1. Information security is primarily a discipline to manage the behavior of . A.Technology B. People C. Processes D. Organizations: Ans- People 2. Careers in information security are booming because of which of the follow- ing factors? A.Threats of cyberterrorism B. Government regulations C. Growth of the Internet D. All of these: Ans- All of these 2 / 17 3. A program for information security should include which of the following elements? A. Security policies and procedures B. Intentional attacks only C. Unintentional attacks only D. None of these: Ans- Security policies and procedures Explanation: Answer A is correct. The Carnegie Melon Information Network Institute (INI) designed programs to carry out multiple tasks including Information Security Policies. 4. The growing demand for InfoSec specialists is occurring predominantly in which of the following types of organizations? A. Government B. Corporations C. Not-for-profit foundations D. All of these: Ans- D. All of these 5. The concept of the measures used to ensure the protection of the secrecy of data, objects, or resources.: Ans- Confidentiality 3 / 17 6. A catchall safe rating for any box with a lock on it. This rating describes the thickness of the steel used to make the lockbox. No actual testing is performed to gain this rating.: B-Rate Safe Rating 7. This safe rating is defined as a variably thick steel box with a 1-inch-thick door and a lock. No tests are conducted to provide this rating, either.: CRate Safe Rating 8. Safes with an Underwriters Laboratory rating that have passed standardized tests as defined in Underwriters Laboratory Standard 687 using tools and an expert group of safe-testing engineers. The safe rating label requires that the safe be constructed of 1-inch solid steel or equivalent. The label means that the safe has been tested for a net working time of 15 minutes using "common hand tools, drills, punches hammers, and pressure applying devices." Net working time means that when the tool comes off the safe, the clock stops.