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WorksheetsUD Cybersecurity Pro
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
While reviewing logs, you notice unusual traffic that might indicate a security risk. What should you do?
Log the issue in the system and wait for the relevant person to handle it
Wait for an official incident report and take action
Notify the responsible team and follow up until it’s resolved
Investigate but avoid raising concerns unless you’re sure
Your manager assigns you multiple tasks with tight deadlines. An urgent, unexpected security issue also arises. How should you approach this?
Work on everything very fast to show your dedication
Jump to the new urgent task immediately
First of all - use one of existing techniques to prfioritize what is most urgent and important
Ask your manager to prioritize for you
You discover a security misconfiguration that could be exploited. However, you are concerned that reporting it might make the responsible team look bad. What do you do?
Fix it yourself to avoid unnecessary conflict or tell it to that team
Report it immediately and suggest a solution
Mention it only if the issue actually leads to an incident
Send an anonymous message so no one knows who raised the concern
During an ongoing cyberattack, you need immediate input from a senior engineer. What is the most effective way to reach them?
Send an urgent email
Post a message in the team chat and wait for someone to reply
Log the issue in a tracking system and move on to other tasks
Call them directly or use a priority alert in chat
You have a security improvement idea that could reduce response time to incidents. However, you’re still a newbie and not sure if it’s worth mentioning. What’s your best course of action?
Validate the idea directly with your team or even leadership if relevant
Wait for your manager to ask for ideas before speaking up
Discuss it informally with colleagues first to gauge their reaction
Keep it to yourself unless you’re absolutely sure it will work
Your team manually compiles security reports every week, which takes some time (to ensure high quality). How do you handle this?
Find ways to complete the reports faster using existing methods
Follow the current process as there is a reason it’s done this way!
Ask leadership if it’s okay to spend time improving the process
Explore automation options and suggest an improved workflow
You accidentally apply a security policy that causes access issues for some users. What’s the best response?
Quickly revert the change and avoid drawing attention to it
Wait to see if users report the problem before taking action
Admit the mistake, correct it, and inform the team about what happened
Report the issue but emphasize that unclear documentation led to the mistake
You need deep focus for security analysis, but constant chat notifications are distracting you. What should you do?
Mute notifications permanently to avoid interruptions
Try multitasking, you can do it!
Check messages less frequently but respond when you see them
Set focus hours using some of the existing techniques
During a security audit, you discover that a third-party vendor uses outdated software from a country with weak cybersecurity regulations. What is your best course of action?
Report it to your manager and suggest alternative
Keep using it, but advise the team to be extra cautious
As it’s not your responsibility - you should focus on your assigned tasks
Uninstall the software immediately
A teammate suggests fully automating a critical security review process, but you’re unsure of the risks. What’s the best approach?
Apply full automation as its optimizes the flow
Test a partial automation approach while keeping human oversight
Ignore the idea because automation always increases risk
Let the idea sit for a while to see if others support it
