Question 1

Which of the following are popular types of multifactor authentication?

Accepted Answer

A)  Knowledge, ownership, biometric 
B)  VPN, biometric, text message 
C)  Encryption, ownership, WEP/WPA 
D)  Firewall, antispy/virus software, knowledge 
E)  Biometric, system logs, transmission tools 
A)  Knowledge, ownership, biometric 
B)  VPN, biometric, text message 
C)  Encryption, ownership, WEP/WPA 
D)  Firewall, antispy/virus software, knowledge 
E)  Biometric, system logs, transmission tools

Question 2

Cyber culture and behavior are defined by attitudes, beliefs, and____________ .

Accepted Answer

The answer of Cyber culture and behavior are defined by...

Question 3

According to the late L. Dain Gary, "You cannot make a computer secure."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Who is responsible for decisions about security strategy?

Accepted Answer

A)  IT people 
B)  Shared: IT leaders and business leaders 
C)  Business leaders 
D)  Consultants 
E)  Team of consultants and IT people 
A)  IT people 
B)  Shared: IT leaders and business leaders 
C)  Business leaders 
D)  Consultants 
E)  Team of consultants and IT people

Question 5

The deep web is a part of the internet that includes unindexed websites offering both legal and illegal items, such as passports, citizenship, and even murders for hire.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

On the black market, stolen data in a "kit" that contains credit card information plus social security number and medical information is worth:

Accepted Answer

A)  between $13 and $18 per record 
B)  between $43 and 65 per record 
C)  between $148 and $408 per record 
D)  between $100 and $1,000 per record 
E)  between $4,520 and $4,580 per record 
A)  between $13 and $18 per record 
B)  between $43 and 65 per record 
C)  between $148 and $408 per record 
D)  between $100 and $1,000 per record 
E)  between $4,520 and $4,580 per record

Question 7

Continuous monitoring for anomalies and unplanned events is part of the____________ function of the NIST CSF.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Continuous monitoring for anomalies and unplanned events...

Question 8

Internal threats are considered the most lethal threat. What are they, why are they so lethal, and what can a company do to protect against them?

Accepted Answer

Internal threats refer to security risks

Question 9

It is estimated that ___ % of all firms have been breached.

Accepted Answer

A)  5% or less 
B)  10% to 20% 
C)  40% to 60% 
D)  70% to 90% 
E)  Over 95% 
A)  5% or less 
B)  10% to 20% 
C)  40% to 60% 
D)  70% to 90% 
E)  Over 95%

Question 10

Cybersecurity is more about management actions than technology decisions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

____________is a piece of software that traps keystrokes and stores them for hackers to inspect later?

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________is a piece of software that traps...

Question 12

All of the following are classic signs of a phishing message EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  Your email in-box is full and you must click on a link to increase storage 
B)  You just won a lottery or contest, and you need to click on a link to claim your prize 
C)  Poor grammar or spelling in a note that purports to be from a large company 
D)  Goods or services are offered at an impossibly low price 
E)  An emailed ad that oddly does not provide any active links 
A)  Your email in-box is full and you must click on a link to increase storage 
B)  You just won a lottery or contest, and you need to click on a link to claim your prize 
C)  Poor grammar or spelling in a note that purports to be from a large company 
D)  Goods or services are offered at an impossibly low price 
E)  An emailed ad that oddly does not provide any active links

Question 13

When the Office of Personnel Management was hacked, all of the following are true EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  The hackers gained access to the building to steal the records 
B)  It took the Office of Personnel Management many months to detect the break-in 
C)  The hackers likely exploited a stolen password 
D)  The hackers did not need to escape in the blue turbocharged vehicle 
E)  None of the above (indicating that all are true) 
A)  The hackers gained access to the building to steal the records 
B)  It took the Office of Personnel Management many months to detect the break-in 
C)  The hackers likely exploited a stolen password 
D)  The hackers did not need to escape in the blue turbocharged vehicle 
E)  None of the above (indicating that all are true)

Question 14

What is Poulsen's Law?

Accepted Answer

Information is secur

Question 15

If you receive an email from your son, and the body of the email tells you to open an attachment because it is funny, the risk is pretty close to zero because it came from your son.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

What is a challenge question?

