IT ERA MIDEXAM P4 SET 2

What is the main difference between privacy and security?

• Privacy involves data encryption, while security involves data decryption.

• Privacy involves how data is used and controlled, while security protects data.

• Privacy involves data sharing, while security involves data storage.

• Privacy involves data protection, while security involves data collection.

What is the right to be free from interference or intrusion called?

• Data Privacy

• Information Security

• Personal Autonomy

• Privacy

What is the purpose of cyber security?

• To monitor personal information

• To protect data from unauthorized access

• To share data with external parties

• To collect personal data for marketing purposes

What does the Data Privacy Act of 2012 aim to protect?

• Social media accounts

• Corporate profits

• Personal information of Filipinos

• Government secrets

What are the three principles of data privacy?

• Security, Privacy, Compliance

• Proportionality, Legitimate Purpose, Transparency

• Legitimate Purpose, Security, Transparency

• Transparency, Honesty, Proportionality

What is the penalty for unauthorized processing of personal information under the Data Privacy Act 2012?

• Imprisonment of 6 months to 2 years

• Fine of Php1,000,000 to Php5,000,000

• Fine of Php100,000 to Php500,000

• Imprisonment of 1 to 3 years and a fine of Php500,000 to Php2,000,000

What is the purpose of two-factor authentication?

• To bypass security measures

• To share login credentials with others

• To add an extra layer of security

• To use two different passwords

What is the risk associated with leaving your device screen unlocked?

• Unauthorized access

• Increased battery life

• Improved performance

• Enhanced security

What is the purpose of antivirus software?

• To increase vulnerability

• To prevent data breaches

• To slow down the computer

• To expose personal information

What is the consequence of using the same password for all accounts?

• Enhanced security

• Increased privacy

• Higher risk of compromise

• Reduced vulnerability