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iSecurity Quiz - All 75 Questions and Answers

1. Q: What are the different information classification categories available in the company?
A: C. Restricted, Confidential, Internal Use, Public-Private and Confidential

2. Q: It is always acceptable to send business information from your customer-provided email ID to your email ID.
A: B. FALSE

3. Q: Is the use of the same password for a long time advisable?


A: A. No as use of the same password makes it vulnerable to breach over a period of time

4. Q: How will you ensure data availability when returning to your home country from a client location?
A: D. Carry the data with you with client permission

5. Q: How to handle a Design Document with no customer classification guidance?


A: A. At par with Confidential classification

6. Q: What to do when information needs to be retained beyond project duration?


A: B. Communicate to the customer with reason

7. Q: Factors to consider for information retention period?


A: All of the above (TC Retention policy, Regulatory requirements, Project duration, Contractual requirements)

8. Q: Which statements are correct while using company Internet/intranet/network?


A: B and C

9. Q: Writing down passwords is wrong. Why?


A: D. Writing down passwords will disclose it to unauthorized people

10. Q: What is social engineering?


A: C. Using people skills to obtain proprietary/confidential information

11. Q: If you see tailgating, what should you do?


A: A and C

12. Q: How to make your password hard to crack?


A: A and B

13. Q: What to do with abusive/unwanted emails?


A: B. Report and delete with evidence

14. Q: Can Rakesh use client laptop for personal use?


A: C. The client-provided laptop must be used for business purposes only

15. Q: How to handle confidential papers before leaving desk?


A: B. Lock in desk drawer

16. Q: Is it acceptable to share a single user ID provided by client?


A: C. Credentials should never be shared

17. Q: How often should backup restorability test be done?


A: C. Should be done regularly
18. Q: Which is not true about Private and Confidential info?
A: A and C

19. Q: What to do if you suspect virus activity after clicking a link?


A: A and D

20. Q: What to do if retention exceeds project duration due to regulations?


A: B. Communicate to the customer

21. Q: Best approach for Business Continuity Planning (BCP)?


A: C. Do cost-benefit analysis and implement as per business objectives

22. Q: Is disposal method same for all classified paper info?


A: A. TRUE

23. Q: How to handle classified info while traveling?


A: C. Store in secure bag or locked compartment

24. Q: What to do if a friend shares their password?


A: B. Inform and advise to change

25. Q: When is confidentiality compromised?


A: B. Disclosure to unauthorized individuals

26. Q: You find someone tailgating behind you at the door. What should you do?
A: A and C

27. Q: What is the best way to make a password hard to guess?


A: A and B

28. Q: What action is appropriate for abusive or unwanted emails?


A: B. Report and delete with evidence

29. Q: Is it acceptable to use client-provided laptop for personal use?


A: C. Must be used for business purposes only

30. Q: Before leaving your desk, how should you handle confidential documents?
A: B. Lock in desk drawer

31. Q: Should you share credentials provided by a client?


A: C. Credentials should never be shared

32. Q: How frequently should backup restorability be tested?


A: C. Should be done regularly

33. Q: Which statements are NOT true about Private and Confidential info?
A: A and C

34. Q: What to do after clicking a suspicious link with potential virus activity?
A: A and D

35. Q: Retention exceeding project duration due to regulations should be handled by?
A: B. Communicate to the customer
36. Q: Business Continuity Planning (BCP) is best approached by?
A: C. Cost-benefit analysis with business objectives

37. Q: Is the disposal method same for all classified paper information?
A: A. TRUE

38. Q: How should classified information be carried while travelling?


A: C. Store in secure bag or locked compartment

39. Q: What should you do if someone shares their password with you?
A: B. Inform and advise to change

40. Q: Confidentiality is compromised when?


A: B. Disclosure to unauthorized individuals

41. Q: Where should incidents be reported?


A: D. Incident Management System

42. Q: When receiving an unknown USB from a client, you should?


A: All of the above

43. Q: Where can you find information on security incidents?


A: A. Company Wiki

44. Q: When can a password be shared?


A: D. Never

45. Q: Who is responsible for information security?


A: All employees

46. Q: To whom do you report a suspicious incident?


A: A. Information Security Manager

47. Q: For what purpose can personal email be used on company systems?
A: D. Should never be used for business

48. Q: Why are pirated music files not allowed on company devices?
A: C. It is a copyright violation

49. Q: When taking printouts, what is a good practice?


A: A and B

50. Q: Can you forward miracle chain mails from your office email?
A: B and D

51. Q: Where classification is not specified by the client, such information does not require any specific protection.
A: B. FALSE

52. Q: You receive a miracle email on official mail ID. What should you do?
A: B and D

53. Q: You are not allowed to classify any information as Public without authorization.
A: A. TRUE
54. Q: Rohit is asked for laptop verification while leaving. What should he do?
A: C

55. Q: Working overseas, how will you ensure data availability back home?
A: D

56. Q: Unrest reported in city, what should you do?


A: D

57. Q: Precautions while printing debug code?


A: A, B, and D

58. Q: Why can't unlicensed music files be stored?


A: C

59. Q: Client gives USB with data. What to do?


A: All of the above

60. Q: As DB admin, can you share your password?


A: D

61. Q: What to do with abusive, unsolicited email?


A: B

62. Q: Fire alarm rings during client call. What to do?


A: B

63. Q: What data should be selected for backup?


A: D

64. Q: Supervisor asks for login while you're on leave. What to do?
A: C and D

65. Q: Working from home: What to check when connecting to network?


A: A, B, and C

66. Q: Should encrypted email attachments be virus checked?


A: A. TRUE

67. Q: Where is the Business Continuity process defined?


A: A

68. Q: Need to use unapproved chat app. What to do?


A: B

69. Q: Can you use code from friend for email auto-response?
A: B

70. Q: New user finds personal files on desktop. What should they do?
A: D

71. Q: Received personal business proposal on company email?


A: B and D
72. Q: Factors for info retention?
A: All of the above

73. Q: Bank email asking to verify online activities?


A: A

74. Q: Whom to contact for information security concerns?


A: A

75. Q: Top official visitor: how to handle access?


A: D

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