1.Question 1An employee trained to handle PII and SPII leaves confidential patient information unlocked in a public area. Which ethical principles does this violate? Select all that apply.1 pointLawsRemaining unbiasedConfidentialityPrivacy protections2.Question 2Fill in the blank: Privacy protection means safeguarding _____ from unauthorized use.1 pointcompliance processesbusiness networksdocumentationpersonal information

Question 2An organization requires its employees to complete a new data privacy training program each year to reduce the risk of a data breach. What is this training requirement an example of?1 pointPersonally identifiable information (PII)Data confidentialitySecurity controlCybersecurity Framework (CSF)

Which of the following statements accurately describe personally identifiable information (PII) and sensitive personally identifiable information (SPII)? Select all that apply.1 pointPII is any information used to infer an individual’s identity.An example of PII is someone’s phone number.Only SPII is vulnerable to identity theft.An example of SPII is someone’s biometric data.

Fill in the blank: The ethical principle of _____ involves safeguarding an organization’s human resources records that contain personal details about employees.1 pointprivacy protection non-biashonestyunlimited access

The ethical principle of _____ involves safeguarding a company database that contains sensitive information about employees.1 pointhonestyunrestricted accessnon-bias privacy protection

What ethical principle involves respecting the privacy of individuals and the confidentiality of information?Question 2Answera.Responsibilityb.Accountabilityc.confidentialityd.Integrity