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ICDL Technology Security QuizOnline version

Test your Technology Security knowledge.

by Mr Hutchinson
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What does ICDL IT Security primarily protect?

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Which is a strong method for strong user authentication?

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What is the primary purpose of a firewall?

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Which is a best practice for password management?

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What does phishing primarily attempt to do?

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Which principle is least effective for security?

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What is malware?

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Which control helps prevent data loss?

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What is a VPN primarily used for?

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Which action reduces social engineering risk?

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What is the role of encryption in security?

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Which is an example of patch management?

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What does 'least privilege' mean?

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Which measure helps protect endpoints?

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What is two-person integrity (TPI) in IT security?

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Information security aims to protect confidentiality, integrity, and availability, not just hardware or licenses.

Relying on a password alone is weaker than adding a second factor like a token or biometric.

Firewalls filter traffic, not speed up networks or store credentials.

Reusing passwords and sharing them increases risk; a password manager helps generate unique ones.

Phishing deceives users to steal credentials, not to speed networks or install drivers.

Trust without controls undermines security; least privilege and auditing improve it.

Malware is harmful software; not a browser plugin or décor.

Backups enable recovery; neglecting updates or sharing data publicly increases risk.

A VPN secures remote access; it doesn’t inherently speed up or block traffic.

Education helps users recognize scams; other actions are impractical or harmful.

Encryption protects data confidentiality; it doesn’t speed performance or replace AV.

Patches fix vulnerabilities; ignoring updates leaves systems exposed.

Least privilege limits risk by restricting access to essential needs only.

Endpoint protection plus updates reduces malware risk; disabling updates increases risk.

TPI requires dual authorization for sensitive actions, different from 2FA.

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