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3.1 Risks

Total questions: 53

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Damage that is not done on purpose is described as being what type of damage?

a)
intentional damage
b)
deliberate damage
c)
planned damage
d)
accidental damage
2.

What might not be able to reboot after it is suddenly turned off during a power cut?

a)

Operating System

b)

Hardware

c)

Algorithms

d)

Server

3.

If power is taken away how can this impact files on the system?

a)

Corrupted

b)

Deleted

c)

Un-Synced

d)

All three of these

4.

Which of the following could help mitigate spilling liquid on a device?

a)

Case/Cover

b)

Wire Wraps

c)

Goggles

d)

Shut down before powering off

5.

Which could help mitigate the damage to accidentally deleting a file?

a)

Training and consistent use

b)

AI

c)

Robotics

d)

Firewall

6.

What is Unintended Disclosure?

a)
Deliberate concealment of sensitive information from unauthorized individuals
b)
Accidental release of non-sensitive information to authorized individuals
c)
Intentional sharing of sensitive information with authorized individuals
d)
Accidental or unintentional release of sensitive information to unauthorized individuals
7.

What are the two levels of access?

a)

Read

b)

Edit

c)

Calculate

d)

Program

8.

Which of the following is NOT an example of Malware?

a)
Firewall
b)

Virus

c)
Spyware
d)
Trojan horse
9.

What does DDOS stand for?

a)
Direct Denial of Security
b)
Digital Denial of Service
c)
Distributed Denial of Service
d)
Dial-up Denial of Service
10.

What are Internet Of Things devices?

a)

Devices embedded with sensors, to update data over the internet.

b)
Devices that can only connect to the internet through a wired connection
c)
Devices used for playing online games
d)
Devices that are not capable of exchanging data with other systems
11.

What is the definition of Black Hat Hacking?

a)
Unauthorized use of computer systems for personal gain or to cause harm
b)
Use of computer systems for the public good
c)
Ethical use of computer systems for personal gain
d)
Authorized use of computer systems for personal gain
12.

What is the definition of Grey Hat Hacking?

a)
A hacker who may sometimes violate laws or typical ethical standards, but without the malicious intent of a black hat hacker.
b)
A hacker who has no knowledge of computer systems
c)
A hacker who exclusively engages in criminal activities
d)
A hacker who only uses their skills for good and ethical purposes
13.

What is the definition of White Hat Hacking?

a)
Unethical hacking performed by unauthorized individuals to exploit security vulnerabilities
b)
Hacking performed by government agencies to gather intelligence
c)
Hacking performed by individuals with no knowledge of security vulnerabilities
d)
Ethical hacking performed by authorized professionals to identify security vulnerabilities
14.

White Hat Hacking is legal. True or False?

a)

True

b)

False

15.

Black Hat Hacking is Legal. True or False?

a)

True

b)

False

16.

What is the definition of a Phishing email?

a)

An email with an attachment

b)
An email from a friend asking for personal information
c)
A type of email with a lot of spelling errors
d)
A type of scam where the sender pretends to be a legitimate institution in order to obtain sensitive information
17.

What is a Pharming attack?

a)
A cyber attack that redirects website traffic to a fake website
b)
A method of cultivating plants for medicinal purposes
c)
A type of computer virus that spreads through email attachments
d)

A virus that deletes all authorised users on a network.

18.

What is the definition of Shoulder Surfing or Shouldering?

a)

Sending emails that contain a virus

b)
Act of spying on someone's private information by looking over their shoulder
c)

Sending a text message to spy on their phone

d)

Authorised hacking

19.

What is the definition of Cryptocurrency?

a)
Cryptocurrency is a type of physical currency made of precious metals
b)
Cryptocurrency is a form of bartering using goods and services
c)
Cryptocurrency is a government-issued digital currency
d)
Cryptocurrency is a digital or virtual currency that uses cryptography for security and operates independently of a central bank.
20.

Leaving a USB with a virus on it laying around is what type of Social Engineering?

a)

Pharming

b)
Baiting
c)
Phishing
d)
Encryption
21.

"Fines from regulators" is what type of impact?

a)
Environmental impact
b)
Physical impact
c)
Emotional impact
d)
Financial impact
22.

"Compensation to affected customers/clients" is what type of imapct?

a)
Financial impact
b)
Social impact
c)
Physical impact
d)
Emotional impact
23.

What does GDPR stand for?

a)
Global Data Privacy Rule
b)
General Data Protection Regulation
c)
Government Data Protection Requirement
d)
General Digital Privacy Restriction
24.

Who has the power to fine companies if they are non-compliant with data protection laws, including not reporting an incident. ​

a)

Information Commissioner

b)
The company's IT department
c)
The company's legal team
d)
The company's CEO
25.

What percentage of a company's global turnover could be used as a fine if GDPR is broken?

a)
10%
b)
2%
c)
4%
d)
6%
26.

What is the definition of Blackmail?

a)
The act of demanding money or other benefits from someone in exchange for not revealing compromising or damaging information about them.
b)
The act of revealing personal information without consent
c)
The act of giving money to someone to keep a secret
d)
The act of apologizing for a mistake
27.

What is the definition of Manipulation?

a)
The action of creating something from scratch
b)
The action of observing something from a distance
c)
The action of destroying something intentionally
d)

The action of changing something in a skillful manner.

