Cyber Security beginner-level MCQs for basic concepts, threats, and protection methods.
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The correct answer is Hash verification. It means using cryptographic hashes to prove evidence copies match originals.
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The correct answer is Risk mitigation. It means reducing risk through safeguards or process changes.
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The correct answer is Disinformation. It means false information intentionally spread to mislead.
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The correct answer is Forensic soundness. It means following methods that preserve evidence reliability and admissibility.
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The correct answer is Risk acceptance. It means formally deciding to tolerate a risk.
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The correct answer is Misinformation. It means false information spread without necessarily intending harm.
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The correct answer is Incident artifact. It means a digital trace such as log entry, file, registry key, or network record.
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The correct answer is Risk transfer. It means shifting risk to another party, such as through insurance or outsourcing.
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The correct answer is Secure Wi-Fi use. It means avoiding unsafe wireless connections and using encryption where possible.
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The correct answer is Critical infrastructure. It means essential systems such as power, water, healthcare, or communications.
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The correct answer is Computer forensics. It means analysis of desktops, laptops, servers, and storage devices.
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The correct answer is Risk avoidance. It means eliminating an activity that creates risk.
