Cybersecurity Practices and Awareness

What is a phishing email?

• An email that contains a virus.

• An email designed to trick you into revealing personal information.

• An email that automatically deletes itself.

• An email from the IT department.

Which of the following is NOT a recommended cybersecurity practice for teachers?

• Using strong, unique passwords.

• Enabling multi-factor authentication.

• Clicking on links in suspicious emails.

• Keeping software & devices updated.

Why are schools considered prime targets for cyberattacks?

• They have outdated technology.

• They store sensitive student and staff data.

• They have open networks used by students.

• All the above

What is the purpose of multi-factor authentication (MFA)?

• To allow multiple users to access the same account.

• To provide an additional layer of security by requiring more than one form of verification.

• To automatically update software on your device.

• To block all unauthorized emails.

Which of the following is an example of teaching students' digital safety?

• Encouraging students to share their passwords with friends.

• Discussing online privacy and responsible sharing

• Allowing students to use any website with restrictions

• Avoiding conversations about cybersecurty

What should you do if you receive a suspicious email?

• Open it to see if it contains important information

• Click on any links to verify their content

• Reply to the sender asking for clarification

• Report it to your IT department or administrator

What is ransomware?

• A type of software that protects your computer

• A cyberattack that locks systems & demand payment

• a tool used to update school networks

• None of the above

Which of the following tools can help teachers teach cybersecurity to students?

• Be Internet Awesome

• Cyber.org

• CyberPatriot

• All of the above

What is the role of teachers in building a cyber-safe school culture?

• Collaborating with IT staff and leadership

• Ignoring cybersecurity policies

• Sharing passwords with colleagues

• Avoiding conversations about online safety

Why is it important to keep software and devices updated?

• To improve battery life

• To ensure compatibility with older systems

• To fix security vulnerabilities and bugs

• None of the above