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1. What does the abbreviation DLP stand for?
Question 1A. Data Loss Protection or PreventionB. Data Lineage PlatformC. Data Lifecycle PolicyD. Distributed Ledger ProtocolE. Data Licensing and Permissions
2. Which department normally handles and maintains DLP in an organisation?
Question 2A. The Marketing departmentB. The Risk departmentC. The Human Resources departmentD. The Sales departmentE. The Finance department
3. According to the DLP discussion, where do all standards and policies start from?
Question 3A. Cloud providersB. Social media platformsC. Regulatory bodiesD. Internal audit teamsE. Software vendors
4. At what moment does DLP come into action?
Question 4A. When a database is first createdB. When an employee joins the organisationC. When data is archived to long-term storageD. The moment data is exposed to outsiders via the InternetE. When the annual audit begins
5. What is the stated purpose of DLP?
Question 5A. To increase the speed of data transfersB. To improve the quality and consistency of dataC. To catalogue every dataset in the organisationD. To reduce the cost of data storageE. To protect or prevent data from getting into the wrong hands
6. How has an organisation's choice about connecting to the external world changed in the DLP context?
Question 6A. In the previous era organisations could choose whether to connect; now there is no choice, they must connect to social media, the cloud and so onB. In the previous era connection was mandatory; now organisations may stay fully isolatedC. Nothing has changed: connection has always been optionalD. Organisations may now connect only through their Risk departmentE. Connection is now permitted only after regulatory approval
7. Of what is DLP described as being a part?
Question 7A. The data quality programmeB. The organisational-level security strategyC. The master data management initiativeD. The business intelligence roadmapE. The data enrichment process
8. Which of the following is NOT stated about DLP?
Question 8A. It is maintained by the Risk departmentB. It follows standards and policies to protect data from intrudersC. It is triggered only when data stays entirely inside the organisationD. Its purpose is to keep data out of the wrong handsE. It becomes relevant once data is exposed via the Internet
9. From whom must an organisation take care of its own data, according to the DLP discussion?
Question 9A. Business users and analystsB. Regulatory bodiesC. Internal auditorsD. Intruders and hackersE. Cloud providers
10. Which examples are given of external connections an organisation must now make, bringing DLP into play?
Question 10A. Connecting to a printer and a local file serverB. Connecting to an internal data warehouse and a reporting toolC. Connecting to a regulator's portal and an audit systemD. Connecting to a payroll system and an HR databaseE. Connecting to social media to pull data and connecting to the cloud