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CompTIA Tech+: 2.3.2 - Encrypting Data Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the term used to describe data that is stored and not actively moving?

a)

Non-persistent data

b)

Data in transit

c)

Data at rest

d)

Persistent data

2.

Which protocol is commonly used to encrypt information transferred over the Internet?

a)

HTTP

b)

HTTPS

c)

FTP

d)

SMTP

3.

What is a session token used for?

a)

Storing persistent data

b)

Encrypting data in transit

c)

Identifying a user during a session

d)

Encrypting data at rest

4.

Which of the following is an example of data at rest?

a)

Credit card information during an online purchase

b)

Archived pictures

c)

An email being sent

d)

Files being transferred between storage spaces

5.

What is the main purpose of a VPN protocol?

a)

To create a safe tunnel for online privacy

b)

To manage encryption keys

c)

To encrypt session tokens

d)

To store data securely

6.

Why might encrypting all data all the time be impractical for organizations?

a)

It is against industry rules

b)

It makes data harder to access

c)

It can be very expensive

d)

It increases the risk of hacking

7.

What is one challenge of encrypting data at rest compared to data in transit?

a)

Data in transit requires more storage space

b)

Data at rest is always non-persistent

c)

Data at rest cannot be encrypted

d)

Encryption keys must be kept secure for a longer period

8.

Which of the following is NOT a method of encrypting data at rest?

a)

Lock screen of a mobile device

b)

Setting up special permissions

c)

Encrypting specific files or folders

d)

Using HTTPS

9.

What is the primary reason organizations encrypt data in transit?

a)

To comply with government rules

b)

To protect data from hackers during transfer

c)

To reduce storage costs

d)

To simplify encryption key management

10.

How does understanding the state of data help organizations?

a)

It allows them to avoid encryption costs

b)

It helps them decide the best protection methods

c)

It ensures all data is encrypted

d)

It eliminates the need for encryption keys