"Spear" Phishing - Answers messages that are customized for you
#1 cause of data loss is ... - Answers accidental deletion
1 and 0 - Answers All content stored and processed on a computer are stored as ... (two numbers)
3 Lenses of CIA Triade - Answers people, processes, technology
A GB is roughly how many bytes? - Answers 1 billion
A policy requiring all data to be verified for accuracy (CIA/PPT?) - Answers process/integrity
A spear phishing attempt designed to steal personal information and sell it on the black market
(CIA/PPT?) - Answers people/confidentiality
A virus overheats your machine and destroys all of your files (CIA?) - Answers availability
A virus takes down internet service for all customers (CIA?) - Answers availability
A zero day exploit used to shut down a nuclear power plant (CIA/PPT?) - Answers
technology/availability
An attack targeted at an individual is ... - Answers spear phishing attack
Availability - Answers guarantee of reliable access by authorized people
Best Wireless Connection - Answers ac
Bus - Answers a circuit that connects one part of the motherboard to another
Bus Speed - Answers how much data an move across he bus simultaneously
Bus Speed Unit - Answers megahertz (MHz)
Cache - Answers stores frequently used instructions on the CPU
CIA Triade - Answers confidentiality, integrity, availability
Confidentiality - Answers set of rules that limits access to information
Cookies - Answers little text files stored on your computer that allow a website to remember you
CPU - Answers executes instructions pulling inputs from various places
CPU Speed Unit - Answers gigahertz (GHz)
Cybersecurity - Answers the state of being protected against the criminal or unauthorized use of
electronic data, or the measures taken to achieve this
Data is accurate (CIA?) - Answers integrity
Dual Data Rate Memory - Answers the memory can transmit data twice per cycle instead of once,
which makes the memory faster
Employee accidentally views records of a patient (CIA?) - Answers confidentiality
Encryption/Backup (PPT?) - Answers technology
Information Privacy - Answers the right to determine when, and to what extent, information about
you can be gathered and/or communicated to others
Inputs - Answers Keyboard, Mouse
Integrity - Answers assurance that information is trustworthy and accurate over the lifecycle of the
data
Key Components - Answers CPU, RAM, Cache
Keylogger (PPT?) - Answers people
Limit access to data (CIA?) - Answers confidentiality
Memory - Answers storage for all your documents and files
Module 1 contents - Answers SQL, select and join statement, AVG, Entity-Relationship, ERD
Module 2 contents - Answers functions, formulas, logical and reference, charts, pivot tables
Module 3 contents - Answers logic, flowcharts, input-process-output, VBA
Module 4 contents - Answers CIA, threat and control, landscape, phishing email, information privacy
Outputs - Answers LCD Screen, Loudspeakers, Printer
Password policy (PPT?) - Answers process
Password Rules - Answers 12-15 characters, keep it weird, no bunches of special characters, only use
for one site, change once a year
People - Answers employees, suppliers, clients
Phishing - Answers sending fake emails and creating fake websites that often look real
Policy requiring all files to be encrypted (PPT?) - Answers process
Privacy - Answers the right to be left alone and to be free of unreasonable personal intrusions
Processes - Answers policies, procedures, guidelines
Processing - Answers processor or central processing unit
RAM - Answers stores things that are currently being used in programs