BM2 Unit 4 Review

What is a trade secret?

• A public business strategy available to all competitors.

• Confidential business information that provides a competitive advantage.

• A government-mandated security practice.

• A method for encrypting customer data.

Which cyber threat involves attackers impersonating legitimate sources to steal information?

• Data governance

• Phishing

• Access control

• Information system failure

How does "big data" influence business decision-making?

• It replaces the need for managers to make decisions.

• It provides large sets of structured and unstructured data for analysis.

• It prevents competitors from accessing information.

• It reduces the amount of data collected by businesses.

A company has implemented policies that restrict who can access specific customer information. What security measure is this?

• Trade secrets

• Access control

• Copyright protection

• Phishing prevention

What type of business asset includes literary works and trademarks?

• Intellectual property

• Data governance

• Information flow

• Encryption

Which of the following incidents is an example of a data breach?

• A manager encrypting employee records.

• A hacker gaining unauthorized access to customer information.

• A company legally selling customer data to another business.

• A company deleting old records according to policy.

A company establishes a data retention policy. What is its primary function?

• To ensure secure storage and proper disposal of business data.

• To allow employees to delete customer records freely.

• To store trade secrets indefinitely.

• To provide free access to all company data.

What is the purpose of encryption in data security?

• To prevent employees from accessing company records.

• To convert data into a secure code to prevent unauthorized access.

• To delete customer data after a transaction.

• To transfer trade secrets to competitors securely.

What is the primary goal of cybersecurity in a business?

• To monitor employee emails.

• To protect digital information from cyber threats.

• To reduce company spending on security.

• To share business secrets securely.

Which of the following best describes information management?

• The process of collecting and using information efficiently and securely.

• The act of deleting old data to prevent security risks.

• The management of employees’ personal data.

• A legal contract that prevents data sharing.