PCI
BSA
Random
Social Engineering
UDAAP
100

What does PCI stand for?

Payment Card Industry

100

What is the main purpose of the BSA?

To detect and prevent money laundering

100

What element has the chemical symbol 'O'?

Oxygen

100

How can you prevent social engineering attacks?

By being skeptical of unexpected requests and verifying identities

100

Can abusive practices involve taking advantage of a consumer’s lack of understanding? Why?

Yes. Materially interferes with the consumer’s ability to understand a term or condition of a product or service 

200

What is the main purpose of PCI DSS?

To reduce cardholder fraud by securing cardholder data

200

What does AML stand for in BSA/AML compliance?

Anti-Money Laundering

200

Who was the first President of Colombia?

General Simón Bolívar

200

What is social engineering in cybersecurity?

Manipulating people into giving up confidential information

200

What should a company do to avoid UDAAP violations?  

Ensure marketing and disclosures are clear, accurate, and not misleading

300

True or False: Only large companies need to follow PCI DSS

Correct answer: False
All businesses that store, process, or transmit credit card data must comply, regardless of size.

300

How often must BSA/AML training be provided to employees?

Annually

300

Who painted the Mona Lisa?

Leonardo da Vinci

300

What is vishing?

Voice phishing – using phone calls to trick victims

300

Who can be affected by UDAAP violations?

Any consumer engaging with a financial product or service

400

Which of the following is considered sensitive cardholder data?

A. Cardholder's favorite color
B. 16-digit credit card number
C. Customer's ZIP code only
D. Cardholder’s birthday  

B. 16-digit credit card number 16-digit credit card number

400

Who is required to comply with the BSA?

Financial institutions

400

How many continents are there on Earth?

Seven 

Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Australia

400

Why is social engineering effective?

Because it exploits human trust and behavior rather than technical flaws

400
Provide 2 examples of UDAAP

1. Collecting or assessing fees not authorized by the agreement

2. Failing to post payments timely or properly or crediting a customer’s account that the consumer submitted on time and charging late fees to that consumer

3. Taking possession of property without the legal right to do so

4. Misrepresenting terms or conditions of an account

5. Inconsistently applying institution policies

500

Which of these is a basic PCI DSS requirement?

A. Let employees write down card numbers on sticky notes
B. Use strong passwords and update software
C. Save all customer card data forever
D. Share customer card info by email

B. Use strong passwords and update software

500

Name the 3 stages of Money Laundering

Placement, Layering, Integration

500

What is the capital of Canada?

Ottawa

500

What is tailgating in social engineering?

Following someone into a restricted area without proper access

500

What does UDAAP stand for?

Unfair, Deceptive, or Abusive Acts or Practices