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What might a member of a professional organization be doing when they refer to the organization's code of ethics?
Finding out whether a business practice is legal
Clarifying whether a business practice violates the code of ethics
Finding out what fines are imposed for violating the code of ethics
Finding out how one becomes a member of the professional organization
Question 2
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Part 1: 10 points
Part 2: 10 points
20 points
Donnell backed up the information on his computer every week on a flash drive. Before copying the files to the flash drive, he always ran a virus scan against the files to ensure that no viruses were being copied to the flash drive. He bought a new computer and inserted the flash drive so that he could transfer his files onto the new computer. He got a message on the new computer that the flash drive was corrupted and unreadable; the information on the flash drive cannot be retrieved. Assuming that the flash drive is not carrying a virus, which of the following does this situation reflect? Select Yes or No for each option.

Compromise of the security of the information on the flash drive
Risk of a potential breach in the integrity of the data on the flash drive
Question 3
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10 points
What is a cyberstalker?
The intended victim of repeated continuous, unwanted communication
One whose online hostile behavior is intended to harm another or others
A person whose online hostile behavior avoids confronting the victim face-to-face
A person who acts alone and anonymously when targeting others with continuous, unwanted communications.
Question 4
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10 points
What is the most vulnerable information that should be protected to prevent unauthorized access to your online files and records?
Your name and address
Your user ID and password
Your driver's license number and credit card number
Question 5
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10 points
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act __________.
increased penalties for copyright infringement
created a new definition of copyright
provided for internet service providers to be held harmless if copyright infringement occurs on their servers
made file sharing illegal
Question 6
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10 points
Would the following behavior most likely be a violation of an employee code of conduct?

Using your work computer to invite friends and co-workers to a party at your home.

Yes
No
More information is needed.
Question 7
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Part 1: 10 points
Part 2: 10 points
Part 3: 10 points
30 points
You misplaced your company ID badge. Unfortunately, you had just changed your password and taped it to the back of the badge. It would not be difficult for someone to guess your user ID. With those two pieces of information, someone could access the files you have permission to work with, change the data stored there, delete files, or alter the access to the files. Which of the following is at risk in this scenario? Select Yes or No for each option.

The confidentiality of the data



The integrity of the data



The accessibility of the data



Question 8
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10 points
The tools that cyber criminals often use, including computer viruses, worms, trojan horses and spyware, are called .
Question 9
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10 points
Which of the following is good practice to ensure that you do not get malware on your computer from an online source?
Update your antivirus software either manually or automatically each time you connect to the internet.
Block all popups (activate the popup blocker for all sites).
Use only the latest version(s) of the browser(s) you normally use to access the internet.
Do not open email attachments.
Question 10
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Part 1: 10 points
Part 2: 10 points
Part 3: 10 points
30 points
Which of the following statements are true regarding PII? Select True or False for each option.

PII is information that uniquely identifies you in records that can be obtained online.



PII is always used to illegally gain access to your online records.



PII is safe because only you have this combination of name, social security number, and bank account, credit card numbers, or driver's license number.



Question 11
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10 points
Which of the following describes what encrypting data means?
Information can be stored or transmitted via shared media without risking disclosure.
Secure websites that employ encryption at the site or between your computer and the website will start with "https://".
If you have lost the password for an encrypted file on your computer, you can still retrieve the data in that file.
Question 12
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10 points
Sara is using her personal laptop (which is password protected) at a "hotspot" at a local cafe with wifi access. She is in the middle of placing an online order when friends arrive and she stops her work to visit. What is her best (and most convenient) way to protect the PII that she has already entered (she has only logged onto a site with her ID and password and put some items in her basket for purchase)?
Exit all programs and shut down the computer.
Close the lid on the laptop. In most cases this will put the computer in hibernate mode (closes programs and shuts down the computer. All the programs and web pages that were open will restart when the laptop is opened again.). Some information might be lost on the order page, but that is safer than exposing her PII.
It is okay to stop her work and leave the site open. Since she has not yet arrived at the Pay information, her credit card information or pay type has not been entered.
Question 13
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10 points
Which of the following is the biggest risk of using social networking?
An increase in spam delivered to your email account
An increase in likelihood of private information being disclosed
An increase in ability to connect with others online
An increase in charges from the social networking provider
Question 14
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10 points
When would an employee typically agree to a user access agreement?
When changing a password
Each time he or she logs on to the company network
Once by signing a formal document when hired
When new policies are adopted by the company