Set 3 - Foundations - Cybersecurity Quiz

The privacy protection of files on a local network can be best secured by:

• SSL encryption on transfer.

• Audit trails of document usage

• Virus protection software.

• Setting user permissions to restrict access.

Which of the following is NOT part of a good data management strategy?

• Creating a strong data process

• Identifying business objectives

• Finding the right technologies

• Installing malware

Poor information security strategies are most likely to lead to:

• A dynamic information culture

• Financial loss and legal consequences

• Advantage for the organisation over other companies

• Operational disruptions and an increase in perceived reliability

Physical security for preventing unauthorised access include:

• Locks.

• Patching systems to the latest update.

• Segmented networks.

• User permission restrictions .

What type of concern is bias in data analysis?

• Legal

• Ethical

• Financial

• Validation

What is phishing?

• A type of cyber attack that exploits software vulnerabilities

• A method of securing sensitive data using encryption

• A technique for monitoring network traffic

• An attempt to deceive individuals into revealing secure information

What is the best description of the goal of cybersecurity?

• Providing security against malware

• Protecting a system to protect against cyber attacks

• Protecting the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information and systems

• Ensuring privacy for users

Which of the following is a type of cybersecurity?

• Cloud Security

• Network Security

• Application Security

• All of the above

What is the primary purpose of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)?

• To protect against phishing attacks

• To secure data backups

• To prevent unauthorised access

• To optimise network performance

What is a significant risk associated with storing data backups on site?

• Increased vulnerability to phishing attacks

• Greater susceptibility to accidental deletion

• Exposure to localised threats like fire or theft

• Reduced encryption technology effectiveness