C841 Legal Issues in Information
Security OA ACTUAL EXAM STUDY
GUIDE QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
CORRECT SOLUTIONS | GUARANTEED
PASS | LATEST VERSION
1. What is a standard? - ANSWER A list of mandatory activities that must be
completed to achieve an information security goal.
2. What is a procedure? - ANSWER A checklist of actions that should be
performed to achieve a certain goal.
3. What is a reasonable person standard? - ANSWER It is a legal concept used
to describe an ordinary person. This fictitious ordinary person represents
how an average person would think and act.
4. What is the public disclosure of private facts privacy tort? - ANSWER It
involves the publication of embarassing private facts. The facts publicized
must be so embarassing that a reasonable person would be offended by their
publication. The disclosures must be true. Also, they must be truly private.
5. Why do organizations use the fair information practice principles? -
ANSWER To help specify how they collect and use data. However,
organizations are not legally required to follow these principles; instead,
they use them to make sure they are properly informing people about their
data collections practices.
,6. What are the 8 privacy principles for the Organization of Economic
Cooperation and Development (OECD)? - ANSWER 1. The collection
Limitation Principle.
2. The Data Quality Principle
3. The Purpose Specification Principle
4. The Use Limitation Principle
5. The Security Safeguards Principle
6. The Openness Principle
7. The Individual Participation Principle
8. The Accountability Principle.
7. What is the Collection of Limitation Principle? - ANSWER Individuals
must know about and consent to the collection of their data. This is
sometimes known as the data minimization principle.
8. What is the Data Quality Principle? - ANSWER Any data collected must be
correct.
9. What is the Purpose Specification Principle? - ANSWER The purpose for
data collection should be stated to individuals before their data is collected.
10.What is the Use Limitation Principle? - ANSWER Data sould be used only
for the purposes stated when it was collected.
11.What is the Openness Principle? - ANSWER People can contact the entity
collecting their data to discover where their personal data is collected and
stored. This is sometimes known as the data transparency principle.
,12.What is the Individual Participation Principle? - ANSWER People must
know if data about them has been collected. People also must have access to
their collected information.
13.What is the Accountability Principle? - ANSWER The entity collecting data
must be held accountable for following the privacy principles.
14.What is a Seal Program? - ANSWER It is run by a trusted third-party
organization, verifies that an organization meets industry-recognized privacy
practices. If the organization meets the required standards, then it is allowed
to display a privacy seal on its website.
15.What is an injunction? - ANSWER a formal order for someone to stop
doing something, in the case.
16.What is Adware? - ANSWER It is software that displays advertising to a
user. It can display banner advertisements, redirect a person to other
websites, or display pop-up advertisements on a person's computer that open
a new web browser window to display ads.
17.What are cookies? - ANSWER A small string of text that a website stores
on a user's computer. Cookies contain text - you cannot execute them the
way you do a program file. Cookies are not considered spyware because
they are not executable. A cookies by itself is not dangerous or a privacy
threat.
18.What is a First-party cookie? - ANSWER It is exchanged between a user's
browser and the website the user is visiting.
, 19.What are third-party cookies? - ANSWER Set be one website but readable
by another site. Third-party cookies are set when the web page a user visits
has content on it that is hosted by another server.
20.What is a web beacon? - ANSWER It is a small, invisible electronic file
that is palced on a web page or in an email meesage that counts user who
visit a web page. A web beacon, also called a web bug, can tell if a user
opened an email message and took some action with it. It can also monitor
behavior.
21.What is a clickstream? - ANSWER It is the data trail that an internet user
leaves while browsing. Movements are recorded as a user moves through a
website and clicks on links to request information, A clickstream is
essentially a set of digital footprints that track an internet user's steps.
22.What is Online Profiling? - ANSWER It is the practice of tracking a user's
actions on the internet to create a profile that contains information about the
user's online habits and preferences. It can be used to direct targeted
advertising toward a specific user.
23.What is targeted advertising? - ANSWER It is advertising that is designed
to appeal to a consumer's specific interests.
24.What is a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)? - ANSWER It is a
technology that uses radio waves to transmit data to a receiver. It is a way to
identify unique items using radio waves. The main purposes of RFID
technology is to allow "tagged" items to be identified and tracked.
Sometimes you will hear devices that use this technology called an RFID tag
or chip.
