Cyber Security Awareness Training - Quiz

Who in your organization is responsible for making sure that you and your organization stay safe from cyberattacks?

• Information Technology (IT)

• Our technology vendors

• Everyone

• The cybersecurity team

You receive a message that is clearly a scam; what should you do? Select the best answer.

• Don't take any action the message asks and delete it

• Report the message right away, so others don't fall for it.

• Save the message and see if others report it just to be sure.

• All of the above

What should you do if you receive a suspicious email?

• Share it with coworkers

• Unplug your computer

• When in doubt, don't click

What do the attackers do to create a sophisticated and convincing message?

Select the correct answer out of the following options:

• Use fake profiles to meet new people

• Imitate your business contacts or friends

• Send random official newsletters

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You receive an email with attachments from someone you know; however, the attachments are unusual. What should you do?

• Since it's someone you know, it is safe to open the attachments.

• Check with the sender by phone, to see if the email is legitimate.

• Reply to the email requesting further information.

Which of the following is the best practice to avoid falling victim to phishing attack?

• Download the files you received to check if they are real.

• Verify the email is legitimate, and when in doubt, don't click.

• Keep your browser and computer software up to date.

What should you double check in order to identify a phishing attack?

• Sender's email address, language used and context of the message.

• Sender's email address, absence of attachments and context of the message.

• Sender's email address, images in the body of the email, and logo design under the signature

What happen if malware infects your device?

• The IT team must act secretly.

• Your co-worker can access your machine.

• Attackers can steal information from employees and the organization.

Cybercrime can happen to...

• Only top executives.

• Only those in finance and accounting.

• Only those in IT.

• Everyone in the organization

You receive a suspicious email from an unknown sender claiming that your bank account has been suspended due to fraudulent activity. It urges you to click on a link and change your login credentials immediately, or your account will be permanently terminated. What should you do next?

• Click on the link so you don't lose control of the account

• Forward it to a co-worker and see if they think it's phishing scam.

• Delete the email, and get back to work.

• Immediately report it as a phishing attack, and contact your bank directly to confirm.