Pre Course Assessments – Cyber and Information Security – PanFish

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Q1. Whose responsibility is it to prevent cyberattacks?
- a. The Organisation’s IT/ Network Security Team’s
- b. Every Employees’
- c. The Military’s
- d. The Client’s
- e. None of the above
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Q2. Consider this scenario: Ria regularly forgets her work passwords and often gets locked out of her computer.

Which of the following is a good solution for Ria’s problem?
- a. Use the same password everywhere, so she has less to remember
- b. Write all her passwords on an excel sheet and/ or save her passwords on her personal phone (which has its own password)
- c. Use an easy to remember password with her pet’s name and birthday
- d. Use a Password Manager
- e. All of the Above
- f. None of the Above
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Q3) Vendor (rushes into the reception area, looks around and sees Rashmi flashing her access card at the entrance): “Hello… I’m here to meet Indira from the IT team. I’m teriibly late and Indira’s phone number is not reachable…”

Rashmi: “Oh I have her number… let me try…”

***Rashmi calls Indira***

Rashmi: “Indira’s phone is not reachable… the network in her area is terrible.”

Vendor: “Can you please let me in?… I’m already late…”

Rashmi: “Sure…”

***Rashmi lets the vendor into the main office area***

Rashmi: “Hey… do you need help navigating to the conference room?”

Vendor: “No… I’ve visited this facility several times, so I know my way around here… thanks so much for offering though…!”

Was Rashmi correct in allowing the vendor into the office premises using her access card?
- a. Yes, the vendor needs to meet his client, Indira on time.
- b. No. Rashmi should not have used her access card to let the vendor in. This amounts to tailgating.
- c. Not sure, but I think there’s no harm in allowing someone in, especially when they’re late for a meeting.
- d. None of the Above
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Q4) Consider this scenario:

Naveen calls his colleague Sandhya from a conference room:

Naveen: “Hey Sandhya… I’m in conference room 201… I’m unable to log in to my account using my login and password… and I have to present a proposal to the management… please, please give me your password….”

Sandhya: “But Naveen.. how can I….”

Naveen: “Please Sandhya… I just can’t remember my password… I’ve just blanked out… please help….”

Should Sandhya give her password to Naveen?
- a. Yes, Naveen, her colleague and friend, desperately needs help.
- b. Yes, this is a critical management presentation. Sandhya must help Naveen.
- c. No, Sandhya must ask Naveen to reset his password or contact the company’s IT/ Network Security department.
- d. There’s no harm in providing the password to Naveen. Sandhya can change it after Naveen is done with his presentation.
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Q5) Which of the following is an example of a strong password?
- a. 123456789
- b. qwertyuiop
- c. password
- d. sunshine2020
- e. Grand8-Mocha-Ic3cr3am 27!
- f. All of the Above
- g. None of the Above
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Q6) Consider this scenario:

Ramesh wants to protect himself from security threats. Which of the following should Ramesh avoid?
- a. Installing Security Patches
- b. Using Public Wi-Fi Networks
- c. Downloading free files or games from suspicious websites
- d. Backing up Data
- e. All of the Above
- f. None of the Above
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Q7) Consider this scenario:

Karan gets a call from his bank saying that large sums of money have been withdrawn from his account because of a security breach. To prevent his account from being emptied, he is told that he must share specific personal or sensitive details required to rectify the situation.

This is an example of:
- a. A legitimate bank and customer interaction
- b. Vishing
- c. Trojan Malware
- d. Phishing
- e. All of the Above
- f. None of the Above
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