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1. Like Critical Data Elements, Data Ethics is described as a principle. At which levels must it be managed and followed?
Question 1A. Managed at individual level and followed at organisation levelB. Managed at organisation level and followed at individual levelC. Managed and followed only by ITD. Managed by regulators and followed by nobody in particularE. Managed and followed only at department level
2. What can happen to a company's image if Data Ethics is not taken care of properly?
Question 2A. Nothing; ethics has no reputational effectB. It improves because of reduced costsC. It can be damaged with the general publicD. It is affected only within the IT departmentE. It attracts more customers
3. Which regulatory framework is associated with the European Union in the discussion of Data Ethics?
Question 3A. GDPRB. PDPRC. PIPEDAD. Fair Processing PrinciplesE. HIPAA
4. Which country is associated with PIPEDA among the Data Ethics regulatory bodies listed?
Question 4A. MalaysiaB. USAC. European UnionD. CanadaE. Australia
5. Which of the following is listed as the Data Ethics guidance for Malaysia?
Question 5A. GDPRB. PIPEDAC. Fair Processing PrinciplesD. CCPAE. PDPR
6. What happens if an organisation does not follow all the measures asked for by data regulatory bodies?
Question 6A. It receives a warning onlyB. It can be penalised with heavy amounts as penaltiesC. It loses its BI tool licenceD. It must rebuild its data warehouseE. Nothing, as the guidance is voluntary
7. Which of the following is NOT one of the points organisations should consider when collecting, processing and storing data ethically?
Question 7A. Only necessary data should be collectedB. Data Quality should be thereC. Data Security and Privacy should be in placeD. Data should be kept indefinitely in case it is needed laterE. There should be someone with full ownership
8. Which of the following is one of the ethical considerations listed for organisations handling data?
Question 8A. Everyone should be aware of the data setB. Data should be collected as widely as possibleC. Ownership should be shared so nobody is accountableD. Data quality checks should be avoided to save costE. Data should be stored without security to ease access
9. Why is Data Ethics described as a confusing term in the data domain?
Question 9A. Because it applies only to unstructured dataB. Because it is defined differently by every BI toolC. Because many people are unsure how to ensure everyone follows ethics in their day-to-day interactions with dataD. Because no regulatory body has ever defined itE. Because it is purely a technical matter
10. According to the Data Ethics principles, on what basis does each person's level of ethical handling vary?
Question 10A. Their seniority in yearsB. Their programming skillsC. The size of the datasetD. The BI tool they useE. Their roles and responsibilities