Question 1

No one really knows how much is lost each year as the result of cybercrime.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

___ protects data in transit and at rest by transforming the data into an unintelligible format, readable only if the key is possessed.

Accepted Answer

A) IoT 
B) Encryption 
C) Data diddling 
D) Antivirus software 
A) IoT 
B) Encryption 
C) Data diddling 
D) Antivirus software

Question 3

The U.S.Congress passed the first federal computer crime law in 1986 making it illegal to alter or destroy federal information.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

In thwarting cybercrime, which of the following is true?

Accepted Answer

A) It is not important to enlist the support of top management 
B) Many IT managers do not think cybercrime is very important 
C) Cybercrime mostly means controlling computer hardware 
D) Most cybercrime happens because of a failure of controls, not an absence of controls 
A) It is not important to enlist the support of top management 
B) Many IT managers do not think cybercrime is very important 
C) Cybercrime mostly means controlling computer hardware 
D) Most cybercrime happens because of a failure of controls, not an absence of controls

Question 5

According to the most recent ACFE Report to the Nations, the greatest median fraud loss is reported among fraudsters who:

Accepted Answer

A) completed high school 
B) attended college, but did not graduate 
C) college graduates with an undergraduate degree 
D) college graduates with a postgraduate degree 
A) completed high school 
B) attended college, but did not graduate 
C) college graduates with an undergraduate degree 
D) college graduates with a postgraduate degree

Question 6

A DDOS is a collection of compromise internet-enabled devices that are utilized in concert to commit cybercrime.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

One of the major crimes identified by the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1986 is the intent to illegally obtain information or tangible property through the use of computers.Which of the following methods might accomplish this type of crime if the perpetrator can change data before, during, or after they are entered into a computer system?

Accepted Answer

A) Salami technique 
B) Data diddling 
C) Shoulder surfing 
D) Trojan horse program 
A) Salami technique 
B) Data diddling 
C) Shoulder surfing 
D) Trojan horse program

Question 8

The absence of good statistics on cybercrime is partially explained by the fact that a large proportion of the cybercrime committed in private organizations is handled as an internal matter and thus is never publicly divulged.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

A computer virus may lie dormant in a system until software is copied and run on non?licensed machines.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

A computer virus is:

Accepted Answer

A) A disease that computer programmers are very susceptible to 
B) A small processing routine that the user accidentally introduces into the system 
C) A misnomer, since unlike biological viruses, computer viruses cannot reproduce themselves 
D) Harmless 
A) A disease that computer programmers are very susceptible to 
B) A small processing routine that the user accidentally introduces into the system 
C) A misnomer, since unlike biological viruses, computer viruses cannot reproduce themselves 
D) Harmless

Question 11

Which of these would be an example of "denial-of-service" computer abuse?

Accepted Answer

A) Computer virus 
B) Salami technique 
C) Trojan horse computer program 
D) Embezzlement using computerized data 
E) none of these 
A) Computer virus 
B) Salami technique 
C) Trojan horse computer program 
D) Embezzlement using computerized data 
E) none of these

Question 12

Organizations that stress the importance of business ethics tend to get about the same results as companies that do not stress its importance.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Accounting "ethics" means:

Accepted Answer

A) Whatever the corporate manual says it means 
B) Acting responsibly as long as no dollars are involved 
C) Only being honest; everything else is up for grabs 
D) Acting responsibly, no matter what 
A) Whatever the corporate manual says it means 
B) Acting responsibly as long as no dollars are involved 
C) Only being honest; everything else is up for grabs 
D) Acting responsibly, no matter what

Question 14

The Fraud Triangle provides a useful framework for understanding the drivers that must be present for cybercrime to occur.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

It is generally accepted that hackers are motivated only by greed.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

No one really knows how much is lost each year as the result of cybercrime.

___ protects data in transit and at rest by transforming the data into an unintelligible format, readable only if the key is possessed.

The U.S.Congress passed the first federal computer crime law in 1986 making it illegal to alter or destroy federal information.

In thwarting cybercrime, which of the following is true?

According to the most recent ACFE Report to the Nations, the greatest median fraud loss is reported among fraudsters who:

A DDOS is a collection of compromise internet-enabled devices that are utilized in concert to commit cybercrime.

The absence of good statistics on cybercrime is partially explained by the fact that a large proportion of the cybercrime committed in private organizations is handled as an internal matter and thus is never publicly divulged.

A computer virus may lie dormant in a system until software is copied and run on non?licensed machines.

A computer virus is:

Which of these would be an example of "denial-of-service" computer abuse?

Organizations that stress the importance of business ethics tend to get about the same results as companies that do not stress its importance.

Accounting "ethics" means:

The Fraud Triangle provides a useful framework for understanding the drivers that must be present for cybercrime to occur.

It is generally accepted that hackers are motivated only by greed.

Accounting Information Systems and the Accountant

Accounting on the Internet

Information Technology and Aiss

Accounting and Data Analytics

Integrated Accounting and Enterprise Software

Introduction to Internal Control Systems and Risk Management

Computer Controls for Organizations and Accounting Information Systems

Accounting Information Systems and Business Processes: Part I

Accounting Information Systems and Business Processes: Part II

Information Technology Auditing

Documenting Accounting Information Systems

Developing and Implementing Effective Accounting Information Systems

Database Design

Organizing and Manipulating the Data in Databases

Database Forms and Reports

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Exam 10: Cybercrime, Fraud, and Ethics

No one really knows how much is lost each year as the result of cybercrime.

___ protects data in transit and at rest by transforming the data into an unintelligible format, readable only if the key is possessed.

The U.S.Congress passed the first federal computer crime law in 1986 making it illegal to alter or destroy federal information.

In thwarting cybercrime, which of the following is true?

According to the most recent ACFE Report to the Nations, the greatest median fraud loss is reported among fraudsters who:

A DDOS is a collection of compromise internet-enabled devices that are utilized in concert to commit cybercrime.

The absence of good statistics on cybercrime is partially explained by the fact that a large proportion of the cybercrime committed in private organizations is handled as an internal matter and thus is never publicly divulged.

A computer virus may lie dormant in a system until software is copied and run on non?licensed machines.

A computer virus is:

Which of these would be an example of "denial-of-service" computer abuse?

Organizations that stress the importance of business ethics tend to get about the same results as companies that do not stress its importance.

Accounting "ethics" means:

The Fraud Triangle provides a useful framework for understanding the drivers that must be present for cybercrime to occur.

It is generally accepted that hackers are motivated only by greed.

Accounting Information Systems and the Accountant

Accounting on the Internet

Information Technology and Aiss

Accounting and Data Analytics

Integrated Accounting and Enterprise Software

Introduction to Internal Control Systems and Risk Management

Computer Controls for Organizations and Accounting Information Systems

Accounting Information Systems and Business Processes: Part I

Accounting Information Systems and Business Processes: Part II

Information Technology Auditing

Documenting Accounting Information Systems

Developing and Implementing Effective Accounting Information Systems

Database Design

Organizing and Manipulating the Data in Databases

Database Forms and Reports

Filters