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MIS 2201 Final Exam Questions and 100%Correct Verified Solutions| Latest Update
What-if Analysis - Answer Analysis to evaluate various alternatives to a problem.
Computer Mistakes - Answer Errors
Failures
Causes of Computer Mistakes - Answer 1. Unclear expectations
2. Inadequate training
3. Program development errors
4. Incorrect input by clerk
Preventing Computer-related mistakes - Answer 1. Establishing
2. Implementing
3. Monitoring
4. Reviewing
of policies and procedures
Key factors in procedures - Answer 1. Good training programs.
2. All new applications are approved.
3. Documents of applications be filed to a central office for authorization.
4. System controls for invalid input (input, output, and security controls)
,Meaning of Monitoring policies and prodcedures - Answer Implement internal audits to
measure actual results against goals. Audits track time employees spend on non-work -
related web sites.
E-Government act of 2002 - Answer Requires federal agencies to post privacy policies on
their website.
RFID Tags - Answer microchips under people's skin, or on clothing or car keys for
tracking.
Occupational Stress - Answer anxieties about job insecurity, loss of control,
incompetence.
SIT (seated immobility thromboembolism) - Answer formation of blood clots in the legs
or lungs
RSI (repetitive strain injury) - Answer injury or disorder of the muscles, nerves, tendons,
ligaments, or joints caused by repetitive motion.
CTS (carpal tunnel syndrome) - Answer inflammation of the nerve that connects the
forearm to the palm of the wrist.
Code of Ethics - Answer States the principles and core values essential to a set of people,
and therefore, govern their behavior. Can be a reference point for weighing what is legal
and ethical.
Privacy - Answer The right to be left alone or to be withdrawn from public view.
,BYOD (bring your own device) - Answer business policy that permits employees to use
their own mobile devices to access company computing resources and applications.
Types of Security Threats - Answer Ransomware, viruses, worms, trojan horses, blended
threat, spam, phishing, spear-phishing, smishing, vishing, identity theft, cyberspionage
Ransomware - Answer malware that stops you from using your computer and asks for
demands before letting you use your computer again.
Virus - Answer piece of code that causes computer to behave in an unexpected manner.
Worms - Answer harmful program that resides in active memory and duplicates itself.
Can spread without intervention.
Trojan Horse - Answer seemingly harmless program in which malicious code is hidden.
Creates a "backdoor" on computer enabling attack gain future access.
Blended Threat - Answer Combination of virus, worm, trojan horse, and other bad
codes.
Spam - Answer Use of email system to send unsolicited email to large numbers of
people.
CAN-SPAM Act - Answer It is legal to send spam as long as messages meets 3 basic
requirements.
CAPTCHA - Answer automated public turing test to tell computers and humans apart.
Ex: enter weird code that is in picture that only humans can see.
, Phishing - Answer Act of fraudulently using email to try to get the recipient to reveal
personal data.
Spear-phishing - Answer fraudulent emails are sent to certain employees. Look like they
come from high-level executives.
Smishing - Answer variation of phishing that uses texting
Vishing - Answer victims receive voice mail message telling them to call a phone
number.
Cyberespionage - Answer Development of malware that secretly steals data in the
computer systems of organizations, agencies, and firms.
Cyberterrorism - Answer intimidation of gov. of civilian population by using information
technology to disable critical national infrastructure.
Firewall - Answer system of software, hardware, or a combination of both that stands
guard between an organization's internal network and the internet and limits networks
based on the organization's access policy.
NGFW (next generation firewall) - Answer security system that is able to detect and
block sophisticated attacks by filtering network traffic on packet content.
Security Audit - Answer Evaluates whether organization has well-considered security
policy in place.
IDS (Intrusion Detection System) - Answer Notifies network security personnel when it
detects network traffic that attempts to circumvent security measures.
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