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Four information system types based on their sphere of influence include interorganizational, personal, enterprise, and
the people, processes, and human structure components are fully addressed
Managers of the business functions most affected by a new information system have a key responsibility to ensure that
Leavitt's Diamond
_______________ is a model used to introduce new systems into the workplace in a manner that lowers stress, encourages teamwork, and increases the probability of a successful implementation.
True
(T/F) The contemporary view of information systems is that they are often so intimately involved in an organization's value chain that they are part of the process itself. True or False?
guarantees that only the most current technology solutions will be employed
Which of the following is not a benefit associated with creating a strategic plan?
business unit strategy
Four drivers that set the information strategy and determine information system investments include corporate strategy, technology innovations, innovative thinking, and
cost center, business partner, and game changer
Three ways IS organization can be perceived by the rest of the organization that influence IS strategy are
ability to work in a static, boring environment where there is little change
Which of the following are non-technical skills not commonly associated with an effective Information system worker?
new career possibilities and a potential increase in salary
Two potential benefits of obtaining a certification in an IS subject area are:
False
The growth of the Internet of Things is helping to curb the number of cyberattacks. True or False?
careless insider
The perpetrator most likely to be the cause of a cyberattack is the _______________.
attack vector
A(n) ______________ is the technique used to gain unauthorized access to a device or a network.
attack vector
A blended threat, phishing, and virus are all examples of a(n)
ransomware
A form of cyberattack that is estimated to occur every 10 seconds against an individual in the U.S. is _______________.
legal consequences
One of the consequences of a successful cyberattack that can lead to monetary penalties for organizations that fail to comply with data protection regulations is _______________.
Stored Wire and Electronic Communications and Transactional Records Access Statute
A federal law that focuses on unlawful access to stored communications to obtain, alter, or prevent authorized access to a wire or electronic communication while it is in electronic storage.
organizational, network, application, and end user
Organizations must take strong measures to ensure secure, private, and reliable computing experiences for their employees, customers, and business partners.
True
Each user should conduct a security self-assessment test. True or False
eight
There are _______________ steps that must be taken to perform a thorough security risk assessment.
follow-up
Five actions an organization must take in the event of a successful cyberattack include incident notification, protection of evidence and activity logs, incident containment, eradication, and incident
managed security
An organization that monitors, manages, and maintains computer and network security for other organizations is called a ________ ____________ service provider.
law
Computer forensics is a discipline that combines elements of ______ and computer science.
False
(T/F) Acting in an ethical manner and acting in a legal manner will always lead to the same actions. True or False?
The employees' tendency to act in a manner that seems ethical to them will be suppressed and instead they will act in a manner that will protect them from punishment.
_______________ is not a benefit of promoting a work environment in which employees are encouraged to act ethically.
develop a problem statement
The _______________ step in the ethical decision-making process is considered the most critical.
True
(T/F) The primary intent of a code of ethics is to define desired behavior. True or False?
a code can provide an answer to every ethical dilemma
The fact that _______________ is not a benefit that can be expected from following a professional code of ethics.
although numerous laws have been implemented over time, no single overarching national data privacy policy has been developed in the United States
A key difference between the U.S. and EU fair information practices is that _______________.
health
Three subject areas where federal statutes have been implemented to protect the personal data of U.S. citizens include financial data, children's personal data, and _________ information.
True
(T/F) One means of ensuring that you are interacting with a secure Web site is to look for a Web address beginning with https. True or False?
True
(T/F) There is a concern by some people who belong to a particular ethnic, religious, or social group that surveillance data collected by the government could be used to identify and target them and their associates. True or False?
True
(T/F) The NSA is required to obtain permission from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) to access the telephone metadata records of U.S. citizens, which are now held by telecommunication companies rather than by the government. True or False?
First Amendment
The right to freedom of expression is one of the most important rights for free people in the United States. The _______________ was adopted to guarantee this right and others.
It must request birth date and a confirming social security number.
Which of the following statements about any website that caters to children is not true?
The Children's Internet Protection
A_______________ Act was written to protect children from pornography on the Internet but was ruled unconstitutional.
False
(T/F) Safety-critical systems are easy to learn and use because they perform quickly and efficiently, they meet their users' needs, and they operate safely and reliably. True or False?
extreme measures must be taken to identify and remove defects starting at the very earliest stages of software development
The process of building software for safety-critical systems takes much longer and is much more expensive because _______________.
False
(T/F) The builders of safety-critical systems must determine when they have completed sufficient testing and sign off their approval to release the product. This is typically an easy and straight-forward decision. True or False?
bus
The primary hardware component of a computer responsible for routing data and instructions to and from the various components of a computer is the
Input/Output Devices
provide data and instructions to the computer and receive results from it.
grid computing relies on a community of computers acting together
A key difference between grid computing, multiprocessing, and parallel processing is that _______________.
single-user portable computer
A _______________ is a class of computer used by people on the move to run personal productivity software, access the Internet, read and prepare email and instant messages, play games, listen to music, access corporate applications and databases, and enter data at the point of contact.
Server, mainframe, and supercomputer
_______________ are three subclasses of computers associated with the multiple-user computer.
multiple-user computer
The class of computer used to support workgroups from a small department of two or three workers to large organizations with tens of thousands of employees and millions of customers is the
4
A data center designed to have an expected annual downtime of less than 30 minutes and able to handle a power outage of up to four days is a tier _______________ data center.
Combating global climate change
_______________ is not a specific goal of green computing.
system
The two basic types of software are application software and _____________ software.
False
The operating system plays no role in controlling access to system resources to provide a high level of security against unauthorized access to the users' data and programs as well as record who is using the system and for how long. True or False?
