Question 8A security professional is updating software on a coworker’s computer and happens to see a very interesting email about another employee. The security professional chooses to follow company guidelines with regards to privacy protections and does not share the information with coworkers. Which concept does this scenario describe?1 pointPreserving evidenceSecurity ethicsSecurity controlsBusiness email compromise

An organization's IT administrator accidentally stumbles upon personal emails between employees that contain confidential information. What should the administrator do?1.0 MarksReport the accidental access to the organization's legal departmentShare the information with colleagues for amusement Blackmail employees using the sensitive informationDelete the emails to cover up the accidental accessRead and use the information to address potential issues

For the handling of confidential information at a corporation, which of the following would not be an advisable procedure to use? *1 pointHave employees not open suspicious emails with attachmentsHave employees shred confidential information when finished with itHave employees lock their computer screens once they leave their desksHave employees connect their personal devices to the network

Question 3Fill in the blank: A security professional has been tasked with implementing safeguards to reduce suspicious activity on their company's network. They use _____ to help them reduce this type of risk.1 pointpublic websites private informationsecurity controlssecurity ethics

Question 8A security professional receives an alert about an unknown user accessing a system within their organization. They attempt to identify, analyze, and preserve the associated criminal evidence. What security task does this scenario describe?1 pointResolving error messagesProgramming with codeComputer forensicsSoftware upgrades

Question 1An employee trained to handle PII and SPII leaves confidential patient information unlocked in a public area. Which ethical principles does this violate? Select all that apply.1 pointConfidentialityRemaining unbiasedLawsPrivacy protections2.Question 2Fill in the blank: Privacy protection means safeguarding _____ from unauthorized use.1 pointdocumentationbusiness networkspersonal information compliance processes3.Question 3You receive a text message on your personal device from your manager stating that they cannot access the company’s secured online database. They’re updating the company’s monthly party schedule and need another employee’s birth date right away. Your organization’s policies and procedures state that employee information should never be accessed or shared through personal communication channels. What should you do?1 pointRequest identification from your manager to ensure the text message is authentic; then, provide the birth date.Ask your manager to provide proof of their inability to access the database. Respectfully decline, then remind your manager of the organization's guidelines.Give your manager the employee's birth date; a party is a friendly gesture.4.Question 4You work for a U.S.-based utility company that suffers a data breach. Several hacktivist groups claim responsibility for the attack. However, there is no evidence to verify their claims. What is the most ethical way to respond to this incident?1 pointConduct cyberattacks against each hacktivist group that claimed responsibility.Escalate the situation by involving other organizations that have been targeted.Improve the company's defenses to help prevent future attacks.Target a specific hacktivist group as a warning to the others.