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Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Protecting the Digital WorldVersión en línea Intro to cyber basics and safe practices por Ramy Mohamed 1 What is the main goal of cybersecurity? a Protect data and systems from unauthorized access b Maximize hardware usage c Increase internet speed d Reduce software costs 2 Which term refers to keeping information accessible only to authorized users? a Integrity b Confidentiality c Availability d Auditing 3 What does the CIA Triad stand for? a Cryptography, Integrity, Accessibility b Control, Identity, Access c Confidentiality, Integrity, Authentication d Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability 4 Which is an example of malware? a Firewall b Ransomware c VPN d Password manager 5 What is phishing primarily designed to steal? a Device hardware b High-speed internet c Personal data and credentials d Software licenses 6 Which attack targets a specific individual or organization for better results? a Spear phishing b Vishing c Smishing d Phishing 7 Which is NOT a form of social engineering? a Phishing b Two-factor authentication c Vishing d Spear phishing 8 What role does MFA play in security? a Backups all data automatically b Adds a second verification step beyond a password c Monitors network traffic d Removes passwords entirely 9 Which practice improves safe browsing? a Ignore pop-ups b Disable antivirus c Keep software updated and use reputable sites d Use the same password everywhere 10 Which statement about data protection is true? a Only law firms need it b It slows down business with no benefits c Data protection is optional d Protects privacy and minimizes data exposure 11 Which device commonly carries risks if not secured? a Desktop printers b Monitors c Keyboard stands d Mobile devices 12 What is cloud security primarily about? a Installing more hardware b Removing all permissions c Increasing data volume d Protecting data and services in the cloud 13 Which career area is related to cybersecurity? a Software salesperson b Security analyst c Network router technician d Graphic designer 14 Which threat involves locking data until a ransom is paid? a Botnet b Ransomware c Keylogger d Adware 15 Which is a form of credential theft typically via fake login pages? a Credential phishing b Hardware spoofing c Whitelisting d Phishing 16 What is the purpose of safe password practices? a Always use the same password b Make passwords hard to guess and unique c Share passwords with teammates d Use simple common words 17 Which security practice helps protect against email threats? a Email security awareness and filtering b Opening all attachments c Disabling firewalls d Sharing passwords via email 18 Which term describes data being accessible when needed? a Anonymity b Confidentiality c Availability d Encryption 19 Which of these is a mobile security best practice? a Disable device lock b Keep OS and apps updated c Install only untrusted apps d Ignore updates 20 Which action reduces cloud security risk? a Store keys separately from data b Disable logging c Share access with everyone d Use strong access controls and encryption 21 Which term describes attacks that exploit human psychology? a Access control b Digital forensics c Crypto mining d Social engineering 22 Which is a common security measure for emails? a Limit cookies only to desktop b Public Wi-Fi access c FTP transfers d SPF/DKIM/DMARC to prevent spoofing 23 True or False: Any online activity is safe if you have a password. a True b Not sure c False d Sometimes True 24 True or False: Regular software updates are unnecessary for home devices. a False b Only for business devices c True d It depends on the device model 25 True or False: Public Wi‑Fi is safe to use for sensitive logins if you use HTTPS. a HTTPS makes it safe everywhere b False c Only if you use VPN d True 26 True or False: MFA should never be shared or reused across accounts. a Only for non-critical services b True c False d Sometimes True 27 True or False: Backups are unnecessary if you have strong antivirus. a True b Depends on the device c Only for corporate networks d False Feedback 1 Cybersecurity aims to protect confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data and systems. 2 Confidentiality protects sensitive information from unauthorized access. 3 CIA Triad components: Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability. 4 Ransomware is a type of malware that locks data until a ransom is paid. 5 Phishing tricks users into revealing passwords, credit cards, or other data. 6 Spear phishing is highly targeted and tailored to a victim. 7 Two-factor authentication is a security control, not a social engineering tactic. 8 MFA significantly reduces risk by requiring multiple proofs of identity. 9 Regular updates and caution with sites reduce exploitation risks. 10 Data protection policies aim to minimize risk and protect privacy. 11 Mobile devices can leak data if unmanaged or unsecured. 12 Cloud security covers data protection, access, and configurations in cloud environments. 13 Security analysts monitor and respond to threats and incidents. 14 Ransomware encrypts data and demands payment for release. 15 Credential phishing tricks users into revealing usernames and passwords. 16 Strong, unique passwords reduce the chance of compromise. 17 Awareness and filters reduce phishing and malware in email. 18 Availability ensures legitimate users can access data and services. 19 Regular updates fix vulnerabilities and improve security. 20 Proper access controls and encryption protect cloud data. 21 Social engineering manipulates people into breaking security practices. 22 Email authentication standards help verify sender legitimacy. 23 Passwords alone do not protect against phishing, malware, or data leaks. 24 Updates fix known vulnerabilities and improve security. 25 Public networks pose risks even with HTTPS; use VPN or avoid login on public Wi‑Fi. 26 MFA methods should be unique per account and not shared. 27 Backups protect against data loss from ransomware and hardware failure.

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Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Protecting the Digital WorldVersión en línea

por Ramy Mohamed

What is the main goal of cybersecurity?

Which term refers to keeping information accessible only to authorized users?

What does the CIA Triad stand for?

Which is an example of malware?

What is phishing primarily designed to steal?

Which attack targets a specific individual or organization for better results?

Which is NOT a form of social engineering?

What role does MFA play in security?

Which practice improves safe browsing?

Which statement about data protection is true?

Which device commonly carries risks if not secured?

What is cloud security primarily about?

Which career area is related to cybersecurity?

Which threat involves locking data until a ransom is paid?

Which is a form of credential theft typically via fake login pages?

What is the purpose of safe password practices?

Which security practice helps protect against email threats?

Which term describes data being accessible when needed?

Which of these is a mobile security best practice?

Which action reduces cloud security risk?

Which term describes attacks that exploit human psychology?

Which is a common security measure for emails?

True or False: Any online activity is safe if you have a password.

True or False: Regular software updates are unnecessary for home devices.

True or False: Public Wi‑Fi is safe to use for sensitive logins if you use HTTPS.

True or False: MFA should never be shared or reused across accounts.

True or False: Backups are unnecessary if you have strong antivirus.