Which statement describes the security risk of installing games on an organizations system?

		The games may not be compatible with the operating system version.
		The software may contain a piece of malicious code capable of opening a backdoor.
		The users may play during work hours instead of during breaks.
		The games may take up too much memory on the computer and slow down processing making it difficult to work.

Which statement describes one of the simplest and least costly ways to protect against emanations being picked up by an attacker?

		Purchase shielded equipment.
		Place enough distance between the target and the attacker.
		Use a Faraday cage.
		Encrypt the emanations.

Which statement identifies the best defense to prevent information from being obtained in a shoulder surfing attack?

Small shields should be installed to block the view of a users entry into a keypad.

The keypad system should be designed with scrambled numbers to help make shoulder surfing more difficult.

Cameras should be installed over the keypad to record the area and the person entering the information.

Users should be aware of their surroundings and not allow individuals to get into a position from which they can observe what the user is entering.

Which statement describes how shoulder surfing is accomplished?

		An attacker attempts to find little bits of information in a target trash can.
		An attacker directly observes the target entering sensitive information on a form, keypad, or keyboard.
		An attacker follows closely behind a person who has just used their own access card or PIN to gain physical access to a room or building.
		An attacker masquerades as a trusted entity in an e-mail or instant message sent to a large group of often random users.

Which strategy identifies one of the most common, least effective, and most dangerous security practices?

		Choosing poor passwords
		Using encrypted signatures
		Being too customer-focused
		Hiding your employee badge

Which term describes a legal document used to describe a bilateral agreement between parties?

		Business partnership agreement (BPA)
		Interconnection security agreement (ISA)
		Service level agreement (SLA)
		Memorandum of understanding (MOU)