Cybersecurity & CSR

What is the primary purpose of cybersecurity for companies?

• To enhance employee productivity and efficiency.

• To protect sensitive data and systems from unauthorized access and attacks.

• To prevent company profits through marketing strategies.

• To ensure compliance with financial regulations.

How does cybersecurity benefit end users and employees?

• Cybersecurity is only beneficial for IT and HR departments.

• Cybersecurity makes work processes slower and less efficient.

• Cybersecurity safeguard their data, enhancing productivity, and fostering a secure work environment.

• Cybersecurity increases the risk of data being hacked.

What is a data breach and how does it affect a company?

• A data breach is when a company shares its data with the public for transparency.

• A data breach is an incident where unauthorized access to sensitive data occurs, affecting a company by causing financial loss, legal issues, and reputational damage.

• A data breach is a type of software update that improves security and prevent malicious activity from intruding the web and data.

• A data breach is a marketing strategy to enhance customer engagement.

What does PDPA stand for?

• Personal Data Protection Act

• Privacy Data Protection Agreement

• Public Data Protection Agency

• Personal Data Privacy Act

What is the primary purpose of the PDPA?

• To promote data sharing among organizations.

• To protect personal data and privacy rights of individuals.

• To prevent government surveillance capabilities.

• To regulate internet usage for businesses.

What is corporate social responsibility (CSR)?

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  A mandatory government regulation for all businesses to follow.

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  A strategy for company to maximize profits at any cost.

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  A marketing tactic to improve brand image.

• A business commitment to sustainability and social well-being.

List the four types of CSR.

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  Ethical, Cultural, Economic, Environmental

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  Legal, Financial, Environmental, Social

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  Economic, Environmental, Ethical, Philanthropic

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  Social, Environmental, Cultural, Technological

Give an example of a philanthropic responsibility a company might undertake.

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  Increasing product prices to boost revenue.

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  Donating a portion of profits to local charities.

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  Reducing employee work hours for better work-life balance.

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  Investing in stock market ventures.

What does environmental responsibility entail?

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  Ignoring pollution and waste management

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  Focusing solely on economic development

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  Promoting industrial growth without regulations

• taking actions to minimize harm to the environment and promote sustainability

How can companies demonstrate their commitment to environmental responsibility?

• By discussing the issue on environmental regulations.

• By focusing on ways to increase profit maximization.

• By implementing recycling programs and reducing carbon footprints.

• By increasing production rates without regard for waste.