Digital professionals must keep up to date with developments such as the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), and ________.

• A) Virtual Reality (VR)

• B) Blockchain

• C) Quantum Computing

• D) 3D Printing

Match the following definitions with their corresponding terms.

• Morality

• A network being flooded with so much traffic that it cannot operate.

• Denial of Service Attack

• The moral principles or rules that govern a person's attitudes and behavior.

• Ethics

• The use of digital technology in a responsible manner.

• Digital Responsibility

• The principles of what people believe is right or wrong.

"The purpose of an Acceptable use Policy is _____"

• To Inform employees what is considered illegal to do in the workplace

• To regulate and enforce company values and ethics

• To promote safe & responsible use of their digital technology, network and Internet Access.

• To promote how to use machinery correctly.

An Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) usually requires individuals to agree not to ______.

• use the service for any illegal activities

• hack into the security of any computer network

• send spam or junk email

• implement a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack

What is a potential drawback of using autonomous systems?

• Increased productivity

• Job displacement

• Better accuracy

• Faster decision-making

Thanks to digital technology, Society has been able to ​ (a)   ​

• Reduce physical interactions
• Increase e-waste
• Bridge the global gap
• Distance virtually

Digital technology can lead to _______ in organizational culture, where employees may use their own tools without collaborating.

• innovation

• inconsistency

• efficiency

• communication

The term 'e-waste' refers to (a)  

• Electronic and electrical waste
• Environmental waste
• Energy waste
• Economic waste

The increased use of technology in the banking sector has led to ______ impacts on the industry.

• only positive

• only negative

• both positive and negative

• no significant

What is the term used for software where the source code is made available for any person to inspect, modify, or enhance?

• Proprietary Software

• Open-source Software

• Closed-source Software

• Licensed Software