?

Multiple Choice

Which of these is NOT an example of security controls?

• High availability

• Access controls

• Backups

• Accounting and Logging

Backups are Security Controls that ensure business integrity and continuity in the event of data loss. Allows you to restore your data when needed.

High Availability security control that ensures users have

access to data. Having multiple servers available. If one
server fails or falls victim to a DOS or DDOS, other servers
will take over. (This counts as security)

Access Controls: Think Permissions, user accounts, and Firewall Rules.
Yes: Security for sure.

Accounting, Audits: You can look backwards using logs,

but you aren’t actively securing anything by logging.

You’ll see the acronym ROSI

This stands for Return on Security Investment.

In short: How much money are you saving by preventing a
security incident.

Example: Let’s say I could lose 10K in sales if my primary
customer facing web server fails for a day. It would make
sense to spend 5K on redundant web servers to create
high availability so this doesn’t happen.

Difference Between Data and Information

This is something they will definitely ask about on the
exam.

Data: Just that: Raw data or statistics

Information: If you take raw data and create meaningful
reports, this is what is considered information.

Review

Multiple Choice

A software developer develops a software program and writes a document with step-by-step instructions on how to use the software. The developer wants to ensure no other person or company will publish this document for public use. Which of the following should the developer use to BEST protect the document?

• Trademark

• Copyright

• Patent

• Watermark

Multiple Choice

What is used to protect a name or logo?

• Trademark

• Copyright

• Patent

• Watermark

Multiple Choice

What do you call an action through which someone uses, makes, sells, or imports your invention without your permission?

• Patent Infringement

• Return on Security Investment; to calculate ROSI, you perform risk assessments to work out how much the loss of data would cost your organization and how likely it is that data loss might occur when an attacker removes data from your network without authorization.

• Trademark Infringement

• Intellectual Property Crime

Multiple Choice

What is an example of a digital product?

• A computer case

• Documentation that supports computer software

• A video download

• A computer monitor

Multiple Choice

What invention was created to try to enforce copyright protection on digital products?

• Digital Rights Management (DRM) systems

• There are currently no inventions that have been created to enforce this

• The Digital Protection Enforcement (DPE) system

• A privacy screen protector for mobile devices