Lucidity Information Security Quiz test

Where appropriate, sensitive information both in digital and physical format and assets should be stored in:

A) Locked fireproof cabinets

B) Filing cabinets that are locked with keys stored away from the cabinet

C) In the desk’s drawer

D) All of the above

Sensitive or critical information should be:

A) Clearly classified as such

B) Locked away when not in use

C) Taken off site each night

D) Subjected to inventory and stored in a central repository

When a computer is unattended but still connected to the network, they should be:

A) Available for someone else to use

B) Switched off

C) Locked with windows password

D) Locked up with a device such as a cable lock

Sensitive or classified information, when printed, should be:

A) Bound and labelled

B) Immediately taken from the printer

C) Shredded

D) Put in the recipient’s delivery box

Which security measure would be the best deterrent to the theft of corporate information from a laptop which was left in a hotel room?

A) Install a cable lock on the laptop when it is unattended

B) Encrypt the data on the hard drive

C) Store all data on disks and lock them in an in-room safe

D) Remove the batteries and power supply from the laptop and store them separately from the computer

All messages sent from the Company’s email account remain the property of:

A) The sender

B) The recipient

C) The company

D) All of the above

You should use auto-forwarding while on holiday as it is good practice that, important or urgent messages are not being missed as well as ensuring that there is continuity of your roles and responsibilities within the business while you are away

A) True

B) False

Responsibilities for information security management need to be defined at this level:

How is the purpose of information security policy best described?

A) An information security policy documents the analysis of risks and the search for countermeasures

B) An information security policy provides direction and support to the management regarding information security

C) An information security policy makes the security plan concrete by providing it with the necessary details

D) An information security policy provides insight into threats and the possible consequences

What is the goal of classification of information?

A) To create a manual about how to handle user guidelines

B) Applying labels making the information easier to recognise

C) Structuring information according to its sensitivity

Who is authorised to change the classification of a document?

A) The author of the document

B) The administrator of the document

C) The owner of the document

D) The manager of the owner of the document

The applicable security responsibility in BYOD is: (select all that apply)

A) Downloading only authorised applications

B) Understanding all regulatory requirements appropriate to a particular industry

C) Be aware of cyberattack from malware to social engineering

D) Not copying sensitive information to your local device

Which of the following classes of information does not need to be classified and an owner assigned to it?

Cryptography supports all of the core principles of information security except

A) Availability

B) Confidentiality

C) Integrity

D) Authenticity

Cryptography is not required for which of the following circumstances?

A) Customers’ data under Lucidity responsibility when being taken outside of the Lucidity office

B) On mobile devices such as laptops, tablets, smartphones and USB memory sticks that contain confidential data

C) Data owned by customers which carry an appropriate information classification

D) None of the above

How are privacy and data protection relates to each other?

A) Data protection is a subset of privacy

B) Privacy is a subset of data protection

C) They are the same thing

D) You cannot have privacy without data protection

There is a network printer in the hallway of the company where you work. Many employees don’t pick up their printouts immediately and leave them on the printer.

A) The integrity of the information is no longer guaranteed

B) The availability of the information is no longer guaranteed

C) The confidentiality of the information is no longer guaranteed

When designing access controls for a new systems and services, the following general principles should be used:

A) Defence in Depth – security should not depend upon any single control but be the sum of a number of complementary controls

B) Least Privilege – the default approach taken should be to assume that access is not required, rather than to assume that it is

C) Need to know – access is only granted to the information required to perform a role, and no more

D) Need to Use – Users will only be able to access physical and logical facilities required for their role

E) None of the above

F) All of the above

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