Review: Information Assurance and Security

What does 'integrity of data' mean?

• "Accuracy and completeness of the data"

• "Data should be viewable at all times"

• "Data should be access by only the right people"

• "None of the above"

Who you are allowed to give your password to?

• "Anybody you trust"

• "Only supervisors and authorised IT staff if requested"

• "Only IT staff"

• "Nobody"

Which security principles are covered by the CIA triad?

• certified, integrated, accessible

• continuity, integrity, accessibility

• confidentiality, integrity, availability

• confidentiality, installation, assembly

What does a keylogger do?

• provides

• prevents certain data from being entered

• encrypts data entered with a keyboard

• tracks a user's keystrokes on the keyboard

The state of being protected against the unauthorized use of information, especially electronic data, or the measures taken to achieve this.

• Information Technology

• Information Security

• Information System

• Information

Consent is required prior to the collection

of all personal data.

• true

• false

is a weakness in the security system (for example, in procedures, design, or implementation), that might be exploited to cause loss or harm.

• vulnerability

• threat

• attack

• control

A ________to a computing system is a set of circumstances that has the potential to cause loss or harm.

• vulnerability

• threat

• attack

• control

A human who exploits a vulnerability perpetrates an _______ on the system.

• vulnerability

• threat

• attack

• Control

We use a _______ as a protective measure. That is, a control is an action, device, procedure, or technique that removes or reduces a vulnerability.

• vulnerability

• threat

• attack

• control