What does the CIA triad stand for in the context of data security?

• Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability

• Confidentiality, Information, Access

• Confidentiality, Integrity, Access

• Confidentiality, Information, Availability

Which section covers the General Data Protection Regulation?

• Section 10.2, p. 239

• Section 6.1, p. 156

• Section 8.1, p. 202

• Section 8.1, p. 189

What type of information is typically stored by an organisation?

• Human resources, commercially sensitive information, access information

• Human resources, public information, access information

• Commercially sensitive information, public information, access information

• Human resources, public information, commercially sensitive information

What type of data is held by Human Resources (HR)?

• Employee salaries, employee perks, employment data, medical information

• Employee salaries, employee perks, employment data, public information

• Employee salaries, employee perks, commercially sensitive information, medical information

• Employee salaries, employee perks, public information, medical information

What should be kept confidential according to the document?

• Any breaches relating to the information

• Any data and information held about everyone who works in a business or organisation

• Any data and information that need to be kept secure, classified and confidential

• Any data and information that are publicly available

What is included in commercially sensitive information?

• Sales revenue, trade secrets, profit margins, customer details, stakeholder details, contracts, intellectual property

• Sales revenue, trade secrets, profit margins, public information, stakeholder details, contracts, intellectual property

• Sales revenue, trade secrets, profit margins, customer details, stakeholder details, contracts, public information

• Sales revenue, trade secrets, profit margins, customer details, stakeholder details, public information, intellectual property

What is meant by privacy?

• The ability to share personal information freely

• The right to keep personal information confidential

• The requirement to disclose all personal information

• The ability to access others' personal information

What are the two different types of stakeholders?

• Internal and external stakeholders

• Primary and secondary stakeholders

• Direct and indirect stakeholders

• Major and minor stakeholders

How do clients interact with an organisation?

• By providing financial support

• By using the services of the organisation

• By managing the organisation's operations

• By investing in the organisation

Who should access employee salaries?

• Anyone in the organisation

• Only the employees themselves

• Only authorised personnel

• External stakeholders