TOPIC C BTEC DIT quiz

E-waste refers to:

• Electronic waste that is disposed of properly.

• Electronic waste that is still functional.

• Discarded electronic devices that are not disposed of properly.

• Electronic waste that is recycled.

Power-saving modes on computers help to:

• Increase processing speed.

• Reduce energy consumption.

• Enhance graphics performance.

• Improve battery life.

A set of rules or guidelines that govern behaviour within an organization is known as a:

• Procedure

• Policy

• Standard

• Regulation

An Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) outlines:

• Hardware specifications for company devices.

• Rules for using company IT resources.

• Procedures for backing up data.

• Steps to take in case of a cyberattack.

A Device-Hardening Policy focuses on:

• Training employees on cybersecurity best practices.

• Securing/strengthening devices used to access company systems.

• Implementing strong password policies.

• Developing a disaster recovery plan.

A Password Policy typically includes guidelines on:

• The physical security of devices.

• Password complexity and expiration.

• Data backup procedures.

• Incident response procedures.

A Disaster Recovery Policy outlines:

• Procedures for installing new software.

• Steps to recover from a system failure or natural disaster.

• Guidelines for using social media.

• Rules for using company email.

Which of the following is NOT a device hardening technique?

• Disabling unnecessary services/tools (e.g. camera).

• Installing a firewall.

• Setting a password policy with colleagues.

• Keeping software/operating systems up-to-date.

A disaster recovery policy should include:

• Procedures for backing up data and restoring systems.

• Guidelines for using social media.

• Rules for using company email.

• Training employees on cybersecurity best practices.

Which of the following is NOT typically included in a disaster recovery policy?

• Procedures for hiring new staff

• How often backups should be performed

• Who is responsible for backups

• Where backups should be stored