This Unit tests the candidate on
the basic concepts of data protection in a range of situations.
1)
The most valuable component of an
ICT system is usually:
| Platinum edge connectors on printed circuit boards (PCBs) | ||
| Laser products, because the laser unit is expensive to manufacturer. | ||
| The data | ||
| Disk drives |
2) A “macro” is sometimes used to
automate a repetitive process. Which of the following would MOST
likely be a serious security risk?:
3) HR (Human Resource) records held
on an ICT system would most likely be backed up:
| Monthly | ||
| Daily | ||
| Weekly, as there will always be a paper based audit trail | ||
| Never, as legislation requires all HR records to be paper based |
4) A UPS is normally connected to a server to perform which of the following functions?
| To backup data at regular intervals | ||
| To maintain power in the case of mains failure | ||
| To remove DC generated spikes and fluctuations | ||
| To protect data in case of a disc drive failure |
5) A feature of a “Trojan Horse” virus is that it is:
| Concealed within another program | ||
| Can only be contained in an e-mail | ||
| Harmless to a server | ||
| Harmless to a workstation |
6) What is the primary meaning of “firewall” in computer terminology?
7) Which of the following is NOT an example of a common data protection technique?:
| COSHH Regulations | ||
| Regular backup routines | ||
| Fault tolerant technology | ||
| Anti virus policy/ procedures |
8) Which of the following devices is used to prevent unauthorised access to a network?
| Repeaters | ||
| Switches | ||
| Firewalls | ||
| Bridges |
9) When dealing with suspected viruses, special care must be taken with
| Email addresses | ||
| Email attachments | ||
| Email body text | ||
| Email message headers |
10) Shareware software is free.
| True | ||
| False |