Basic Security Awareness Assessment Brittany Pescetto January 10, 2019 Request edit accessBasic Security Awareness AssessmentThis brief assessment will evaluate your understanding of the concepts presented in The Newberry Group's Basic Security Awareness presentation.*RequiredPlease Provide Your Name *Your answerPlease Provide Your Email *Your answerQuiz QuestionsA hacker's primary target is: *2 pointsThe system's IT departmentThe system's usersThe system infrastructureThe system's hardwareHackers access their primary target through a variety of methods. Which of these is the most prevalent? *2 pointsSocial MediaPublic WiFiSpoofingWeb BrowsersA hacker gaining access to a building by wearing a construction vest is an example of: *2 pointsBaitingRansomwareSocial EngineeringBriberyDefine 'baiting'. *2 pointsLeaving malware infected information system components around for 'free'.Automatically installing several unwanted toolbar applications on a free application.Requiring payment for upgrades to enhance the gaming experience of a free game.Posing as another person in order to gain access or information.Which of these is NOT a type of social engineering? *2 pointsQuid Pro QuoSpear PhishingWhalingCookie PoisoningWhat type of attack is likely to target someone higher up in an organization's corporate or IT structure? *2 pointsWhalingBaitingRansomwareRedirectIdentify the strongest password. *2 pointsIlovecheese1l0v3ch3353#1ch5luvr32!Ch33syl455How often should you change your password? *2 pointsOnly if there is a breach.Every 45 daysEvery 90 daysEvery quarterWhat are the three components of encryption? *2 pointsConfidentialityNon-repudiationMemorablePopularityIntegrityFrequency of useImmediacyStandardizationRequiredWhich of these is a viable potential encryption option if you are working with sensitive information? *2 pointsRedirectDelete cookies after useIncognito browserVPNIf you see a loose USB labelled ‘State Lottery Program Information’ laying on the ground outside of the offices of the Lottery, you should: *2 pointsPick it up, plug it in, and cash inIgnore it and continue onGive it to a friend and have them try their luckTake the USB, wipe it, and use it for storageWhat is the IoT? *2 pointsInternational Otter TrekIndirect Onboarding TractInternet of ThingsIntranet Ordering TimerHow can you keep your IoT devices secure? (Select all that apply.) *2 pointsUpdate regularlyUse a firewallPassword protectionIgnore encryptionRequiredWhy do IT departments "lock down" work computers? *2 pointsTo block potentially malicious applicationsTo prevent employees from wasting company time on gamesTo curtail gambling in the workplaceTo enable supervisors to better control employees' timeHijacking, cookie poisoning, redirecting, clickbait and add-ons are all examples of what? *2 pointsQuid Pro Quo AttacksBrowser AttacksInfrastructure AttacksSocial Engineering AttacksIt is acceptable to use your own preferred browser while at work. *2 pointsYesNoHow can hackers access your machine? (Select all that apply.) *2 pointsIMEmailSocial EngineeringBrowser AttacksRequiredWhy is it a best practice not to leave applications open for long periods of time on your machine? *2 pointsPrevent screen clutterYou'll burn an image on the screenData slowingMemory leaksA user's computer has started running slowly. Fortunately, they see a pop-up that reads, "Click to fix!" This is likely an indication that: *2 pointsThe user's computer has proactive virus protectionThe user's computer is due for a system upgradeThe user's computer has been hackedThe user's computer is in need of more memoryWhen you suspect that you have been hacked, you should: *2 pointsUnplug the computer immediatelyRemove the SIM cardSee if a coworker is having the same problemContact ITSubmitNever submit passwords through Google Forms.This content is neither created nor endorsed by Google. Report Abuse - Terms of Service - Privacy Policy Forms
