Question 4What is identity theft?1 pointStealing personal information to commit fraud while impersonating a victimA data breach that affects an entire organizationFailing to maintain and secure user, customer, and vendor dataTrying to gain access to an organization’s private networks

Fill in the blank: Identity theft is the act of stealing _____ to commit fraud while impersonating a victim.1 pointbusiness recordshardwarepersonal informationtrade secrets

Question 4An individual has their personal information stolen. They discover that someone is using that information to impersonate them and commit fraud. What does this scenario describe?1 pointNetwork infiltrationSecured customer dataIdentity theftData breach

.Question 1Which of the following encompasses all forms of identity theft, where the perpetrators attempt to impersonate someone else simply to hide their original profile? 1 pointFinancial identity theft Tax identity theft Identity cloning and concealment Synthetic identity theft 2.Question 2In which of the following types of identity theft does the perpetrator obtain information from different victims to create a new identity by stealing a social security number and use it with a combination of fake names, dates of birth, addresses, and other details required for creating a new identity? 1 pointSynthetic identity theft Social identity theft Medical identity theft Child identity theft

n individual has their personal information stolen. They discover that someone is using that information to impersonate them and commit fraud. What does this scenario describe?

hat does not fall under the ambit of Identity Theft? a) Illegally obtaining the personal or financial information of another person b) Fraudulent actions c) Making authorized transactions d) Making unauthorized transactions and purchases