Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Secure Your Knowledge
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- 1
Which of the following is NOT a primary goal of computer security, as represented by the CIA triad?
- AConfidentiality
- BIntegrity
- CAvailability
- DAccountability
- 2
What is the primary purpose of 'formative assessment' as described in the module introduction?
- ATo provide a final grade for the module.
- BTo offer tailored feedback and practice opportunities.
- CTo replace the summative assessment.
- DTo test knowledge after the module is completed.
- 3
Which of the following best describes a 'passive attack'?
- AAn attempt to alter system resources.
- BAn attempt to learn or make use of information without affecting system resources.
- CAn attack that always involves modification of data streams.
- DAn attack that always leads to a denial of service.
- 4
According to the module content, what is a Business Email Compromise (BEC)?
- AA type of malware that infects email servers.
- BA form of phishing attack where a cybercriminal impersonates a senior executive.
- CA denial-of-service attack targeting business email systems.
- DA software vulnerability in email clients.
- 5
Which of the following is a key difference between 'computer security' and 'safety', as highlighted in the module?
- AComputer security focuses on physical harm, while safety focuses on data protection.
- BComputer security considers a resourceful strategic adversary, while safety does not.
- CSafety is a subset of computer security.
- DThey are essentially the same thing.