Increase in the number of software licenses that must be purchased
Which of the following is not associated with the implementation of server virtualization?
Service-oriented architecture
_______________ is a software design approach based on the use of discrete pieces of software (modules) to provide specific functions (such as displaying a customer's bill statement) as services to other applications.
enterprise
is a class of software used to meet organization-wide business needs and typically shares data with other enterprise applications used within the organization.
The initial cost of the off-the-shelf software is likely greater.
When comparing off-the-shelf software to proprietary software, which of the following statements is not true:
The SaaS subscriber must manage service levels and availability, so there may be a need to add hardware, software, or communications capacity as the number of users increases.
Which of the following is not a true statement about the software as a service model.
single-user
Spreadsheet, word processor, and graphics presentation software are used in the _____________ sphere of influence.
games
Programming languages are commonly used to perform data analysis and build application software, system software, embedded systems, Web sites, and
single-user
The three primary types of end user license agreements are individual/multiuser, network/multiuser, and
Open-source software
_______________ is a form of software that is distributed, typically for free, with the source code studied, changed, and improved solely by the original developers.
True
An organization may require high-quality data to avoid fines and penalties for non-conformance to regulatory requirements. True or False?
True
_______________ provide data and instructions to the computer and receive results from it.
record
A collection of attributes about a specific entity is a _______________.
entity
A(n) _____________ is a person, place, or thing (object) for which data is collected, stored, and maintained.
file and attribute
A _______________ is a collection of similar entities while a(n) _______________ is a characteristic of an entity.
database data normalization and data cleansing
Which of the following is not a function of the database management system _______________?
False
A database and a database management system are the same thing. True or False?
database schema
A collection of instructions and commands to define and describe data and relationship in a specific database is a _______________.
data cleansing
The process of detecting and then correcting or deleting incomplete, incorrect, inaccurate, or irrelevant records that reside in a database is called _______________.
False
In the design of a database, it is not necessary to know how long the data must be stored. True or False?
False
The use of primary keys and foreign keys make it impossible to define relationships between the data in two tables of a relational database. True or False?
eliminate data redundancies and ensure data dependencies make sense
The purpose of data normalization is to _______________.
ACID
properties of SQL databases help ensure the integrity of data in the database.
The customer has complete responsibility for database security access and database backup.
Which of the following is not an advantage associated with database-as-a-service (DaaS)?
False
Data governance is a subset of data management. True or False?
True
One of the driving reasons behind the need for data management is to manage risk associated with the misstatement of financial data. True or False?
database administrator
The individual who is responsible for planning, designing, creating, operating, securing, monitoring, and maintaining databases is the
decide which database technology should be used
Which of the following is not a key responsibility of the data governance team?
Veracity
is a measure of the quality of big data.
variety
The fact that big data comes in many formats and may be structured or unstructured is an indicator of its
True
Choosing what data to store and where and how to store the data are two key challenges associated with big data. True or False?
Which format the data should be stored in
_______________ is not a key challenge associated with big data.
data warehouse
A _______________ is a large database that holds business information from many sources in the enterprise, covering all aspects of the company's processes, products, and customers.
extract
The goal of the ___________ step of the ETL process is to take the source data from all the various sources and convert it into a single format suitable for processing.
NoSQL
A _______________ database enables hundreds or even thousands of servers to operate on the data, providing faster response times for queries and updates.
NoSQL database and relational database
A _______________ differs from a _______________ in that it provides a means to store and retrieve data that is modelled using some means other than the simple two-dimensional tabular relations.
Map/Reduce program
The _______________ component of the Hadoop environment is composed of a Procedure that performs filtering and sorting and a method that performs a summary operation.
it provides access to data at rates much faster than storing data on some form of secondary storage
The primary advantage associated with the use of an in-memory database to process big data is that _______________.
BI is used to analyze historical data to tell what happened or is happening right now in your business while analytics employs algorithms to determine relationships among data to develop predictions of what will happen in the future
The primary difference between business intelligence and analytics is that _______________
data scientist
An individual who combines strong business acumen, a deep understanding of analytics, and a healthy appreciation of the limitations of their data, tools, and techniques to deliver real improvements in decision making is a(n) _______________.
optimization, descriptive analytics, and text and video analysis, simulation, and predictive analytics
The five broad categories of BI/analytics techniques include _______________.
regression analysis and visual analytics
Two specific BI/analytics techniques that are in the general category of descriptive analytics are _______________.
predictive analytics
Data mining and time series belong in the general category of _______________ of BI/analytics.
optimization
Genetic algorithm and linear programming belong in the _______________ general category of BI/analytics.
True
While there are three key components that must be in place for an organization to get real value from its BI and analytics efforts, the one that is first and foremost is the existence of a solid data management program. True or False?
False
Encouragement of self-service analytics almost assuredly will eliminate the risk of erroneous analysis and reporting and the problem of different analyses yielding inconsistent conclusions. True or False?
It places valuable data in the hands of end users.
Which of the following is not a disadvantage of self-service analytics?
star network
A network topology in which all network devices connect to one another through a single central device called the hub node is a_______________.
Personal area network
_______________ is a wireless network that connects information technology devices close to one person.
WAN
A network that connects large geographic regions is a _______________.
Lower latency, greater bandwidth, and ability to support more devices.
A 5G network will have the following advantages over a 4G network:
the risk of human error is reduced, overall network support and operations costs are reduced, and new applications can be made available sooner
Three advantages associated with a software-defined network include _______________.
IP
_______________ specifies how to address and route each packet to make sure it reaches the desired destination.