28.

How can Loss Of Service be considered an impact?

a)
Increase in productivity and revenue
b)
Expansion of business operations and market share
c)
Disruption of normal operations and financial losses
d)
Improved customer satisfaction and loyalty
29.

What is the definition of Intellectual Property?

a)
Intellectual Property refers to natural resources
b)
Intellectual Property refers to physical possessions only
c)

Intellectual Property refers to creations of the mind, such as inventions, literary and artistic works, designs, symbols, names...etc

d)
Intellectual Property refers to personal thoughts and ideas
30.

If a company loses Customer Data, customers might not view the company as trustworthy anymore. What type of impact/loss is this?

a)

Financial loss

b)
Increased customer loyalty
c)
Improved brand image
d)

Reputation loss

31.

Staff cannot take any orders because their system has a malware attack. What type of impact/loss is this?

a)
Data breach
b)

Loss Of Service

c)
Financial loss
d)
Employee turnover
32.

Data has been stolen, and the hackers are demanding money or they will leak the data online for free. What is this an example of?

a)

Reputation loss

b)
Malware infection
c)

Loss of service

d)

Blackmail

33.

A company once had a data breach and lost customer details. Now customers don’t want to use that company. What type of loss/impact is this?

a)

Loss of reputation

b)
Improved company performance and efficiency
c)
Increase in customer satisfaction and loyalty
d)
Financial loss and bankruptcy
34.

A company must pay for training for it’s staff after a malware attack. What type of loss/impact is this?

a)
Financial impact
b)
Social impact
c)

Reputational impact

d)
Emotional impact
35.

A competitor gets the recipe for a new product that a company is about to launch. What is this an example of?

a)
Market research
b)
Product development
c)
Employee training
d)

Competitive Advantage

36.

A HR staff member adds an extra 0 to their pay cheque. What is this an example of?

a)

Data Breach

b)

Industrial Espionage

c)

Blackmail

d)

Data Manipulation

37.

"Fines from regulators" is what type of impact?

a)
Environmental impact
b)
Physical impact
c)
Emotional impact
d)
Financial impact
38.

"Fines from regulators" is what type of impact?

a)
Environmental impact
b)
Physical impact
c)
Emotional impact
d)
Financial impact
39.

"Compensation to affected customers/clients" is what type of imapct?

a)
Financial impact
b)
Social impact
c)
Physical impact
d)
Emotional impact
40.

What does GDPR stand for?

a)
Global Data Privacy Rule
b)
General Data Protection Regulation
c)
Government Data Protection Requirement
d)
General Digital Privacy Restriction
41.

Who has the power to fine companies if they are non-compliant with data protection laws, including not reporting an incident. ​

a)

Information Commissioner

b)
The company's IT department
c)
The company's legal team
d)
The company's CEO
42.

What percentage of a company's global turnover could be used as a fine if GDPR is broken?

a)
10%
b)
2%
c)
4%
d)
6%
43.

What is the definition of Blackmail?

a)
The act of demanding money or other benefits from someone in exchange for not revealing compromising or damaging information about them.
b)
The act of revealing personal information without consent
c)
The act of giving money to someone to keep a secret
d)
The act of apologizing for a mistake
44.

What is the definition of Manipulation?

a)
The action of creating something from scratch
b)
The action of observing something from a distance
c)
The action of destroying something intentionally
d)

The action of changing something in a skillful manner.

45.

How can Loss Of Service be considered an impact?

a)
Increase in productivity and revenue
b)
Expansion of business operations and market share
c)
Disruption of normal operations and financial losses
d)
Improved customer satisfaction and loyalty
46.

What is the definition of Intellectual Property?

a)
Intellectual Property refers to natural resources
b)
Intellectual Property refers to physical possessions only
c)

Intellectual Property refers to creations of the mind, such as inventions, literary and artistic works, designs, symbols, names...etc

d)
Intellectual Property refers to personal thoughts and ideas
47.

If a company loses Customer Data, customers might not view the company as trustworthy anymore. What type of impact/loss is this?

a)

Financial loss

b)
Increased customer loyalty
c)
Improved brand image
d)

Reputation loss

48.

Staff cannot take any orders because their system has a malware attack. What type of impact/loss is this?

a)
Data breach
b)

Loss Of Service

c)
Financial loss
d)
Employee turnover
49.

Data has been stolen, and the hackers are demanding money or they will leak the data online for free. What is this an example of?

a)

Reputation loss

b)
Malware infection
c)

Loss of service

d)

Blackmail

50.

A company once had a data breach and lost customer details. Now customers don’t want to use that company. What type of loss/impact is this?

a)

Loss of reputation

b)
Improved company performance and efficiency
c)
Increase in customer satisfaction and loyalty
d)
Financial loss and bankruptcy
51.

A company must pay for training for it’s staff after a malware attack. What type of loss/impact is this?

a)
Financial impact
b)
Social impact
c)

Reputational impact

d)
Emotional impact
52.

A competitor gets the recipe for a new product that a company is about to launch. What is this an example of?

a)
Market research
b)
Product development
c)
Employee training
d)

Competitive Advantage

53.

A HR staff member adds an extra 0 to their pay cheque. What is this an example of?

a)

Data Breach

b)

Industrial Espionage

c)

Blackmail

d)

Data Manipulation