Quiz on Basics of Cyber Hygiene for Higher Education Institution

Cyber Hygiene refers to:

• Cleaning computer hardware

• Practices and behaviors that help keep the digital world safe

• Physical protection of servers

• Using cleaning software only

  A Trojan differs from a virus because:  

• It can self-replicate

• It requires user execution

• It only infects networks

• It does not affect computers

  Phishing attacks are usually done through  

• SMS or Email

• Bluetooth

• Physical devices

• Firewalls

 Which app helps clean infected devices under the Cyber Swachhta Kendra initiative?  

• DigiLocker

• M-Kavach 2

• CyberScan

• Arogya cyber

The “CIA Triad” stands for:  

• Cyber, Internet, Access

• Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability

• Control, Integration, Authentication

• Control, integrity, access

What does a Rootkit do?  

• Cleans unwanted files

• Hides malicious activity from the user

• Creates strong passwords

• Protects against malware

CyberDost is an initiative by:  

• Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA)

• MeitY

• UGC

• NIC

  The IT Act, 2000 primarily deals with:  

• Electronic governance and cybercrime laws

• Consumer protection

• Education policy

• Environmental law

The National Cyber Coordination Centre (NCCC) is responsible for:

• Monitoring and analyzing cyber threats

• Website development

• Data encryption

• Digital certification

The Information Security Education and Awareness (ISEA) program is under:  

• MeitY

• MHA

• UGC

• NSCS