Lesson 4.2

4.2 The impacts of a cyber-security attack on individuals and/or organisations Quiz: OCR IT, Unit 1

20 questions

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Lesson 4.2, The impacts of a cyber-security attack on individuals and/or organisations: 20 multiple choice questions for the OCR IT (J836), Unit 1: IT in the digital world, written with Revision Ninja.

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The 20 questions

  1. Which impact occurs when data is permanently erased or made unusable?

    • Data destruction
    • Identity theft
    • Denial of Service
    • Data theft
  2. What term describes the stealing of data while it is moving across a network?

    • Data theft in transit
    • Data theft at rest
    • Data manipulation
    • Denial of Service
  3. What term describes copying data from a server while it is stored?

    • Data modification
    • Data theft at rest
    • Identity theft
    • Data theft in transit
  4. Which cyber-security impact involves misusing another person's personal details to commit fraud?

    • Data destruction
    • Identity theft
    • Data theft at rest
    • Denial of Service
  5. What is the primary effect of a Denial of Service attack on authorised users?

    • Identity theft
    • Data theft in transit
    • Loss of system access
    • Data modification
  6. Which impact is most likely when a person's details are misused to open a loan in their name?

    • Data destruction
    • Identity theft
    • Data modification
    • Denial of Service
  7. Why can data manipulation harm an organisation?

    • Systems become faster
    • Backups are restored
    • Decisions become flawed
    • Networks are encrypted
  8. A hacker alters prices in an online shop database. What impact is this?

    • Identity theft
    • Denial of Service
    • Data manipulation
    • Data theft in transit
  9. A hospital's records are wiped in a cyber-attack and cannot be recovered. Which impact is this?

    • Data theft
    • Data destruction
    • Data modification
    • Denial of Service
  10. An attacker floods a website so customers cannot log in. What impact is this?

    • Data theft at rest
    • Identity theft
    • Data modification
    • Denial of service
  11. Card details are intercepted while an online order travels over the internet. What impact is this?

    • Data theft in transit
    • Identity theft
    • Data theft at rest
    • Data destruction
  12. Which characteristic applies to the impacts of cyber-attacks?

    • Attacks have single effects
    • Impacts can overlap
    • Damage is always physical
    • Impacts occur in isolation
  13. Using a staff member's login to alter pay records is an example of what?

    • Data destruction
    • Data manipulation
    • Hardware theft
    • Denial of service
  14. A former employee keeps a client list copy on a personal drive. What impact is this?

    • Data theft at rest
    • Denial of service
    • Data destruction
    • Data theft in transit
  15. What cyber-security impact completely ruins or deletes files so they are unusable?

    • Data interception
    • Data destruction
    • Data modification
    • Identity theft
  16. A school's exam results are secretly changed by an intruder. Which impact is this?

    • Data modification
    • Data destruction
    • Denial of service
    • Data theft at rest
  17. Why does data theft at rest cause serious concern even if files are ignored?

    • Networks stop functioning
    • Confidentiality is lost
    • Hardware is physically broken
    • Power supplies fail
  18. Which impact prevents customers from paying bills via a bank website?

    • Data theft in transit
    • Data manipulation
    • Identity theft
    • Denial of service
  19. Which cyber-security attack impact is typically the hardest for an organisation to detect quickly?

    • Total outage
    • Data modification
    • Hardware theft
    • File deletion
  20. Why is total data destruction especially serious for an organisation without backups?

    • Costs drop
    • Speeds increase
    • Files update
    • Operations stop

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