Cybersecurity Assessment

1. What is the primary goal of cybersecurity?

• To protect information and systems from cyber threats
• To create complex software programs
• To monitor social media activity
• To prevent users from accessing the internet

2. What is phishing?

• A security tool that prevents malware infections
• A type of firewall
• A scam where attackers trick individuals into revealing sensitive information
• A technique used by hackers to encrypt files

3. Public Wi-Fi networks are always safe to use if they require a password to connect.

• True
• False

4. Which of the following is an example of a strong password?

• 12345678
• johnsmith
• password123
• !Tg8$zP@1

5. Why is it important to evaluate online sources?

• Because not all information found online is accurate or reliable
• Because the internet is always wrong
• Because websites always provide conflicting information
• Because only government websites contain truthful information

6. Which of the following is a good strategy for managing digital files efficiently?

• Saving all files on the desktop without organizing them
• Deleting all files after a month to keep storage clear
• Using descriptive file names and folders for easy retrieval
• Keeping all files in one folder labeled “Miscellaneous”

You receive an email from your company’s “IT Department” stating that your account will be locked unless you reset your password immediately. The email contains a link. What should you do?

While working remotely at a coffee shop, you need to access a company document. The only available Wi-Fi is public. What is the best security practice?

A coworker leaves their workstation unlocked, and you notice sensitive company data visible on their screen. What is the best course of action?

You receive a phone call from someone claiming to be an executive at your company. They ask for your login credentials to access an important file. What should you do?