Y11 EC Principles of cybersecurity week 2 Pre Quiz

Which of the following best defines 'privacy' in the context of information systems?

• The ability to monitor and control information.

• The right to be left alone and to control personal information.

• Ensuring data integrity and availability.

• Preventing unauthorized access to information.

Trust in information systems primarily refers to:

• The reliability and integrity of data.

• The ability to prevent cyber attacks.

• The user's belief in the system's security and reliability.

• The freedom to access any information.

Freedom of Information (FOI) laws are designed to:

• Protect individuals' private data.

• Restrict access to certain types of information.

• Ensure public access to government-held information.

• Monitor employee activity.

Which principle is NOT associated with privacy?

• Data minimization

• Data integrity

• Transparency

• Scalability

Which of the following is a key aspect of building trust in an information system?

• Data redundancy

• User authentication and authorization

• Large data storage

• User-friendly interface

Privacy principles often emphasize:

• Data encryption and compression.

• User consent and control.

• System performance and speed.

• Data redundancy and backup.

Security principles in enterprises commonly include:

• Public data sharing

• Access controls and permissions

• Data deregulation

• Unlimited data retention

Which of the following is a key security measure for data storage?

• Data replication

• Data encryption

• Data warehousing

• Data normalization

What is the principle of 'least privilege'?

• Only giving users access to data they need to perform their job.

• Allowing maximum access to data for all users.

• Encrypting all user data.

• Reducing the number of data breaches.

Which of the following best describes 'data integrity'?

• Ensuring data is accurate and consistent over its lifecycle.

• Allowing unrestricted access to data.

• Encrypting all stored data.

• Increasing data redundancy.