This video explores cybersecurity, focusing on threats like social engineering, malicious code, weak passwords, misconfigured access rights, removable media, and outdated software. It highlights the importance of protecting networks, computers, and data from unauthorized access and damage. Key threats for GCSE exams are discussed, with emphasis on understanding and mitigating these risks.

What is the primary goal of cybersecurity?

• To increase internet speed

• To protect networks and data from unauthorized access

• To monitor user activity online

• To develop new software applications

Which of the following is NOT a social engineering technique?

• Shouldering

• Phishing

• Blagging

• Encryption

What is malware?

• A type of hardware

• A form of malicious code

• A software update

• A network protocol

Why is it important to change default passwords?

• To prevent unauthorized access

• To make them easier to remember

• To comply with software licenses

• To improve system performance

What is a common mistake made by users regarding passwords?

• Using complex passwords

• Changing passwords frequently

• Not changing default passwords

• Using two-factor authentication

What is a potential risk of misconfigured access rights?

• Increased internet speed

• Unauthorized data access

• Improved system performance

• Reduced software costs

Which of the following is considered removable media?

• A USB flash drive

• A smartphone

• A desktop computer

• A printer

Why is it important to keep software up-to-date?

• To increase file size

• To fix bugs and security flaws

• To add new features

• To change the user interface

What can happen if removable media is not controlled?

• It can reduce storage capacity

• It can improve network speed

• It can enhance data encryption

• It can introduce malware to a network

What is a common reason for software updates?

• To decrease user engagement

• To increase the price

• To fix security vulnerabilities

• To reduce system requirements