Quiz on Information Assurance and Security Laws and Ethics

What is the main distinction between laws and ethics?

• Laws are subjective and change frequently.

• Laws are regulated by governing bodies.

• Ethics are enforced by the government.

• Laws are based on cultural norms.

Which type of law deals with conduct that is harmful to the community?

• Public law

• Private law

• Criminal law

• Civil law

What does the Cybercrime Prevention Act 2012 (CPA) consider as cybercrimes?

• Only identity theft

• Only data intrusion

• Confidentiality and security of computer data

• Only computer-related offences

What does the Electronic Commerce Act 2000 (ECA) recognize?

• Only handwritten signatures

• Legal recognition of electronic records

• Only government transactions

• Only physical documents

Which act penalizes acts of fraud involving access devices?

• Data Privacy Act

• Access Devices Regulation Act

• Cybercrime Prevention Act

• Electronic Commerce Act

What is the primary focus of ethics in information security?

• Legal compliance

• Cultural norms and moral beliefs

• Government regulations

• Technical standards

What does the 2012 Data Privacy Act (DPA) govern?

• Public information access

• Storage and distribution of personal details

• Intellectual property rights

• Cybersecurity measures

Which of the following is NOT one of the Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics?

• You are not to interfere with the computer work of other people.

• You must always share your passwords.

• You shall not bear false testimony using a computer.

• Do not use a computer to harm others.

What is the purpose of the National Privacy Commission (NPC)?

• To enforce criminal laws

• To act as a regulatory authority for personal information

• To oversee the collection of taxes

• To regulate internet service providers

What does intellectual property (IP) encompass?

• Intangible works of the human intellect

• Public domain works

• Government regulations

• Only physical assets