Our information security and privacy efforts will always be 100% effective and foolproof.

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True

False

Individual states can have laws that are more lenient and less protective of personal privacy than U.S. federal laws.

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True

False

Individual states may have laws that require or prohibit:

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encryption

breach notification

data disposal

phishing

spyware

identity theft

All of the above

A and C only

Superior technology skills are the main reason why cybercriminals are so successful.

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True

False

In terms of cybercrime, we should only be concerned about security measures in the digital world.

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True

False

Digital currency is making it more difficult to commit cybercrime.

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True

False

In preventing payment card fraud, it is safer to use debit cards than credit cards.

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True

False

People's password practices make it easier for criminals to obtain them.

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True

False

Ransomware attacks only happen to very large, wealthy corporations.

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True

False

One reason for an FTC enforcement action is when a company has "over-promised" about the information security and privacy procedures it has in place.

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True

False

Any kind of case can be brought in federal court.

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True

False

Meeting the requirement of "standing" presents a significant issue in having data breach cases heard in federal courts.

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True

False

Information security and privacy cases have covered:

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Internet tracking

collection of information without consent

sharing information with third parties

user information

websites

flaws in software

All of the above

C and D only

One of the key factors in whether a company will be lialble for failures in information security and privacy is whether the company took reasonable measures to protect its information.

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True

False

Just answer no explanation needed