BTEC DIT C3 LAA - Choosing Cloud Technologies

It is best for an organisation to chose which cloud technology to use by closing their eyes and hoping for the best.

• True

• False

A cloud service usually charges a fee to a company

• True

• False

A policy that that is designed to set out the actions what will need to take place after a disaster (e.g an attack or a natural disaster such as a fire or flood), to restore an organisations services as quickly as possible

• Emergency recovery policy

• Disaster recuperation policy

• Emergency recuperation policy

• Disaster recovery policy

Using cloud technologies would be useful in an earthquake because

• The servers are based in a secure location on site

• The servers are earthquake proof.

• The servers are physically located away from the organisation itself

• The servers are resilient and can withstand heavy shaking

If there was a security breach in an organisation's cloud computing provider which of the following would be a result (choose three).

• The companies reputation would increase, more publicity is good

• The companies reputation would decrease, and they may lose customers

• Potential legal action against the company

• Potential loss of customers

• The company would have to close down, no matter what

When companies store data using cloud technologies, to keep things secure, the data will be

• Qualified

• Decrypted

• Protected

• Encrypted

What is a data centre?

• Having more than one copy of files stored on a different hard drive.

• a centralized collection of servers stored in one building.

• storing data on the internet.

• data in the middle of a company.

What do the initials ISO stand for

• Integrated Search Optimisation

• International Organisation for Standardisation

• Intelligence Security Officer

• Internet Safety Official

What are ISO standards?

• Rules for Search Engine Optimisation

• Security standards created by the International Organisation for Standardisation

• ICT Regulations created by the UK government

• A disaster recovery plan for a business

Tick all the answers that are drawbacks of a disaster recovery policy

• They can reduce the amount of time it takes to recover following a cyber security disaster

• It is not always possible to think of every single risk that could occur before an attack is carried out.

• They set out the roles of each person so everybody knows what to do following an attack.

• Once the policy has been created, it needs to be continually updated to ensure new threats have been accounted for.