Computer

What term describes physically isolating a computer or network from unsecured networks, including the internet, for security?

What term describes replacing sensitive data with realistic but fictitious data for uses like testing, while preserving format?

What term describes replacing sensitive data with a non-sensitive placeholder ('token') that maps back to the original data securely?

Which international security standard specifies requirements for establishing, implementing, and maintaining an information security management system?

Which security standard governs how organizations handling credit card information must protect cardholder data?

Which well-known 2017 ransomware attack exploited a Windows vulnerability and affected computers worldwide, including hospitals?

Which sophisticated malware, discovered around 2010, was specifically designed to target industrial control systems, notably in Iran's nuclear program?

Which term describes state-sponsored or politically motivated cyberattacks aimed at disrupting or damaging another nation's systems?

Which Indian body is specifically responsible for protecting the nation's critical information infrastructure, like power grids and banking systems?

Which regulatory body established under India's 2023 data protection law is responsible for enforcing compliance and handling grievances?

Which fraudulent scheme falsely claims a victim is under investigation, coercing them (often via video call) into transferring money out of fear?

Which emerging technology creates highly realistic but fabricated audio or video, increasingly used in scams and misinformation?

Which practice describes maintaining multiple copies of important data, ideally in different locations and formats, often called the 3-2-1 rule?

Which small distorted text or image challenge is used on websites to distinguish human users from automated bots?

Which security feature temporarily locks an account after repeated failed login attempts, to prevent brute-force attacks?

Which practice describes automatically ending an inactive user session after a set period, to reduce unauthorized access risk?

Which weak security practice involves using easily guessable personal information, like a birthdate, as a password?

Which stronger alternative to a traditional password uses a memorable sequence of unrelated words, like 'CorrectHorseBatteryStaple'?

Which basic online safety habit involves logging out of accounts, especially on shared or public computers, after use?

Which overarching term describes the everyday habits and practices individuals follow to maintain good cybersecurity, similar to personal hygiene?

Which app permission, if granted unnecessarily to a simple flashlight app, could be considered a privacy red flag?

Which practice helps reduce mobile security risk by only downloading apps from official sources like Google Play or the App Store?

Which mobile security risk arises from modifying a device's operating system to remove manufacturer restrictions, potentially weakening security?

Which security feature allows a lost or stolen smartphone to be located, locked, or wiped remotely?

Which safe practice is recommended before connecting a USB drive of unknown origin to your computer?