What is a Data Breach?
How do Data Breaches happen?
Responding to a Data Breach
Legal Consequences?
How can it be prevented?
100

What is a Data Breach?

When an unauthorized person views, alters, or steals secured data.
100

What is the first step in protecting yourself from data breaches?

Understand how they happen

100

When dealing with a breach, BLANK is the best policy.

Honesty

100

Regulatory fines imposed after a data breach can BLANK the financial damage done during the breach.

Easily Exceed 

100

Makes data breaches improbable or unlikely to occur.

Countermeasures

200

Losing a single record averages how much money?

$145

200

Ways of attacking a target.

Attack Vectors

200

The plan a company already has, so that they can get back to normal after a breach is called what?

Business continuity planning

200

Requires security precautions for government agencies.

Federal Information Security Managements Act

200

Examines traffic passing through an internal network system to identify possible attacks.

Network Intrusion Detection System

300

There is a 1 in BLANK chance your organization will lose 10,000 records in the next two years.

1 in 5 chance

300

When the Target attack of 2013 occurred, how many credit cards were stolen and sold?

2 Million

300

Pick the most correct answer: When reporting a breach to the media, should you either, A: Notify local reporters. B: Send emails to a small amount of affected people.

A: Notify local reporters.

300

Fines are only applicable if how many records were stolen?

10,000

300
Designed to prevent sensitive data to be released to to unauthorized persons.

Data Loss Prevention Systems

400

What percentage of data breaches happen in America?

75%

400

Attacking a third party system, so that you can break in to the main system of your real target.

Spear Phishing 

400

Staff from the legal and public relations department, as well as executives and system administrators is part of what?

Computer Security Incident Response Team

400

Set of rules with industry standards for securely storing card payment information.

Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard

400

Organizations should appoint a BLANK to ensure sufficient executive support is given to the system.

Chief Information Security Officer

500

Hackers are most likely looking for BLANK, to be able to identify a persons information.

Personal Identifiable Information (PII)

500

How much money was spent by Credit Unions issuing new cards after the Target attack of 2013?

$200 Million

500

What is the most important thing to do after a breach?

Respond quickly!

500

Provides protection for student education records.

FERPA

500

#1 way to prevent a data breach?

Plan for it