Security Awareness Test Section 7
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- 1.What is spyware?
- A.
Gadgets used by secret agents
- B.
Clothing worn by the iSpy characters
- C.
A & B
- D.
Software used to spy on a user's computer activity
- 2.If you receive a chain e-mail, what should you do?
- A.
Forward it to co-workers for a good laugh
- B.
Send it to a client that is also a good friend
- C.
Post it on SharePoint
- D.
None of the above
- 3.If an e-mail is received from an unknown recipient with an attachment, what should you do?
- A.
Delete it immediately
- B.
Investigate by opening and launching the attachment
- C.
Inform your IT department of the suspicious message
- D.
Move it to the junk folder
- 4.What impact does SPAM have on an organization?
- A.
None whatsoever
- B.
SPAM impacts network bandwidth and storage on mail servers
- C.
Very little
- D.
SPAM has the ability to transmit malware, viruses, and trojans via hyperlink or attachments which can reap havoc on a network
- E.
B & D
- 5.If you receive a SPAM message soliciting pharmaceuticals what should you do?
- A.
Respond to the message explaining that you're not interested
- B.
Tag the message as SPAM and delete
- C.
Sign up for a months' supply
- D.
Forward the e-mail to a personal e-mail account
- 6.An old college buddy would like to send you pics of his trip to Cancun, what should you do?
- A.
Give him your work e-mail account
- B.
Have him upload it to your company's FTP site for retrieval at a later date
- C.
Give him your personal e-mail account
- D.
Tell him your not interested
- 7.What is a Trojan?
- A.
Brad Pitt
- B.
A descendant of the legendary city of Troy
- C.
The famed Trojan horse that caused the fall of Troy
- D.
Computer code designed to allow a hacker remote control of a user's system
- 8.Key loggers are used for what purpose?
- A.
Log each time you open a door
- B.
Monitor and log the keys that are pressed on a keyboard
- C.
Monitor remote access to a PC
- D.
Log key events in the windows system log
- 9.A visitor would like to connect to your WiFi guest network, what should be done?
- A.
Give him/her the WiFi code and grant them access
- B.
Confirm that the visitor's system is protected by Antivirus and then grant them access to the WiFi network
- C.
Apologize and explain that this access is ONLY for privileged visitors
- D.
All of the above
- 10.What is the one proven method that can be taken at the firewall level to prevent an end-users PC from sending SPAM?
- A.
Upgrade the firewall firmware
- B.
Make sure the Exchange server does not permit an open relay
- C.
Block outbound port 25 traffic from all devices except the mail server
- D.
Block port 25 on each user's PC
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