CyberSecurity and Mobility - Week 4 - Quiz

 
 1.
Cybersecurity in the mobile age is everyone’s responsibility, requiring strong partnership among ________, governments, and citizens.

• Buildings
• Governors
• Planets
• Businesses

   
2.
You can’t underestimate the power of strong partnerships and ___________ when it comes to cybersecurity.

• Leadership
• Communication
• Rules
• Apprenticeship

   
3.
In a ________ there is a blurring of the lines between the digital and the physical worlds.

• Digital photography
• Avatar
• Digital business
• Digital personality

   
4.
The _______ characterizes a typical progression of an emerging technology to its eventual position in a market.

• Hype line
• Hype curve
• Hype bicycle
• Hype diva

   
5.
___________ encompasses the phenomenon of more and more employees bringing their own IT into the workplace and using these tools for work purposes.

• IT adoption
• IT silverware
• IT consumerization
• IT purchases

   
6.
________ is an approach in which there is simple ignorance or boundless tolerance of allowing consumer IT into the workplace.

• Laissez-Faire strategy
• Singleton strategy
• Corporate strategy
• Ignoring strategy

   
7.
________________ is an approach in which organizations strive to limit or exercise tight control over the scope and number of consumer devices and applications used inside organizational boundaries.

• Laissez-Faire strategy
• Ignoring strategy
• Corporate strategy
• Authoritarian strategy

   
8.
____________ is a key element of the way work is carried out in the 21st century.

• Cruelty
• Diversity
• Intolerability
• Flexibility

   
9.
With a mobile and green high performance workplace, work is no longer performed just at a _________ location.

• Physical office
• Vacation
• Park
• Race track

   
10.
Increased competition in fast-moving global markets means that companies need flexible workers who can quickly ________.

• Adapt
• Run
• Eat
• Be unruly

   
11.
Mobile technologies have various benefits, one of which is _________.

• flexibility for employees
• high stress
• low adoption of IT
• high turnover

   
12.
Operating costs can refer to many things. Which of the following is an example of operating costs based on what you read in the MS Netherlands case study?

• Income tax
• Office lease cost
• Interest expense
• Bank fees

   
13.
Based on what you read in the MS Netherlands case study, how was the company able to retain employees and be considered an attractive employer?

• 90 days paid vacation was offered
• High workloads were the norm
• High salaries were offered
• A desired work life balance was achieved by employees

   
14.
Based on what you read in the MS Netherlands case study, the key areas of transparent view of change are (check all that apply)

• Technology
• Place
• Salary
• People

   
15.
Working from home is also referred to as _________?

• snoozing
• teleworking
• amalgamating
• commuting