Accepted Answer

A challenge question, also known as a se

Question 17

It usually takes ____ for someone in a firm to discover a security compromise in a system, after the evidence shows up in logs or alerts

Accepted Answer

A)  Several seconds 
B)  Several minutes 
C)  Several hours 
D)  Several days 
E)  Several months 
A)  Several seconds 
B)  Several minutes 
C)  Several hours 
D)  Several days 
E)  Several months

Question 18

The Deep Web is reputed to be 400 times larger than the public web.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

In the Anthem Blue Cross breach, where 80 million names, birthdays, social security numbers, etc., were stolen, the hackers got in by:

Accepted Answer

A)  Breaking into the building where they were stored 
B)  Obtaining passwords of five or more high-level employees 
C)  Making phone calls to insiders posing as IT people needing to log into their accounts 
D)  Emailing each of the 80 million patients asking for their private information 
E)  Recovering patient records from a large recycling bin 
A)  Breaking into the building where they were stored 
B)  Obtaining passwords of five or more high-level employees 
C)  Making phone calls to insiders posing as IT people needing to log into their accounts 
D)  Emailing each of the 80 million patients asking for their private information 
E)  Recovering patient records from a large recycling bin

Question 20

Explain the importance of creating a cybersecurity culture and give examples of major symptoms of improper decisions.

Accepted Answer

Creating a cybersecurity culture within

Which of the following are popular types of multifactor authentication?

Cyber culture and behavior are defined by attitudes, beliefs, and____________ .

According to the late L. Dain Gary, "You cannot make a computer secure."

Who is responsible for decisions about security strategy?

The deep web is a part of the internet that includes unindexed websites offering both legal and illegal items, such as passports, citizenship, and even murders for hire.

On the black market, stolen data in a "kit" that contains credit card information plus social security number and medical information is worth:

Continuous monitoring for anomalies and unplanned events is part of the____________ function of the NIST CSF.

Internal threats are considered the most lethal threat. What are they, why are they so lethal, and what can a company do to protect against them?

It is estimated that ___ % of all firms have been breached.

Cybersecurity is more about management actions than technology decisions.

____________is a piece of software that traps keystrokes and stores them for hackers to inspect later?

All of the following are classic signs of a phishing message EXCEPT:

When the Office of Personnel Management was hacked, all of the following are true EXCEPT:

What is Poulsen's Law?

If you receive an email from your son, and the body of the email tells you to open an attachment because it is funny, the risk is pretty close to zero because it came from your son.

What is a challenge question?

It usually takes ____ for someone in a firm to discover a security compromise in a system, after the evidence shows up in logs or alerts

The Deep Web is reputed to be 400 times larger than the public web.

In the Anthem Blue Cross breach, where 80 million names, birthdays, social security numbers, etc., were stolen, the hackers got in by:

Explain the importance of creating a cybersecurity culture and give examples of major symptoms of improper decisions.

Introduction

The Information Systems Strategy Triangle

Strategic Use of Information Resources

Organizational Strategy and Information Systems

Digital Systems and the Design of Work

Information Systems and Digital Transformation

Architecture and Infrastructure

The Business of Information Technology

Governance of the Information Systems Organization

Information Systems Sourcing

Managing It Projects

Business Intelligence, Knowledge Management, and Analytics

Privacy and Ethical Considerations in Information Management

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Exam 8: Security

Which of the following are popular types of multifactor authentication?

Cyber culture and behavior are defined by attitudes, beliefs, and____________ .

According to the late L. Dain Gary, "You cannot make a computer secure."

Who is responsible for decisions about security strategy?

The deep web is a part of the internet that includes unindexed websites offering both legal and illegal items, such as passports, citizenship, and even murders for hire.

On the black market, stolen data in a "kit" that contains credit card information plus social security number and medical information is worth:

Continuous monitoring for anomalies and unplanned events is part of the____________ function of the NIST CSF.

Internal threats are considered the most lethal threat. What are they, why are they so lethal, and what can a company do to protect against them?

It is estimated that ___ % of all firms have been breached.

Cybersecurity is more about management actions than technology decisions.

____________is a piece of software that traps keystrokes and stores them for hackers to inspect later?

All of the following are classic signs of a phishing message EXCEPT:

When the Office of Personnel Management was hacked, all of the following are true EXCEPT:

What is Poulsen's Law?

If you receive an email from your son, and the body of the email tells you to open an attachment because it is funny, the risk is pretty close to zero because it came from your son.

What is a challenge question?

It usually takes ____ for someone in a firm to discover a security compromise in a system, after the evidence shows up in logs or alerts

The Deep Web is reputed to be 400 times larger than the public web.

In the Anthem Blue Cross breach, where 80 million names, birthdays, social security numbers, etc., were stolen, the hackers got in by:

Explain the importance of creating a cybersecurity culture and give examples of major symptoms of improper decisions.

Introduction

The Information Systems Strategy Triangle

Strategic Use of Information Resources

Organizational Strategy and Information Systems

Digital Systems and the Design of Work

Information Systems and Digital Transformation

Architecture and Infrastructure

The Business of Information Technology

Governance of the Information Systems Organization

Information Systems Sourcing

Managing It Projects

Business Intelligence, Knowledge Management, and Analytics

Privacy and Ethical Considerations in Information Management

Filters