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| As security is increased, convenience is often increased. |
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In information security, what can constitute a loss?
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ALL OF THE ABOVE
Theft of information
a delay in transmitting information that results in a financial penalty
the loss of good will or a reputation |
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| In what kind of attack can attackers make use of millions of computers under their control in an attack against a single server or network? |
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| One of the challenges in combating cyberterrorism is that many of the prime targets are not owned and managed by the federal government. |
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| Select the term that best describes automated attack software? |
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| Smart phones give the owner of the device the ability to download security updates. |
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| Successful attacks are usually not from software that is poorly designed and has architecture/design weaknesses. |
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| The Sarbanes-Oxley Act restricts electronic and paper data containing personally identifiable financial information. |
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| To date, the single most expensive malicious attack occurred in 2000, which cost an estimated $8.7 billion. What was the name of this attack? |
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| Select the information protection item that ensures that information is correct and that no unauthorized person or malicious software has altered that data. |
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