3.3 Methods of Keeping Computer Systems Safe

Which of the following is NOT a method of keeping computer systems safe?

• Logical Protection

• Physical Protection

• Emerging Protection

• Software Enhancement

What is the primary focus of logical protection in computer systems?

• Enhancing system performance

• Preventing unauthorized access

• Physical security of devices

• Data analysis

Which of the following is NOT typically included as a method of logical protection?

• Firewalls

• Authentication

• Biometric scanning

• Encryption

What type of protection does encryption provide in the context of logical protection?

• Prevents physical tampering

• Prevents data theft

• Enhances software speed

• Manages user permissions

What does "Read" access level allow in logical protection of data?

• Allows users to see and edit the data

• Allows users to only see the data

• Allows users to delete the data

• No access to the data

What can users do with "Edit" access level in logical protection?

• Only view the data

• View and edit the data

• Delete the data

• No access to the data

Which statement is true regarding the access levels of files on SharePoint as mentioned in the image?

• Files can be seen and edited by all users

• Files can be seen by students but only edited by staff

• Files can be edited by students but only seen by staff

• No one can see or edit the files

What is the purpose of authentication in logical protection?

• To verify the identity of a user

• To increase the system's processing speed

• To encrypt data

• To monitor user activity

Which of the following is often referred to as Two Factor Authentication?

• Sending a code to a user's email or phone

• Using a single password for login

• Logging in through a social media account

• None of the above

Which method can be used for Two Factor Authentication apart from sending a code?

• Biometrics

• Multi-server configuration

• Firewall installation

• Antivirus software