Everfi Everfi Data Privacy and Cybersecurity 2

Question 1

EverFi's data privacy content explains that FERPA primarily protects the privacy of:

Accepted Answer

Educational records of students

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Medical records of adults

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Corporate financial data

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Government classified documents

Question 2

In EverFi cybersecurity training, what does 'social engineering' refer to?

Accepted Answer

Manipulating people psychologically to gain unauthorized access to information or systems

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Building social media platforms

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Designing user interfaces

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Engineering social media algorithms

Question 3

According to EverFi, what is the 'principle of least privilege' in data security?

Accepted Answer

Granting users only the minimum access permissions necessary to perform their job

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Giving all employees full system access

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Limiting internet access to executives only

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Removing passwords from low-risk accounts

Question 4

EverFi trains employees that when using public Wi-Fi, they should:

Accepted Answer

Avoid transmitting sensitive data or use a VPN to encrypt the connection

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Access all work systems freely

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Turn off their firewall for faster speeds

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Share their connection with others nearby

Question 5

What does EverFi explain about 'data minimization' as a privacy principle?

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Collecting and retaining only the data that is necessary for a specific purpose

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Storing as much data as possible for future use

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Deleting all data immediately after use

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Sharing all collected data with third parties

Question 6

In EverFi's cybersecurity training, what is an 'insider threat'?

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A security risk posed by individuals within an organization such as employees or contractors

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A hacker attacking from overseas

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Malware installed from an external website

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A physical break-in at a data center