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Business Processes - Lesson 2 - Info Security Req's

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the JML procedure?

a)

Joiner, Manager, Learner

b)

Joiner, Mover, Learner

c)

Joiner, Mover, Leaver

d)

Joiner, Manager, Leaver

2.

Which two of the following should occur at the Joiner stage?

a)

Inclusion in security groups

b)

Terminate access rights

c)

Set-up managerial access to email account

d)

Addition to contacts and mailing lists

e)

Relinquish assets

3.

Which three of the following should occur at the Leaver stage?

a)

Inclusion in security groups

b)

Terminate access rights

c)

Set-up managerial access to email account

d)

Addition to contacts and mailing lists

e)

Relinquish assets

4.

Which of the following best describes what should occur at the Mover stage?

a)

Remove all existing access & grant new access

b)

Remove unneeded existing access and grant new access

c)

Remove all existing access

d)

Grant new access

e)

Remove unneeded existing access

5.

Why is it important to make staff aware of security measures/procedures?

a)

To help employees understand the organisation’s information and compliance risks, thus reducing the organisation’s exposure to security failures.

b)

So that they can both proactively support security and when needed take correct action if breeches in security occur.

c)

To help avoid virus infection and to handle an infection when it occurs.

d)

All of these answers

6.

How can you raise awareness of security measures with staff?

a)

Online training (self paced)

b)

Organised training based in a classroom

c)

Regular security audits and monitoring

d)

All of these answers

7.

When training staff, which of the following policies should you aim to educate them on?

a)

Acceptable Use Policy

b)

Digital Rights management

c)

Intellectual Property Rights

d)

Disclosure of information

e)

Reporting of Information security breaches

8.

What piece of legislation makes it a criminal offence to ‘hack’ computer systems?

a)

Human Rights Act (1998)

b)

Data Protection Act (1998) and (2018)

c)

Computer Misuse Act (1990)

d)

All of these answers

9.

What piece of legislation sets out our “right to respect for an individual’s private and family life”?

a)

Human Rights Act (1998)

b)

Data Protection Act (1998) and (2018)

c)

Computer Misuse Act (1990)

d)

All of these answers

10.

Which of the following are key principles of the Data protection act?

a)

Data shall be obtained only for one or more specified and lawful purposes

b)

Data "freely" given by an individual can be used for any lawful purpose

c)

Data shall be accurate and, where necessary, kept up to date

d)

Data cannot be kept for longer than is necessary for that purpose or those purposes

e)

Data shall be retained within the boundaries of the EU at all times

11.

What does CIA stand for?

a)

Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability

b)

Clarity, Information, Access

c)

Confidentiality, Information, Access

d)

Clarity, Integrity, Availability

e)

Confidentiality, Information, Availability

12.

Which two of the following are Tunnelling protocols used to keep data confidential when transmitted?

a)

PPTP

b)

FTP

c)

OpenDoc

d)

OpenVPN