Security OA ACTUAL EXAM STUDY
GUIDE QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
CORRECT SOLUTIONS | GUARANTEED
PASS | LATEST VERSION
1. What is a standard? - ANSWER A list of mandatory activities that must be
completed to achieve an information security goal.
2. What is a procedure? - ANSWER A checklist of actions that should be
performed to achieve a certain goal.
3. What is a reasonable person standard? - ANSWER It is a legal concept used
to describe an ordinary person. This fictitious ordinary person represents
how an average person would think and act.
4. What is the public disclosure of private facts privacy tort? - ANSWER It
involves the publication of embarassing private facts. The facts publicized
must be so embarassing that a reasonable person would be offended by their
publication. The disclosures must be true. Also, they must be truly private.
5. Why do organizations use the fair information practice principles? -
ANSWER To help specify how they collect and use data. However,
organizations are not legally required to follow these principles; instead,
they use them to make sure they are properly informing people about their
data collections practices.
,6. What are the 8 privacy principles for the Organization of Economic
Cooperation and Development (OECD)? - ANSWER 1. The collection
Limitation Principle.
2. The Data Quality Principle
3. The Purpose Specification Principle
4. The Use Limitation Principle
5. The Security Safeguards Principle
6. The Openness Principle
7. The Individual Participation Principle
8. The Accountability Principle.
7. What is the Collection of Limitation Principle? - ANSWER Individuals
must know about and consent to the collection of their data. This is
sometimes known as the data minimization principle.
8. What is the Data Quality Principle? - ANSWER Any data collected must be
correct.
9. What is the Purpose Specification Principle? - ANSWER The purpose for
data collection should be stated to individuals before their data is collected.
10.What is the Use Limitation Principle? - ANSWER Data sould be used only
for the purposes stated when it was collected.
11.What is the Openness Principle? - ANSWER People can contact the entity
collecting their data to discover where their personal data is collected and
stored. This is sometimes known as the data transparency principle.
,12.What is the Individual Participation Principle? - ANSWER People must
know if data about them has been collected. People also must have access to
their collected information.
13.What is the Accountability Principle? - ANSWER The entity collecting data
must be held accountable for following the privacy principles.
14.What is a Seal Program? - ANSWER It is run by a trusted third-party
organization, verifies that an organization meets industry-recognized privacy
practices. If the organization meets the required standards, then it is allowed
to display a privacy seal on its website.
15.What is an injunction? - ANSWER a formal order for someone to stop
doing something, in the case.
16.What is Adware? - ANSWER It is software that displays advertising to a
user. It can display banner advertisements, redirect a person to other
websites, or display pop-up advertisements on a person's computer that open
a new web browser window to display ads.
17.What are cookies? - ANSWER A small string of text that a website stores
on a user's computer. Cookies contain text - you cannot execute them the
way you do a program file. Cookies are not considered spyware because
they are not executable. A cookies by itself is not dangerous or a privacy
threat.
18.What is a First-party cookie? - ANSWER It is exchanged between a user's
browser and the website the user is visiting.
, 19.What are third-party cookies? - ANSWER Set be one website but readable
by another site. Third-party cookies are set when the web page a user visits
has content on it that is hosted by another server.
20.What is a web beacon? - ANSWER It is a small, invisible electronic file
that is palced on a web page or in an email meesage that counts user who
visit a web page. A web beacon, also called a web bug, can tell if a user
opened an email message and took some action with it. It can also monitor
behavior.
21.What is a clickstream? - ANSWER It is the data trail that an internet user
leaves while browsing. Movements are recorded as a user moves through a
website and clicks on links to request information, A clickstream is
essentially a set of digital footprints that track an internet user's steps.
22.What is Online Profiling? - ANSWER It is the practice of tracking a user's
actions on the internet to create a profile that contains information about the
user's online habits and preferences. It can be used to direct targeted
advertising toward a specific user.
23.What is targeted advertising? - ANSWER It is advertising that is designed
to appeal to a consumer's specific interests.
24.What is a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)? - ANSWER It is a
technology that uses radio waves to transmit data to a receiver. It is a way to
identify unique items using radio waves. The main purposes of RFID
technology is to allow "tagged" items to be identified and tracked.
Sometimes you will hear devices that use this technology called an RFID tag
or chip.
