Cyber Security Essentials Quiz

What is a common sign that your computer might be infected with malware?

• Your computer runs faster than usual

• You can't find any files on your desktop anymore

• Pop-up ads appear frequently

• Your computer tells you it's secure

Which of the following is NOT a type of cybersecurity threat?

• Phishing

• Antivirus software

• Ransomware

• Spyware

What should you do if you receive an email from an unknown sender asking for personal information?

• Reply with the information requested

• Delete the email

• Forward the email to your friends

• Open any attachments to see what they want

What is malware?

• A type of software designed to help protect your computer from viruses

• A tool that helps improve your computer's performance

• Malicious software designed to harm or exploit any programmable device, service, or network

• A program that helps you manage your emails better

Which of the following is a good practice for creating strong passwords?

• Use your name or birthday

• Use a mix of letters, numbers, and special characters

• Keep it short and simple

• Use the same password for all accounts

What is phishing?

• A type of fish found in the Pacific Ocean

• A legitimate way of verifying user information

• A cyberattack that uses disguised email as a weapon

• A software that protects your computer from viruses

How can you protect your online privacy?

• Share your passwords with trusted friends only

• Use the same password for every account for easy recall

• Regularly update your privacy settings on social media

• Post your personal information on social media to keep your friends updated

What is the purpose of two-factor authentication (2FA)?

• To make it easier to log into accounts

• To provide an extra layer of security beyond just a password

• To lock you out of your accounts

• To track your online activities

Which of the following is considered a strong password?

• 123456

• password123

• FluffyBunny!

• 9a$7Yb!2wQ3zE

What action should NOT be taken if you suspect a phishing attempt?

• Report the email to your email provider

• Click on any links to verify their source

• Delete the email

• Inform your IT department if you're at work