A) Publicly shared servers

B) Weak password policies

C) Encryption and backups

D) Ignoring security updates

A) It reduces storage costs

B) It prevents hacking risks

C) It speeds up processing

D) It improves internet speed

A) Delete and empty trash

B) Burn all printed records

C) Move to an archive

D) Secure wiping or shredding

A) Loss of user access

B) Faster system performance

C) Higher compliance costs

D) Increased security breaches

A) A routine system update

B) A security failure exposing data

C) A legal data transfer

D) A backup process

A) Hacking databases

B) Sending fake emails to steal data

C) Encrypting stored files

D) Selling passwords online

A) Using the same password

B) Enabling multi-factor authentication

C) Storing data in plaintext

D) Disabling firewalls

A) Delete all data

B) Inform regulators if required

C) Change all usernames

D) Sell affected records

A) To improve computer speed

B) To prevent data breaches

C) To limit user access

D) To reduce IT costs

A) Business profits

B) Creative works

C) Trade secrets

D) Personal opinions

A) A personal invention

B) A company's brand identity

C) A scientific discovery

D) A public domain image

A) Transparent data use

B) AI bias in hiring

C) Strong cybersecurity

D) GDPR compliance

A) It helps users make informed decisions

B) It speeds up internet browsing

C) It allows unlimited data collection

D) It lowers website traffic

A) Ignoring biased outcomes

B) Using diverse training data

C) Automating all decisions

D) Avoiding human oversight