A security professional is updating software on a coworker’s computer and happens to see a very interesting email about another employee. The security professional chooses to follow company guidelines with regards to privacy protections and does not share the information with coworkers. Which concept does this scenario describe?1 pointBusiness email compromiseSecurity controlsPreserving evidenceSecurity ethics

For the handling of confidential information at a corporation, which of the following would not be an advisable procedure to use? *1 pointHave employees not open suspicious emails with attachmentsHave employees shred confidential information when finished with itHave employees lock their computer screens once they leave their desksHave employees connect their personal devices to the network

Question 3Fill in the blank: A security professional has been tasked with implementing safeguards to reduce suspicious activity on their company's network. They use _____ to help them reduce this type of risk.1 pointpublic websites private informationsecurity controlssecurity ethics

An organization's IT administrator accidentally stumbles upon personal emails between employees that contain confidential information. What should the administrator do?1.0 MarksReport the accidental access to the organization's legal departmentShare the information with colleagues for amusement Blackmail employees using the sensitive informationDelete the emails to cover up the accidental accessRead and use the information to address potential issues

A security professional closely examines their organization’s network, then evaluates potential risks to the network. Their goal is to ensure internal safeguards and processes are effective. What security concept does this scenario describe?1 pointCompliance regulationsSecurity recommendationsControls assessmentCommunicating results

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