Cyber Security Awareness Test

Cyber Security Awareness

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1. Someone you don’t know adds you on Facebook and sends a message asking for government information. What should you do?

A. Forward the request to your supervisor

B. Reply and ask why they need it

C. Block and report the sender

D. Share only general information

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2. While browsing government websites, you suddenly see a pop-up asking for personal details to continue. What is the best response?

A. Fill out the form with your details

B. Reload the page and try again

C. Enter only your name

D. Close the pop-up and report it if suspicious

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3. You receive a message on WhatsApp from an unknown number claiming you won a lottery. What should you do?

A. Forward it to friends to check

B. Reply and ask for details

C. Ignore and delete the message

D. Click the link to claim your prize

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4. Your mobile phone, which contains official government emails, gets stolen. What should you do first?

A. Change all passwords and report the incident to IT/security

B. Buy a new phone and restore old data

C. Wait and see if the thief returns it

D. Ignore the issue and continue working on another device

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5. You see a USB flash drive left on your office desk with a label "Important Documents." What should you do?

A. Keep it in your desk for later use

B. Plug it into your computer to check the contents

C. Take it to IT Security for scanning

D. Give it to a colleague to check on their computer

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6. Your office IT team informs you about a new mandatory security software update. What should you do?

A. Ask a colleague if they installed it first

B. Install the update as soon as possible

C. Ignore the update

D. Postpone the update to avoid interruptions

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7. Your computer suddenly starts running very slowly, and pop-ups appear frequently. What should you do?

A. Restart and hope the issue goes away

B. Run a full antivirus scan and report it to IT

C. Ignore the problem

D. Delete all files to free up space

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8. You finish using your office computer and need to leave your desk for a meeting. What is the best security practice?

A. Keep the computer unlocked so you can resume work quickly

B. Ask a colleague to watch your screen while you're away

C. Shut down the computer every time you leave

D. Lock the screen (Windows + L or Ctrl + Alt + Del → Lock) before leaving

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9. You are working on a confidential government document, and you need to take it home to finish it. What is the safest way to do this?

A. Save it on a USB drive and take it home

B. Print it out and take the papers home

C. Email the document to your personal email account

D. Use an official government-approved cloud storage system or secure VPN

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10. You are in a coffee shop and urgently need to send an official email. The only available internet is a free public Wi-Fi. What should you do?

A. Connect and send the email immediately

B. Ask the café owner if their Wi-Fi is safe

C. Avoid sending any sensitive information over public Wi-Fi

D. Use a VPN or your mobile hotspot to send the email securely

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11. You are at a conference, and someone asks to use your office laptop for a quick task. What should you do?

A. Share your credentials so they can log in

B. Let them use it, but keep an eye on them

C. Allow them to use it under supervision

D. Politely refuse and explain that it's for government use only

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12. Your computer screen suddenly turns blue, and a message says your files are encrypted. What should you do?

A. Try to fix the issue yourself

B. Restart your computer immediately

C. Call IT security and report a ransomware attack

D. Pay the ransom to regain access

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13. You are about to attend an online government meeting via Zoom/Google Meet. What is the best security practice?

A. Ensure that only authorized attendees have access and use a password-protected meeting

B. Share the meeting link publicly so more people can join

C. Allow anyone who requests access to join the meeting

D. Keep your microphone and camera on at all times

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14. You receive an email with an attachment labeled "Urgent Meeting Notes" from an unknown sender. What should you do?

A. Delete it and report it to IT if suspicious

B. Forward it to a colleague for verification

C. Reply and ask who sent it

D. Open it to check if it's important

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15. Your computer suddenly displays a message that your files are locked and you must pay money to unlock them. What should you do?

A. Pay the ransom to recover your files

B. Restart the computer and hope the problem goes away

C. Immediately report the issue to IT support

D. Try to fix it by searching for solutions online

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16. A colleague asks for your email password because they need to check something urgent while you are away. What should you do?

A. Allow them to use your account since they are a trusted colleague

B. Write it down and leave it on your desk for them

C. Politely refuse and advise them to contact IT for access

D. Share the password but change it later

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17. You receive an SMS from an unknown sender asking for your national ID number. What should you do?

A. Share only if they claim to be from a government office

B. Reply immediately with your details

C. Send your name only

D. Ignore and report the message

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18. What is a good habit for keeping official files safe?

A. Keep a copy on a personal pen drive

B. Email them to yourself for quick access

C. Print and keep them in your desk drawer

D. Store them only on your work computer

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19. You find a mobile app claiming to provide easy access to government services but is not listed in any official government sources. What should you do?

A. Trust the app if it has good reviews

B. Download and install the app

C. Ask colleagues if they have used it

D. Check if the app is listed on an official government website

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20. What is the best way to protect government systems from cyber threats?

A. Avoid using technology as much as possible

B. Ignore security warnings on your computer

C. Be careful and follow cybersecurity policies

D. Only rely on IT staff for security

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