Digital Citizenship

If your friends are involved in cyberbullying, you should

Confidential info is information that ___ be shared outside of the company without consent

Free Wi-Fi is typically offered on a(n) ______ network.

an agreement between you and the owner of a software program

How are digital assets and digital footprints related?

a program that detects, prevents, and takes action to disarm or remove malicious software.

received an email from an unknown source that looks strange and has attachment...What do you do

Which one can be protected by copyright?

Identity theft is when someone obtains and uses someone else's data.

the act of breaking into a computer to steal information

A digital footprint is all of the info online about a person posted by that person or others, _

Protecting what is added to your digital footprint is important because

College admissions and managers use the Internet to research info about candidates for jobs

A __ in a cyberbully case may result in the offender paying restitution to the victim's family

The Fair Use rule of copyright law explains___.

Cyberbullying is protected by Freedom of Speech

Lack of downtime is one of the _____ impacts of technology on the workplace.

a company can monitor all your digital communications if you are using their device

Which of the following is a positive impact of technology on society?

Software that is provided to others with restrictions or for a certain limited trial basis

To whom should you report cyberbullying?

attaches itself to a file or program, enabling it to spread from one computer to another

Public domain has works whose intellectual property rights have extended

Stealing someone's words or ideas and presenting them as your own

Intellectual property is the works, inventions or creations of an individual, group or business

The "A" in the D.E.A.L. acronym stands for

Malware is software that has ____.

theif spends another person's money or opens a line of credit...what type of identity theft?

Is "lh@%eC@ts!" a strong password?

Using someone's social security number...what type of identity theft?