Information Security: Classification of Sensitive Data and Password Protection
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Der Vortrag „Information Security: Classification of Sensitive Data and Password Protection“ von Lecturio Online Courses ist Bestandteil des Kurses „Information Security – Instruction“.
Quiz zum Vortrag
In 2021, 1000 German companies from various industries were asked in a representative study whether they had been victims of cyberattacks. What percentage of companies do you estimate were affected by a cyberattack? (Only one answer is correct.)
- 84 %
- 56 %
- 29 %
- 14 %
What technical measures can you take to secure information? (Multiple answers are possible.)
- You back up data and information regularly.
- You install and update firewalls and antivirus software.
- You pay attention to secure encryption when saving and sending data and information.
- You use a single long, strong password for all your services, with lower and upper case letters, special characters and numbers.
Which of the answers is not an organisational measure? (Only one answer is correct.)
- You share confidential information with all your colleagues.
- You define access rights for information.
- You take part in data protection training.
- They inform themselves about the internal guidelines and procedures.
Which of the following options represent confidentiality levels according to which you can classify internal company data? (Multiple answers are possible.)
- Public data - This is not subject to any access restrictions and only needs to be kept correct and up to date.
- Internal data - This is accessible to a defined group of people within a company.
- Confidential data - This data requires stronger protection, access is limited to some employees and the data is encrypted.
- Strictly confidential data - This data is only accessible to very few people. This data is secured with the highest protection measures available. Regular security checks and data leakage checks are necessary.
- Basic data - This data is only accessible to new employees.
Imagine you are authorised to work with your customers' confidential data and you realise that access to this information is not protected. How do you react? (Several answers are possible.)
- You inform your superiors, as this is data that should be accessible to a strictly limited group of people.
- You think about how this data could be better protected and discuss the idea with your superiors.
- Since they are authorised to work with the data, there is no violation and they can continue working.
- You demonstrate unprotected access to the data to your colleagues and discuss together how to proceed.
Apart from strong passwords, what else can you do to protect information? (Multiple answers are possible.)
- You use two-factor authentication where possible.
- You keep your passwords secret.
- You always log out when you leave your workplace.
- You create backup copies on local data carriers that you keep at your workplace.
- You reduce the screen brightness considerably, making it harder for other people to see your screen.
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