ITN 267 FINAL EXAM
1. The Privacy Rule
<<Answer The HIPAA dictates how covered entities must protect the privacy of
personal health information
2. Trade Secrets
<<Answer A protects the formulas, processes, methods, and information that give a business
a competitive edge
3. Admissible Evidence
<<Answer A judge or jury can consider only evidence when deciding cases
4. Property Interest
<<Answer A legal owner of property has the right to use that property in any way they want to, and the power to give
those rights to another. This is called .
5. Trademark
<<Answer are used to protect words, logos, and symbols that identify a product or services
6. HIPAA "Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act"
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, <<Answer - Before
, many workers experienced "job lock" and were afraid that they would lose health care benefits if
they changed jobs.
- was created by Congress to make health insurance portable.
- forbids a new employer's health plan from denying health coverage for some reasons and prohibits
discrimination against workers based on certain conditions such as pregnancy.
7. protected health information (PHI)
<<Answer PHI refers to
8. Federal Rules of Evidence
<<Answer At the federal level, what is the name of the main guidance regarding the submission of evidence at trial
9. computer forensic examiner certifications
<<Answer CCE, CCFE, CFCE, and GCFA are all examples of
10. COBRA benefits
<<Answer 18 months
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, 11. California's Database Security Breach Notification Act
<<Answer The was
created after a security breach at a state-operated data facility.
12. Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA)
<<Answer Congress created the
in response to the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
13. FISMA "Federal Information Security Management Act "
<<Answer Congress created the
in response to the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
14. guilt beyond a reasonable doubt
- If a criminal case goes to trial, the government must prove the defendant's guilt
beyond a reasonable doubt. Though reasonable doubt doesn't mean that a juror is 100
percent convinced of the defendant's guilt, it does mean that a
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1. The Privacy Rule
<<Answer The HIPAA dictates how covered entities must protect the privacy of
personal health information
2. Trade Secrets
<<Answer A protects the formulas, processes, methods, and information that give a business
a competitive edge
3. Admissible Evidence
<<Answer A judge or jury can consider only evidence when deciding cases
4. Property Interest
<<Answer A legal owner of property has the right to use that property in any way they want to, and the power to give
those rights to another. This is called .
5. Trademark
<<Answer are used to protect words, logos, and symbols that identify a product or services
6. HIPAA "Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act"
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, <<Answer - Before
, many workers experienced "job lock" and were afraid that they would lose health care benefits if
they changed jobs.
- was created by Congress to make health insurance portable.
- forbids a new employer's health plan from denying health coverage for some reasons and prohibits
discrimination against workers based on certain conditions such as pregnancy.
7. protected health information (PHI)
<<Answer PHI refers to
8. Federal Rules of Evidence
<<Answer At the federal level, what is the name of the main guidance regarding the submission of evidence at trial
9. computer forensic examiner certifications
<<Answer CCE, CCFE, CFCE, and GCFA are all examples of
10. COBRA benefits
<<Answer 18 months
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, 11. California's Database Security Breach Notification Act
<<Answer The was
created after a security breach at a state-operated data facility.
12. Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA)
<<Answer Congress created the
in response to the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
13. FISMA "Federal Information Security Management Act "
<<Answer Congress created the
in response to the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
14. guilt beyond a reasonable doubt
- If a criminal case goes to trial, the government must prove the defendant's guilt
beyond a reasonable doubt. Though reasonable doubt doesn't mean that a juror is 100
percent convinced of the defendant's guilt, it does mean that a
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