Quiz on Ethics, Privacy, and Information Security

What ethical principle suggests that one should act in a way that could be a universal law?

• Immanuel Kant’s Categorical Imperative

• Risk Aversion Principle

• Golden Rule

• Utilitarian Principle

Which of the following is NOT a component of an organizational framework for security and control?

• Policies

• Procedures

• Technological measures

• Marketing strategies

What is the primary focus of the GDPR?

• Network security

• User consent for data processing

• Software quality

• Data storage costs

Which of the following is a challenge to individual privacy in the digital age?

• Increased data storage costs

• Cookies and web beacons

• Improved user consent mechanisms

• Enhanced data encryption

What does the term 'nonobvious relationship awareness' (NORA) refer to?

• Identifying user preferences

• Finding hidden connections in data

• Tracking user behavior online

• Encrypting sensitive information

Which of the following is a key technology trend that raises ethical issues?

• Increased costs of data storage

• Reduction in computing power

• Advances in data analysis

• Declining mobile device usage

What is the main purpose of the Fair Information Practices?

• To enhance software quality

• To regulate internet service providers

• To promote social media usage

• To govern the collection and use of information

Which ethical principle states that if an action cannot be repeated, it is not right to take at all?

• Utilitarian Principle

• Golden Rule

• Slippery Slope Rule

• Risk Aversion Principle

What is a significant risk associated with the use of mobile devices?

• Increased data storage

• Loss and theft of portable devices

• Improved data encryption

• Enhanced user privacy

Which of the following is a method for safeguarding information resources?

• Email encryption

• Public relations

• Data mining

• Social media marketing