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R050: TA04 Cybersecurity and legislation

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 2hrs 54mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does DoS stand for?

a)

Disk Operating System

b)

Denial of Service

c)

Data over Sound

d)

Document Object System

2.

What is a black hat hacker?

a)

A person who hacks into a computer network with malicious intent

b)

A person who protects computer networks from intrusions

c)

A person who hacks into a computer network to find vulnerabilities

d)

A person who legally breaks into computers to test their security

3.

Why is a Trojan horse used?

a)

To perform malicious tasks without the user's knowledge

b)

To protect computers from viruses

c)

To enhance the performance of a computer

d)

To encrypt files for security

4.

How does phishing attempt to get financial details from a user?

a)

By sending legitimate-looking emails that request financial information

b)

By physically stealing the user's wallet

c)

By asking for financial details over a phone call

d)

By hacking into the user's bank account directly

5.

Identify two types of social engineering.

a)

Phishing and Spear Phishing

b)

Tailgating and Baiting

c)

Pretexting and Quizzes

d)

Phishing and Tailgating

6.

What is meant by data destruction?

a)

Erasing data so it can be reused

b)

Physically destroying the storage device

c)

Removing data from a database without traces

d)

Permanently destroying data so it cannot be recovered

7.

What is the difference between data at rest and data in transit?

a)

Data at rest is encrypted data stored, while data in transit is data being transferred over a network.

b)

Data at rest refers to data being actively used in devices, while data in transit is stored data.

c)

There is no difference; both terms refer to data stored on a hard drive.

d)

Data at rest is data being transferred over a network, while data in transit is encrypted data stored.

8.

What does a DoS attack aim to do?

a)

Encrypt the victim's files

b)

Steal personal information

c)

Disrupt services to a network

d)

Create a backdoor to the system

9.

Identify one type of data that could lead to identity theft being committed.

a)

Social Security Number

b)

Favorite Color

c)

First School

d)

Pet's Name

10.

Identify one impact on an organisation of a cyber-attack.

a)

Increased security measures

b)

Financial loss

c)

Loss of customer trust

d)

All of the above

11.

What is the aim of physical protection?

a)

To protect assets from theft or damage

b)

To ensure the safety of personnel

c)

To monitor and control access to facilities

d)

All of the above

12.

Identify one characteristic that could be used in a biometric device.

a)

Color

b)

Fingerprint

c)

Height

d)

Weight

13.

How do keypads allow access into a room?

a)

By entering a correct numeric code

b)

By knocking in a specific pattern

c)

By voice recognition

d)

By fingerprint identification

14.

What does RFID stand for?

a)

Radio Frequency Identification

b)

Radio Field Identification

c)

Rapid Frequency Identification

d)

Radar Frequency Identification

15.

How does RFID transfer data?

a)

Through sound waves

b)

Using light signals

c)

By radio waves

d)

Via physical contact

16.

What permissions can be given to a user?

a)

Read, Write, Execute

b)

Administrator, Guest

c)

Full control, Modify, Read & execute, List folder contents, Read, Write

d)

Public, Private

17.

What does 2FA stand for?

a)

Two-Factor Authentication

b)

Two-Form Agreement

c)

Two-Figure Analysis

d)

Two-Fold Application

18.

Identify the two different types of encryption.

a)

Symmetric and Asymmetric

b)

Public and Private

c)

Open and Closed

d)

Digital and Analog

19.

What does a firewall do at a port?

a)

Filters incoming and outgoing network traffic

b)

Increases the speed of network traffic

c)

Physically blocks access to the port

d)

Acts as a DHCP server

20.

What does a password act as?

a)

A form of identification

b)

A key to authentication

c)

A method of encryption

d)

A type of software

21.

What is one reason why data would need to be securely destroyed?

a)

To free up storage space

b)

To improve system performance

c)

To prevent unauthorized access to sensitive information

d)

To change data formats

22.

What is meant by a sector on a storage device?

a)

An area on a storage device that stores data

b)

A type of geometric shape with four sides

c)

A division of a business or a part of the economy

d)

A classification for different types of music

23.

Can a storage device be reused when it has been magnetically wiped? Identify one physical destruction method.

a)

Yes, and shredding is a physical destruction method.

b)

No, and incineration is a physical destruction method.

c)

Yes, but only if the device is solid state.

d)

No, and degaussing is another form of data destruction, not physical.

24.

How can paper-based forms be securely destroyed?

a)

Shredding them into small pieces

b)

Burning them

c)

Recycling without any prior treatment

d)

Leaving them in a public place

25.

What is meant by unauthorised access?

a)

Access granted to all users

b)

Access denied due to system error

c)

Access without proper permission

d)

Access with multiple user accounts

26.

How many parts does the Computer Misuse Act have?

a)

3 parts

b)

4 parts

c)

5 parts

d)

6 parts

27.

How long does copyright last for on computer-generated works?

a)

50 years from creation

b)

70 years from the author's death

c)

Lifetime of the author plus 50 years

d)

25 years from creation

28.

What is intellectual property?

a)

A legal term for creations of the mind

b)

A type of physical property

c)

A financial investment strategy

d)

A category of real estate

29.

Identify one way the CD&PA can be broken.

a)

By purchasing a software licence

b)

Downloading files from the internet

c)

By implementing network security protocols

d)

By exploiting vulnerabilities in the system

30.

Who can people complain to about the DPA?

a)

Data Protection Officer of the organization

b)

Information Commissioners Office

c)

Internet Service Provider

d)

None of the above

31.

Define 'data subject'.

a)

The person the data is held about

b)

A software used to process data

c)

A database that stores user information

d)

A protocol for securing data

32.

Identify the principles of the DPA 2018.

a)

Used fairly, lawfully and transparently

b)

Used for specified, explicit purpose

c)

Kept for no longer than is necessary

d)

All of the above

33.

How can people opt in?

a)

By signing up on a website

b)

Through email confirmation

c)

Visiting a physical location

d)

All of the above

34.

Who oversees the Freedom of Information (FoI) Act?

a)

The Information Commissioner's Office

b)

The National Archives

c)

The Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport

d)

The Public's Right to Know Department

35.

Identify one type of information that does not have to be provided under an FoI request.

a)

Personal information

b)

Information readily available to the public

c)

Information about government spending

d)

Information that affects national security

36.

Identify two tasks that an employer must complete to ensure the safety of their employees.

a)

Provide training and maintain equipment

b)

Conduct performance reviews and set sales targets

c)

Organize team-building activities and manage payroll

d)

Update company website and manage social media accounts

37.

What health issues could occur when working with DSE?

a)

Eye strain

b)

Back pain

c)

Repetitive strain injury

d)

All of the above

38.

Identify two responsibilities of an employee when using DSE.

a)

Ensuring the software is up to date and reporting any faults

b)

Adjusting the desk and mouse to prevent discomfort

c)

Taking regular breaks to avoid eye strain

d)

Drink plenty of fluids