Lesson 2: Internal Threats and Impacts

What is overriding security controls?

• A) Strengthening firewalls
  

• B) Disabling security measures
  

• C) Updating antivirus software
  

• D) Using complex passwords

Why might employees override security?

• A) To bypass restrictions
  

• B) To improve security
  

• C) To prevent hacking
  

• D) To update policies

What risk does overriding security cause?

• A) Faster system updates
  

• B) Increased vulnerabilities
  

• C) Improved efficiency
  

• D) Reduced hacking risks

What can prevent unauthorised security changes?

• A) Strong access policies
  

• B) Removing all passwords
  

• C) Sharing login details
  

• D) Using default settings

Why are USB drives a security risk?

• A) They encrypt all data
  

• B) They can spread malware
  

• C) They boost performance
  

• D) They prevent data leaks

Which action helps prevent security overrides?

• A) Removing admin controls
  

• B) Restricting user access
  

• C) Allowing open networks
  

• D) Disabling security logs

What security risk comes from USB devices?

• A) Improved encryption
  

• B) Data theft or malware
  

• C) Automatic virus removal
  

• D) Faster file transfers

What should be done with lost USB drives?

• A) Plug in and check files
  

• B) Report to IT immediately
  

• C) Share it with coworkers
  

• D) Format and reuse it

How can companies secure USB use?

• A) Allow all USB devices
  

• B) Disable USB ports
  

• C) Encourage sharing drives
  

• D) Remove encryption

What is a safe alternative to USB drives?

• A) Public file-sharing sites
  

• B) Secure cloud storage
  

• C) Personal email accounts
  

• D) Unverified apps