Which of the following best describes the weakest Link in the
security of an IT infrastructure?
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Remote access
The user
Software
Hardware
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The user is the weakest link in security. Even information systems security practitioners
can make mistakes. Human error is a major risk and threat to any organization. No group
can completely control any person’s behavior. For these reasons, every organization must
be prepared for malicious users, untrained users, and careless users. (Chapter 1 pg 37)
Which of the three make up the U.S. Federal Government Data
Classification Standard under Executive Order 13526? (Choose
three)
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Top Secret
For Official Use Only
Secret
Confidential
Unclassified
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The following defines the U.S.federal government data classification standards:
• Top secret — Applies to information that the classifying authority finds
would cause grave damage to national security if it were disclosed.
• Secret — Applies to information that the classifying authority finds would
cause serious damage to national security if it were disclosed.
• Confidential — Applies to information that the classifying authority finds
would cause damage to national security
, While public-domain information is considered unclassified, it is not part of the data
classification standard. (Chapter 1 pg 43)
Correct!
The following defines the U.S.federal government data classification standards:
• Top secret — Applies to information that the classifying authority finds
would cause grave damage to national security if it were disclosed.
• Secret — Applies to information that the classifying authority finds would
cause serious damage to national security if it were disclosed.
• Confidential — Applies to information that the classifying authority finds
would cause damage to national security
While public-domain information is considered unclassified, it is not part of the data
classification standard. (Chapter 1 pg 43)
Correct!
The following defines the U.S.federal government data classification standards:
• Top secret — Applies to information that the classifying authority finds
would cause grave damage to national security if it were disclosed.
• Secret — Applies to information that the classifying authority finds would
cause serious damage to national security if it were disclosed.
• Confidential — Applies to information that the classifying authority finds
would cause damage to national security
While public-domain information is considered unclassified, it is not part of the data
classification standard. (Chapter 1 pg 43)
Software manufacturers limit their liability when
selling software using which of the following?
Question options:
End user licensing agreements
Confidentiality agreements
Software development agreements
By developing error-free software and code
so there is no liability
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security of an IT infrastructure?
Question options:
Remote access
The user
Software
Hardware
Hide question 1 feedback
Correct!
The user is the weakest link in security. Even information systems security practitioners
can make mistakes. Human error is a major risk and threat to any organization. No group
can completely control any person’s behavior. For these reasons, every organization must
be prepared for malicious users, untrained users, and careless users. (Chapter 1 pg 37)
Which of the three make up the U.S. Federal Government Data
Classification Standard under Executive Order 13526? (Choose
three)
Question options:
Top Secret
For Official Use Only
Secret
Confidential
Unclassified
Hide question 2 feedback
Correct!
The following defines the U.S.federal government data classification standards:
• Top secret — Applies to information that the classifying authority finds
would cause grave damage to national security if it were disclosed.
• Secret — Applies to information that the classifying authority finds would
cause serious damage to national security if it were disclosed.
• Confidential — Applies to information that the classifying authority finds
would cause damage to national security
, While public-domain information is considered unclassified, it is not part of the data
classification standard. (Chapter 1 pg 43)
Correct!
The following defines the U.S.federal government data classification standards:
• Top secret — Applies to information that the classifying authority finds
would cause grave damage to national security if it were disclosed.
• Secret — Applies to information that the classifying authority finds would
cause serious damage to national security if it were disclosed.
• Confidential — Applies to information that the classifying authority finds
would cause damage to national security
While public-domain information is considered unclassified, it is not part of the data
classification standard. (Chapter 1 pg 43)
Correct!
The following defines the U.S.federal government data classification standards:
• Top secret — Applies to information that the classifying authority finds
would cause grave damage to national security if it were disclosed.
• Secret — Applies to information that the classifying authority finds would
cause serious damage to national security if it were disclosed.
• Confidential — Applies to information that the classifying authority finds
would cause damage to national security
While public-domain information is considered unclassified, it is not part of the data
classification standard. (Chapter 1 pg 43)
Software manufacturers limit their liability when
selling software using which of the following?
Question options:
End user licensing agreements
Confidentiality agreements
Software development agreements
By developing error-free software and code
so there is no liability
Hide question 3 feedback
Correct!
