10 Digital warm up

What is data security and why is it important in the digital age?

• Data security is a myth and does not actually protect any information from being accessed or stolen.

• Data security is the process of intentionally exposing sensitive information to the public for transparency.

• Data security is the protection of digital data from unauthorized access, corruption, or theft. It is important in the digital age to safeguard sensitive information and prevent data breaches.

• Data security is only important for physical documents, not digital information.

How can individuals protect their personal data from cyber threats?

• By using the same password for all accounts

• By clicking on any link received in an email

• By sharing personal information on social media

• By using strong and unique passwords, enabling two-factor authentication, being cautious of phishing attempts, keeping software and security systems updated, and being mindful of the information they share online.

What is a digital footprint and how does it impact an individual's online presence?

• It has no impact on an individual's online presence

• It only impacts an individual's offline presence

• It only affects an individual's social life

• It impacts an individual's online presence by influencing their reputation, privacy, and security.

Match each security measure listed below to the correct category: Network, Hardware, or Software.

• network

• Biometric Authentication Devices (e.g., fingerprint scanners)

• software
• Two-factor authentication
• network
• Antivirus Program
• hardware

• Firewall

Explain the concept of 'online reputation' in relation to digital footprint.

• Online reputation is the number of followers someone has on social media.

• Online reputation is the public perception of an individual or organization based on their online activities and presence.

• Online reputation is the type of computer someone uses to access the internet.

• Online reputation is the amount of money someone has in their online bank account.

Why is it important for technology professionals to consider ethical implications in their work?

• To gain recognition and awards in the industry

• To maximize profits for their company

• To have more control over individuals and society

• To ensure that their creations and actions do not harm individuals or society.

What are some ethical considerations when collecting and using data in technology?

• Speed, efficiency, and accuracy

• Compliance, regulations, and legal requirements

• Cost, convenience, and innovation

• Privacy, consent, transparency, and data security

What is a data breach and what are the potential consequences for individuals and organizations?

• A data breach is a type of social media trend where personal information is intentionally shared. Potential consequences include increased online privacy and security measures.

• A data breach is a type of computer virus that can cause system malfunctions. Potential consequences include improved cybersecurity and data protection.

• A data breach is a type of marketing strategy to increase brand awareness. Potential consequences include increased customer loyalty and higher sales.

• A data breach is a security incident where sensitive, protected, or confidential data is accessed or disclosed without authorization. Potential consequences for individuals and organizations include financial loss, reputational damage, legal consequences, and compromised personal or sensitive information.

How can companies prevent data breaches and protect sensitive information?

• Using simple and easily guessable passwords

• Ignoring software updates and security patches

• Implementing strong cybersecurity measures

• Posting sensitive information on social media

Match each type of data breach with its meaning

• Overwhelming a system with traffic to make it unavailable

• Hacking Attacks

• Using stolen credentials for unauthorized access.

• Phishing Attacks

• Deceptive communication to steal sensitive info

• Denial of Service (DoS) Attacks

• Unauthorized access via security weaknes

• Credential Stuffing