What is personal data?

Personal data is any piece of information that someone can use to identify, with some degree of accuracy, a living person. For example, the e-mail address of an employee of a company is considered personal data, because it indicates that that person works for the company.

Personal data is a specific set of “special categories” that holds a stronger law protection, and must be treated with extra security, upon specific approval of the subject which that data refers to.

Select the correct answer related to the concept of Security Patches

It is an important part of cybersecurity in business as it helps to avoid vulnerability gaps in the company's systems, by updating all their equipment and devices. This includes computer applications and operating systems, electronic equipment firmware and anti-malware software

It is an important part of cybersecurity that includes storing documents securely, locking them in a room or cabinet, limiting the physical access to sensitive data, deleting information correctly and shredding sensitive data documents when they are no longer needed.

Regarding to Cybersecurity at user level, why is important an End-user training?

It is not that important, as the end-user is only the one affected by cybercrime and has no choice but to install a good antivirus

End-user training is important because it addresses the most unpredictable cyber security factor - people

Which is the difference between antivirus and anti-malware?

They both refer to software designed to detect, protect and remove malicious software

Just an anti-malware can detect malicious software, an antivirus is specifically designed to just remove the threat from the computer

Select the correct option about Protecting Wireless Networks

When you buy a Wi-Fi router, it has a default name and password. These are very easy to hack, so you should change them. In addition, the router has an administrator password that allows you to change and manage the router's settings, you should also change this password

If your wireless network is not secure, there are significant risks. For example, a hacker could intercept any data you send or receive, access your shared files, hijack your Internet connection and exhaust your bandwidth or download limit