Which classifications of data must be encrypted if they are to be taken outside of Sky on a computer memory device? (Select all that apply)
A. Secret
B. Confidential
C. Restricted
D. Public
Are you allowed to send Sky ‘Restricted’ data to your personal email account? (Select one answer)
A. No
B. Yes, if the data is encrypted
C. Yes, if I never forward it on
D. Yes, if it is my personal @sky.com email address
If a Sky colleague sends you ‘Restricted’ or higher classified data from their external personal email account then should you treat it as a breach of Sky’s security? (Select one answer)
B. No, but only if the data is encrypted
C. No, if the data was only sent to Sky people
D. Yes
Which Sky policy fully explains the process and punishment that Sky staff may face for breaching Sky’s policies and rules? (Select one answer)
A. Data Breach Policy
B. Technology Security Policy
C. Conduct Policy
D. Acceptable Use Policy
Which clues show that the website in the picture might be a phishing attack? (Select all that apply)
A. The browser is displaying a warning
B. There is no obvious website certificate or padlock
C. The address in the URL bar points to the wrong domain
D. There are spelling and formatting errors on the page
What must you NOT do if you receive a chain mail? (Select all that apply)
A. Reply to it
B. Forward it on
C. Open its attachments
D. Ignore it and delete it
Sky customers have Broadband Shield to protect themselves from unsuitable content, but do Sky people have the same protection at work? (Select one answer)
A. Yes, with Broadband Shield
B. Yes, with the Internet Content Filter
C. Yes, with McAfee Anti-virus
D. No
How often do you agree to abide by Sky’s Acceptable Use Policy? (Select one answer)
A. Never
B. Once per year when I do the Data Protection course
C. Every time I use a Sky computer or network
D. Only when I joined the company
Are you protected if you use the same password across many Internet websites? (Select one answer)
A. No, you should have a unique password for every site
B. Yes, if the websites do nothing confidential
C. Yes, if the password which is shared is very secure
D. Yes, all the time
Where must your Sky pass card be when you are in a Sky office? (Select all that apply)
A. With you at all times
B. Worn so that it is visible to others
C. Left in your laptop smart card slot
D. Safe in your handbag or pocket
What is a “zero day” vulnerability? (Select one answer)
A. A known vulnerability that is not being exploited by attackers
B. An undisclosed vulnerability that attackers are exploiting
C. A vulnerability that is waiting for a patch to be released
D. A vulnerability that causes no harm if attackers exploit it
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