Data Presents Risk

The video discusses the impact of misinformation in history, such as Columbus's voyage and WWII missile errors. It highlights the risks data poses to businesses, including misuse, unreliability, and unauthorized access. Examples of data misuse and its consequences are provided, emphasizing the importance of data governance and cybersecurity. The video concludes with strategies for mitigating data risks, focusing on employee training and control measures.

What was the main reason Columbus ended up in the Americas instead of Asia?

• He converted Arabic miles to Roman miles accurately.

• He ignored the necessity of converting miles.

• He had a clear understanding of the geography.

• He followed the correct calculations.

During World War Two, what led the Germans to misdirect their missiles?

• British disinformation about missile targets.

• Accurate information from the British.

• Correct calculations of missile range.

• A lack of missile technology.

Why is maintaining data visibility and control a major challenge for organizations?

• Organizations have no data management teams.

• Information can be easily stolen without being gone.

• Data is always accurate and complete.

• Data cannot be easily reproduced.

What is a common consequence of data misuse?

• Enhanced customer well-being.

• Increased data security.

• Legal action and financial penalties.

• Improved company reputation.

What can unreliable data lead to in business decision-making?

• Improved resource distribution.

• Informed decisions with positive outcomes.

• Uninformed decisions with negative consequences.

• Accurate credit scores.

What is a major risk of not securing data properly?

• No risk of data breaches.

• Unauthorized access and misuse of data.

• Data will remain protected and secure.

• Data will be used only by authorized people.

What is the first line of defense against data misuse in organizations?

• Ignoring data risks.

• Outdated software.

• Employee training.

• Advanced technology.