Question 1

Which of the following is not an example of a weak password?

Accepted Answer

A)  IloveIT 
B)  08141990 
C)  9AmGt/* 
D)  Rainer 
E)  InformationSecurity 
A)  IloveIT 
B)  08141990 
C)  9AmGt/* 
D)  Rainer 
E)  InformationSecurity

Question 2

Trojan horses are software programs that hide in other computer programs and reveal their designed behavior only when they are activated.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

The higher the level of an employee in organization, the greater the threat that he or she poses to the organization.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Contrast the following types of attacks created by programmers: Trojan horse, back door, and logic bomb

Accepted Answer

The answer of Contrast the following types of attacks created...

Question 5

In _____, the organization takes concrete actions against risks.

Accepted Answer

A)  risk management 
B)  risk analysis 
C)  risk mitigation 
D)  risk acceptance 
E)  risk transference 
A)  risk management 
B)  risk analysis 
C)  risk mitigation 
D)  risk acceptance 
E)  risk transference

Question 6

Contrast the following types of remote attacks: virus, worm, phishing, and spear phishing.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Contrast the following types of remote attacks:...

Question 7

A VPN is a network within the organization.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Organizations use hot sites, warm sites, and cold sites to insure business continuity. Which of the following statements is not true?

Accepted Answer

A)  A cold site has no equipment. 
B)  A warm site has no user workstations. 
C)  A hot site needs to be located close to the organization's offices. 
D)  A hot site duplicates all of the organization's resources. 
E)  A warm site does not include actual applications. 
A)  A cold site has no equipment. 
B)  A warm site has no user workstations. 
C)  A hot site needs to be located close to the organization's offices. 
D)  A hot site duplicates all of the organization's resources. 
E)  A warm site does not include actual applications.

Question 9

The most overlooked people in information security are:

Accepted Answer

A)  consultants and temporary hires. 
B)  secretaries and consultants. 
C)  contract laborers and executive assistants. 
D)  janitors and guards. 
E)  executives and executive secretaries. 
A)  consultants and temporary hires. 
B)  secretaries and consultants. 
C)  contract laborers and executive assistants. 
D)  janitors and guards. 
E)  executives and executive secretaries.

Question 10

_____ are segments of computer code that attach to existing computer programs and perform malicious acts.

Accepted Answer

A)  Viruses 
B)  Worms 
C)  Trojan horses 
D)  Back doors 
E)  Logic bombs 
A)  Viruses 
B)  Worms 
C)  Trojan horses 
D)  Back doors 
E)  Logic bombs

Question 11

A pharmaceutical company's research and development plan for a new class of drugs would be best described as which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Copyrighted material 
B)  Patented material 
C)  A trade secret 
D)  A knowledge base 
E)  Public property 
A)  Copyrighted material 
B)  Patented material 
C)  A trade secret 
D)  A knowledge base 
E)  Public property

Which of the following is not an example of a weak password?

Trojan horses are software programs that hide in other computer programs and reveal their designed behavior only when they are activated.

The higher the level of an employee in organization, the greater the threat that he or she poses to the organization.

Contrast the following types of attacks created by programmers: Trojan horse, back door, and logic bomb

In _____, the organization takes concrete actions against risks.

Contrast the following types of remote attacks: virus, worm, phishing, and spear phishing.

A VPN is a network within the organization.

Organizations use hot sites, warm sites, and cold sites to insure business continuity. Which of the following statements is not true?

The most overlooked people in information security are:

_____ are segments of computer code that attach to existing computer programs and perform malicious acts.

A pharmaceutical company's research and development plan for a new class of drugs would be best described as which of the following?

Introduction to Information Systems

Organizational Strategy, Competitive Advantage, and Information Systems

Ethics and Privacy

Data and Knowledge Management

Telecommunications and Networking

E-Business and E-Commerce

Wireless, Mobile Computing, and Mobile Commerce

Social Computing

Information Systems Within the Organization

Customer Relationship Management and Supply Chain Management

Business Intelligence

Acquiring Information Systems and Applications

Technology Guide 1 Hardware

Technology Guide 2 Software

Technology Guide 3 Cloud Computing

Technology Guide 4 Intelligent Systems

Technology Guide 5 Protecting Your Information Assets

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Exam 4: Information Security and Controls

Which of the following is not an example of a weak password?

Trojan horses are software programs that hide in other computer programs and reveal their designed behavior only when they are activated.

The higher the level of an employee in organization, the greater the threat that he or she poses to the organization.

Contrast the following types of attacks created by programmers: Trojan horse, back door, and logic bomb

In _____, the organization takes concrete actions against risks.

Contrast the following types of remote attacks: virus, worm, phishing, and spear phishing.

A VPN is a network within the organization.

Organizations use hot sites, warm sites, and cold sites to insure business continuity. Which of the following statements is not true?

The most overlooked people in information security are:

_____ are segments of computer code that attach to existing computer programs and perform malicious acts.

A pharmaceutical company's research and development plan for a new class of drugs would be best described as which of the following?

Introduction to Information Systems

Organizational Strategy, Competitive Advantage, and Information Systems

Ethics and Privacy

Data and Knowledge Management

Telecommunications and Networking

E-Business and E-Commerce

Wireless, Mobile Computing, and Mobile Commerce

Social Computing

Information Systems Within the Organization

Customer Relationship Management and Supply Chain Management

Business Intelligence

Acquiring Information Systems and Applications

Technology Guide 1 Hardware

Technology Guide 2 Software

Technology Guide 3 Cloud Computing

Technology Guide 4 Intelligent Systems

Technology Guide 5 Protecting Your Information Assets

Filters