Network Safety Quiz

What is the purpose of a firewall?

• To encrypt internet traffic.

• To prevent unauthorized access to a network.

• To scan for viruses.

• To monitor website activity.

Which of the following is a characteristic of a secure website?

• The URL starts with "http://".

• It does not have a padlock icon in the address bar.

• The URL starts with "https://".

• It does not require a password to access.

Which of the following is NOT a common cyber threat?

• Malware

• Social Media

• Phishing

• Ransomware

What does HTTPS stand for?

• Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure

• Hypertext Transfer Protocol Standard

• Home Transfer Protocol Secure

• High-speed Transfer Protocol Standard

What is the primary goal of network safety?

• To maximize internet speed.

• To protect computer networks from security threats.

• To block access to certain websites.

• To monitor online activity.

Which of the following is a best practice for password management?

• Using the same password for multiple accounts.

• Sharing passwords with friends and family.

• Creating complex passwords with a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols.

• Writing down passwords on sticky notes.

What should you do if you receive a suspicious email asking for personal information?

• Reply to the email with your information.

• Click on any links provided in the email.

• Ignore the email.

• Report the email as phishing and delete it.

What is the purpose of using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) on public Wi-Fi networks?

• To increase internet speed.

• To block access to certain websites.

• To encrypt internet traffic and protect data.

• To monitor network activity.

How can you protect your online privacy on social media platforms?

• Share personal information freely.

• Set privacy settings to restrict who can see your posts.

• Accept friend requests from unknown users.

• Share your location in every post.

What should you do if you discover a security breach on your network?

• Ignore it and hope it resolves itself.

• Immediately report it to your IT department or network administrator.

• Share the details on social media.

• Wait and see if it happens again before taking action.