Satellite and Network

Networks - Satellite Communication - What does GPS stand for?

• Good Point Server

• Point of Service Globe

• Great Personality Selector

• Global Positioning System

Networks - Satellite Communication - Where is satellite data transfer best suited?

• In remote areas that are not covered by wireless or wired broadband connections. these could be rural deserts, at sea or in deprived communities.

• Interplanetary communications.

• Where real time data applications are required.

• Outside of the earths orbit.

A satellite signal transmitted from a satellite transponder to earth’s station is ……….

• Uplink

• Downlink

• Earth bound

• Terrestrial

The transmitter-receiver combination in the satellite is known as a _______

• transponder

• duplexer

• codec

• repeater

Events or attacks that steal, damage, or destroy equipments.

• Malicious Threats
• Accidental Threats
• Data Security Threats
• Physical Security Threats

It disguises as useful software.

• Worm
• Virus
• Trojan Horse

What is bandwidth in the context of computer networks?

• The speed of your computer's processor

• The amount of data that can be transmitted over a network in a given time

• The amount of storage space on your hard drive

• The size of your computer's monitor

What is the primary function of cellular networks?

• a) Broadcasting television signals

• b) Transmitting data to and from satellites

• c) Providing wireless communication for mobile devices

• d) Managing GPS navigation systems

5. What potential impact can a data breach have on an organization?

• 5. a) Increased customer trust

• 5. b) Financial losses and reputational damage

• 5. c) Improved brand recognition

• 5. d) Higher stock prices

5. Which of the following is NOT a common type of malware?

• 5. a) Virus

• 5. b) Firewall

• 5. c) Trojan horse

• 5. d) Ransomware