[Pre-Test - BSIT-3A] Fundamental_Concepts_in_IAS

What is data?

• Data is processed and organized.

• Data is raw and unprocessed.

Which of the following best describes Information Assurance?

• Emphasizes reactive measures.

• Is a subset of Information Security.

• Includes managing risks related to data.

• Focuses solely on data protection.

What does the 'C' in the CIA Triad stand for?

• Control

• Confidentiality

• Consistency

• Compliance

What is the focus of Information Security?

• Ensuring data is reliable.

• Ensuring data availability.

• Protecting data from unauthorized access.

• Managing risks related to data.

What is the purpose of non-repudiation?

• To maintain trust in communications.

• To protect data from attacks.

• To manage risks effectively.

• To ensure data is available.

Which of the following is an example of a measure to ensure availability?

• Access control

• Hashing

• Redundant systems

• Digital signatures

What does accountability in information systems involve?

• Maintaining data integrity.

• Preventing unauthorized access.

• Ensuring data is encrypted.

• Tracking actions to hold individuals responsible.

What is a digital signature?

• A visible signature on a document.

• A type of access control.

• A method to encrypt data.

• A cryptographic mechanism for verification.

Which of the following is a key issue in a hospital data breach?

• Data encryption failure.

• Website downtime.

• Unauthorized access to patient data.

• Loss of data integrity.

Which of the following is a threat to data availability?

• Human error

• DDoS attacks

• Unauthorized modifications

• Data encryption