Year 8 Spring 1 Cyber Security Lesson 3 - Protecting Data

The Computer Misuse Act 1990 is a law in the United Kingdom designed to protect what?

• Personal data

• Computer systems

• Intellectual property

• Public safety

Vandalism is:

• an act of deliberate destruction or damage to property

• a form of artistic expression

• a type of legal activity

• a method of construction

Hacking is:

• a method of cooking

• a type of dance

• unauthorized access to data

• a form of exercise

A money mule is:

• a person who illegally transports money on behalf of others

• a type of currency used in underground markets

• a financial institution that launders money

• a digital wallet for cryptocurrencies

What is GDPR?

• General Data Protection Regulation

• Global Data Privacy Rules

• General Directive for Privacy Rights

• Global Data Protection Regulation

How do you think it applies to you personally?

• It doesn't apply to me.

• It applies to me in some ways.

• It applies to me completely.

• I'm not sure how it applies to me.

Which of the following data is typically held by your school?

• Your medical history

• Your academic records

• Your email password

Which of the following organisations hold data about members of your family?

• Government agencies

• Local libraries

• Sports clubs

• All of the above

What could criminals do if they have your name, address, birthdate, and other personal information?

• Open a bank account in your name

• Send you a birthday card

• Sign you up for a magazine subscription

• Invite you to a party

Facebook is harvesting data because:

• To improve user experience

• To sell data to advertisers

• To enhance security measures

• To comply with legal requirements