Understand and be able to explain the following cyber security threats: social engineering techniques, malicious code, weak and default passwords, misconfigured access rights, removable media, unpatched and/or outdated software.
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What term describes the body of technologies, processes, and practices designed to protect networks, any cyber threats?
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Cyber Attacking
Penetration testing
Cyber Security
White hat hacking
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What is Social Engineering?
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The engineering of social media traffic in order to influence your social media followers
The art of manipulating or ‘conning’ individuals into giving away private information
The process of exchanging each others social media information online
The art of using social events to grow your network
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What term describes the body of technologies, processes, and practices designed to protect networks, any cyber threats?
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What is Social Engineering?
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Which of the following is not an example of social engineering?
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A strong password is one which has?
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John is creating a password. Which of the following is a strong password for John?
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What are access rights?
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Why are access rights are necessary in order to have a secure network?
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Default passwords need to be changed because?
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Which of these is not an example of removable media?
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Removable media poses infection from viruses as a threat and the following threat?
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Why have most organisations now banned the use of removable media?
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What is meant by unpatched software?
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What does it mean to send out patches?
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Software needs to be up to date at all times to ensure safety because?
