Cybersecurity Quiz

What does Integrity guarantee in the context of data?

• Data is always available.

• Data has not been changed by anyone during its entire lifecycle.

• Data is confidential.

• Data is encrypted.

Which of the following are main features of hashing?

• The input can be of arbitrary size.

• The output is always a fixed size.

• The hash function is one-way and has no inverse.

• Two different input data almost never give the same output.

What are the three principles of information security according to the McCumber Cube?

• Confidentiality

• Integrity

• Availability

• Processing

What are the three states of information or data that should be protected?

• Data in transit

• Data at rest or in storage

• Data in processing

• Data in use

What is Cryptology defined as?

• The development and use of codes.

• The study and breaking of codes.

• The science of making and breaking secret codes.

• A method of storing and transmitting data.

Which of the following are types of malware?

• Virus

• Spam

• Spyware

• Adware

• Ransomware

What is the primary goal of cybersecurity?

• To exploit vulnerabilities in networks.

• Continuous actions to protect network systems and all data from unauthorized use or destruction.

• To steal money and information.

• To track users online.

What is encryption?

• The conversion of ciphertext into plaintext.

• The process of scrambling data to make it more difficult for unauthorized access.

• The conversion of plaintext into ciphertext.

• A method of controlling access to a building.

Which of the following are examples of personal sensitive information?

• EMBG

• Medical data

• Credit card number

• Financial records

What are the four steps in the access control process?

• Identification

• Authentication

• Authorization

• Tracking