ISBA 211 Concepts Module 6 Security
and Safety- Questions & Answers
For greater network security, leave encryption on your router turned off. Correct Ans-No
Prolonged typing without sufficient breaks can cause nerve damage. Correct Ans-Yes
Sandra has been getting multiple blank calls every day from an unknown caller. She has also
been getting rude emails from email addresses she does not recognize, and intimidating
messages on Facebook Messenger from a fake profile. What can you conclude about Sandra?
Correct Ans-C. She is a victim of cyberbullying.
Zelda has been a victim of cybersecurity attacks twice, losing considerable sums of money each
time. How can she ensure that she does not become a victim to it again? Select all that apply.
A. She must not open email attachments that she hasn't been expecting.
B. She should try and carry her own WiFi, or create a hotspot using her phone, and avoid
unprotected public WiFi networks.
C. She should configure all her gadgets to download and install security updates automatically.
D. She should absolutely not share passwords or account info with anyone. Correct Ans-A.
She must not open email attachments that she hasn't been expecting.
B. She should try and carry her own WiFi, or create a hotspot using her phone, and avoid
unprotected public WiFi networks.
C. She should configure all her gadgets to download and install security updates automatically.
and Safety- Questions & Answers
For greater network security, leave encryption on your router turned off. Correct Ans-No
Prolonged typing without sufficient breaks can cause nerve damage. Correct Ans-Yes
Sandra has been getting multiple blank calls every day from an unknown caller. She has also
been getting rude emails from email addresses she does not recognize, and intimidating
messages on Facebook Messenger from a fake profile. What can you conclude about Sandra?
Correct Ans-C. She is a victim of cyberbullying.
Zelda has been a victim of cybersecurity attacks twice, losing considerable sums of money each
time. How can she ensure that she does not become a victim to it again? Select all that apply.
A. She must not open email attachments that she hasn't been expecting.
B. She should try and carry her own WiFi, or create a hotspot using her phone, and avoid
unprotected public WiFi networks.
C. She should configure all her gadgets to download and install security updates automatically.
D. She should absolutely not share passwords or account info with anyone. Correct Ans-A.
She must not open email attachments that she hasn't been expecting.
B. She should try and carry her own WiFi, or create a hotspot using her phone, and avoid
unprotected public WiFi networks.
C. She should configure all her gadgets to download and install security updates automatically.
