Security Quizz - U4W

What would be the best solution to protect a building against car ramming attacks or accidental car collisions?

• Fixed planters/Fixed bollards

• • Fence with gate and guardhouse 

• • Jersey barriers 

• Retractable bollards

What solution do you propose to grant access mainly during the night when the building should be closed?

• • Hard key to open doors to building 

• Video reception

• Electronic Access Control System – Cards with access rights

• • I wouldn't allow access in the night time 

   

We received information that our customer U4W is going to run Data Center in their premises what do you suggest to secure their premises ?

• They should create security zones to differentiate between different levels of access rights

• They should protect this room with an Access Control System with access only to authorized personnel

• They should install a camera to monitor the entrance to this room

• • They should hire a security guard to sit in this room 

There is a fire alarm in the SkyPark Offices building, what will you do in this case?

• I pack all my personal things, notebook, drink my last coffee in the office and go/drive back home safely

• I follow Evacuation Plan: I leave immediatelly the building and wait for further instructions. For next decision we will use also Loss of Building Plan data.

• I leave all my personal things and equipment in the office and follow Emergency exit signs

• Immediatelly leave the building to the nearest meeting point.

Why we are implementing Resilience in all business units including U4W?

• It's the best way how to avoid challenges and difficulties whenever possible

• Thanks to Resilience we can ignore problems and hope they'll go away

• If we know how to handle disruptions we are able to recover critical processes more quickly and continue to operate in the time of unexpected events

• We are trying to minimize financial, legal, reputational and business operation implications of disruptions

Why do we assess third-party suppliers before working with them?

• To make sure their office plants are alive — healthy plants = healthy security practices.

• To check if their CEO still uses Comic Sans in board decks (a true red flag).

• To understand potential risks like data breaches, legal violations, or business disruption.

• Because Daniel in Procurement told us they “seem chill.”

Markus, a long-serving colleague, walked past Greta’s unlocked computer while she was on her lunch break. Seeing the unlocked laptop, the temptation won and he sat down.

Greta's workstation gave him full access to HR system - employee salaries, bonuses.

What policy was most clearly violated when Markus used Greta’s workstation?

• Using unlicensed software on a company device

• Leaving a logged-in device unattended

• Accessing the printer queue from another user

• Downloading meeting notes from shared drives

Markus changed the password for the HR system and gained complete control just for him. He did it through full access to Greta’s email client.

What control would best prevent the password change misuse?

• Using a CAPTCHA before resetting

• Enforcing Multi Factor Authentication and device/session validation for critical systems

• Asking users to change passwords quarterly

• Blocking password resets after 5 p.m.

What is a best practice to prevent unauthorized workstation access?

• Leaving post-it reminders to log out

• Enforcing auto-lock and screen lock discipline

• Turning off notifications

• Disabling the Wi-Fi connection