A) security incidents increased steadily despite implementation of security practices
B) current cybersecurity technologies and policies are simply not keeping pace with fast-evolving threats.
C) Many threats and challenges that organizations face today were unimaginable 10 years ago.
D) Older threats such as fraud and identity theft have decreased significantly.
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A) Hacktivists
B) Political criminals
C) Industrial spies
D) Social engineers
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A) $1 million
B) $2 million
C) $4 million
D) $8 million
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A) Antimalware
B) Firewalls
C) Intrusion detection systems
D) Middleware
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A) Is an antifraud law
B) Forces more accurate business reporting and disclosure of GAAP (generally accepted accounting principles) violations.
C) Makes it necessary to find and root out fraud.
D) Has been adopted by all countries in North American and the European Union
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A) White Hat hacker
B) Red Hat hacker
C) Black Hat Hacker
D) Gray Hat Hacker
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A) By hacktivists
B) By hackers
C) On critical infrastructure
D) On industrial control systems
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A) Domestic terrorists
B) Amateur hackers
C) Organized crime syndicates based in the United States
D) Other countries
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A) Report security breaches via media sources to inform the public
B) Backup sensitive data to offsite locations
C) Set up comprehensive internal controls
D) Inform the public about network failures in a timely manner
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A) accounting
B) economic use of resources
C) legality
D) COBIT
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A) White Hat hacker
B) Red Hat hacker
C) Black Hat Hacker
D) Gray Hat Hacker
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A) Hacktivists
B) Hostile government agents
C) Industrial spies
D) Cyber terrorists
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A) Social engineering
B) Backdoor
C) BYOD
D) Password cracking
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A) A weakness that threatens the confidentiality,integrity,or availability of data.
B) Something or someone that can damage,disrupt,or destroy an asset.
C) Estimated cost,loss,or damage that can result from an exploit.
D) Tools or techniques that take compromise a network.
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