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Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 26mins
A network security system that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic is called:
Firewall
Proxy server
Router
Switch
A client-server security mechanism that verifies the identity of a user is:
Authentication
Encryption
Proxy
Firewall
A commonly used protocol for securing electronic mail communication is:
SMTP
IMAP
PGP
FTP
4. A firewall that filters traffic based on predefined security rules is:
Stateful firewall
VPN
IDS
IPS
5. A method used to secure data transmission over a network is:
Encryption
Compression
Caching
Load balancing
6. A key feature of a proxy server in network security is:
Hiding IP addresses
Enhancing bandwidth
Increasing latency
Reducing firewall efficiency
7. An attack that tricks users into revealing confidential information is:
Phishing
Spoofing
Denial of Service
Sniffing
8.A security mechanism that prevents unauthorized access to a computer network is:
Firewall
Gateway
Hub
Bridge
9.A primary function of Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) is:
Monitoring network traffic
Encrypting email messages
Managing firewall rules
Assigning IP addresses
10. A technology that allows secure access to a private network over the internet is:
VPN
DNS
NAT
DHCP
11. A commonly used technique to protect password databases is:
Hashing
Defragmentation
Caching
Virtualization
12. A major security risk associated with hypertext publishing is:
Cross-site scripting (XSS)
Efficient data storage
Faster web page loading
Secure authentication
13. A protocol used to transfer encrypted web pages is:
HTTPS
HTTP
FTP
SMTP
14. A technique for verifying the integrity of a message in data security is:
Digital signature
Firewall
NAT
Subnetting
15. A major concern in securing electronic mail is:
Email spoofing
Faster email delivery
Improved user interface
Reduced storage space
16. A type of payment card that allows transactions directly from a linked bank account is:
Debit card
Credit card
Prepaid card
Gift card
17. A digital alternative to physical cash used for online transactions is:
Electronic cash
Cryptocurrency
Paper currency
Barter system
18. A technology used in electronic wallets for contactless payments is:
HTTP
NFC
POP3
IMAP
19. A payment method that allows users to load funds and use them for transactions is:
Stored value card
Credit card
Demand draft
Direct debit
20. A major risk associated with online payments includes:
Fraudulent transactions
Faster payment processing
Increased customer satisfaction
Improved mobile accessibility
21. A commonly used electronic payment system in online banking is:
NEFT
Barcode scanning
Manual cash handling
Traditional check payment
22. A key feature of an electronic wallet includes:
Secure storage of payment credentials
Physical cash handling
Paper-based transaction recording
Manual entry of all transactions
23. A factor that influences electronic commerce implementation is:
Cybersecurity measures
Limited internet access
Increased paper documentation
Reduction in online transactions
24. A major benefit of using stored value cards in transactions is:
Preloaded funds for controlled spending
Requirement of a bank account
Mandatory credit checks
Dependency on cash handling
25. A strategy used in planning electronic commerce initiatives involves:
Market research
Eliminating online transactions
Avoiding digital platforms
Limiting customer engagement
26. A technology that enables secure online banking is:
Manual transaction processing
Two-factor authentication
Cash-based payments
Unencrypted data transfer
27. A significant challenge in managing electronic commerce implementation is:
Reduction in digital infrastructure
Preference for physical stores
Cybersecurity threats
Increased offline transactions
28. A primary function of an internet banking system is
Cash withdrawals only
Paper-based ledgers
Limited customer access
Online fund transfers
A security feature that helps protect electronic cash transactions is
Allowing unrestricted access to payment details
Storing passwords in plain text
Digital signatures
Open access without authentication
A reason for adopting electronic wallets is:
Slow payment processing times
Increased paperwork for every transaction
Convenience in making digital payments
Requirement of physical presence for transactions
A commonly used method for secure authentication in electronic banking is:
Open networks without encryption
Ignoring security updates
Biometric verification
Use of static passwords only
A technology used for securing stored value cards from fraud is:
Lack of PIN protection
Chip-based security
Magnetic stripe only
Unsecured plastic card
A factor influencing the success of electronic commerce implementation is
Increased transaction failures
Poor cybersecurity measures
Unresponsive payment gateways
User-friendly website interface
A risk associated with internet banking includes:
Phishing attacks
No requirement for security measures
Guaranteed fraud prevention
Complete immunity to cyber threats
A major classification of electronic commerce includes:
Paper-based transactions
Manual bookkeeping
Traditional retail only
B2B (Business-to-Business)
A key component of the E-Commerce framework is:
Paper invoices
Handwritten receipts
Electronic payment systems
Limited digital access
A fundamental component of E-Commerce applications is:
Manual ledger entry
Paper-based documentation
Secure online transactions
Physical store-only sales
A widely used internet terminology for locating web pages is:
Cash memo
URL
Telephone number
Product barcode
A technology enabling high-speed internet access is:
Hand-delivered mail
Typewritten messages
Floppy disks
Fiber optic cables
A key element of the "Information Highway" (I-Way) includes:
Digital communication networks
Paper maps
Traditional newspapers
Physical mail sorting
A common protocol used in electronic commerce for secure transactions is:
HTTPS
HTTP (without encryption)
Fax transmission
Handwritten contracts
A key benefit of Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) includes:
Increased paper usage
Manual data entry
Faster transaction processing
Delayed communication
A major legal concern in EDI transactions is:
Increased paperwork
Contract enforceability
Slower document exchange
Manual verification requirement
A primary security issue related to EDI includes:
Data interception
Manual approval process
Paper-based document safety
Improved physical storage
A major advantage of workflow automation in a business is:
More manual interventions
Increased efficiency
Slower approvals
Higher paperwork usage
A primary requirement for EDI software implementation is:
Increased manual processing
Elimination of electronic systems
Standardized data formats
Handwritten documentation
A key feature of Internal Information Systems is:
Paper-based record storage
Centralized data management
Manual workflow handling
Limited access to information
A commonly used method for coordinating workflow automation is:
Traditional ledger books
Manual filing systems
Cloud-based systems
Paper-driven approvals
A major purpose of customization in internal commerce is:
Tailoring business processes to specific needs
Using generic, unmodified software
Increasing reliance on physical paperwork
Limiting business scalability
A commonly used network for secure EDI communication is:
Physical ledger system
Postal mail
Value Added Network (VAN)
Fax transmission
