PRE 5 Q.2

1. These information that can be made public without undesirable consequences. Examples are free-access Web site information, annual reports, ads, and commercials.

• Internal use only

• Public information

• Proprietary

• Highly confidential

2. The following are interacting components in Raggad’s taxonomy of information security, except:

• Network

• Technology

• Data

• System

3. This is highly sensitive internal data. Any data of this type, if divulged to an unauthorized person, can produce catastrophic consequences to owners.

• Proprietary

• Highly confidential

• Top secret

• Internal use only

4. This is made up of five continuously interacting components: activities, people, data, technology, and networks.

• Computing environment

• Working environment

• Studying ennvironment

• Playing environment

5. Information produced by in-house resources, hardware, software, or methodology.

• Internal use only

• Highly confidential

• Proprietary

• Top secret

6. It also viewed as a smaller computing environment made up of activities, people, data, technology, and networks that continuously interact to efficiently achieve information system objectives.

• Operating system

• Information system

• Integumentary system

• Working system

7. Set of responsibilities and practices exercised by the board and executive management with the goal of providing strategic direction, ensuring that objectives are achieved, ascertaining that risks are managed appropriately and verifying that the enterprise’s resources are used responsibly.

• Security governance

• Information security governance

• System governance

• Computing security governance

8. It means protecting information from unauthorized interactions.

• Information confidentiality

• Interactions

• Information confidentiality

• Information security

9. It is a coherent system of integrated security components (products, personnel, training, processes, policies, etc.) that exist to ensure that the organization survives and, hopefully, thrives.  

• Security governance

• Information security governance

• System governance

• Computing environment governance

10. The protection of information from unauthorized access or disclosure.

• Information security

• Information confidentiality

• Information availability

• Information integrity