Which of the following is a primary data collection method in cybersecurity research?

Reading government guidelines on cybersecurity policies

When collecting cybersecurity data, what should researchers consider about participants?

Their expertise, roles, and relevance to the research

What is a key limitation of using case studies in cybersecurity research?

Results are hard to replicate due to unique conditions

What distinguishes an aim from an objective in a cybersecurity project?

Aims are broad goals, while objectives are measurable actions

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1
A company simulates cyberattacks on two systems to compare security performance. This is:
Experimental, quantitative
Case study, qualitative
Secondary, inductive
Action research, qualitative
2
A researcher reviews past malware reports to identify common attack methods. This is:
Case study, qualitative
Secondary, inductive
Primary, deductive
Experimental, quantitative
3
A researcher hypothesizes all ransomware encrypts files and then tests 50 samples. This is:
Secondary, inductive
Experimental, quantitative
Case study, qualitative
Primary, deductive
4
Which of the following is a primary data collection method in cybersecurity research?
Analyzing published reports from cybersecurity firms
Reading government guidelines on cybersecurity policies
Reviewing previous academic research papers
Reading government guidelines on cybersecurity policies
5
A researcher compares stats from cyber reports to find trends. This is:
Action research, quantitative
Case study, experimental
Primary, deductive
Secondary, inductive
6
When collecting cybersecurity data, what should researchers consider about participants?
Their age and gender are the only important factors
Their expertise, roles, and relevance to the research
Their answers should be assumed to be 100% accurate
They should always be selected randomly
7
What is a key limitation of using case studies in cybersecurity research?
Case studies are always biased and lack relevance
Data is collected too quickly, making it unreliable
Case studies provide too much generalizable data
Results are hard to replicate due to unique conditions
8
A cybersecurity expert investigates a single high-profile hacking incident. This is:
Experimental, quantitative
Primary, deductive
Secondary, inductive
Case study, qualitative
9
A cybersecurity team audits security, fixes issues, and retests. This is:
Secondary, deductive
Experimental, quantitative
Action research, qualitative
Case study, inductive
10
A researcher tests if 2FA reduces account breaches using real user data. This is:
Primary, deductive
Secondary, inductive
Experimental, qualitative
Case study, qualitative
11
A researcher tests a known encryption method to verify its security. This is:
Secondary, qualitative
Primary, inductive
Primary, deductive
Case study, quantitative
12
What distinguishes an aim from an objective in a cybersecurity project?
Aims are specific, while objectives are broad
Aims focus on tasks, while objectives focus on philosophy
Aims are broad goals, while objectives are measurable actions
Aims involve research, while objectives involve real-world action
13
A researcher studies phishing reports and concludes urgent emails trick users more. This is:
Case study, qualitative
Primary, deductive
Experimental, quantitative
Secondary, inductive
14
A cybersecurity team tests an AI firewall on real threats and improves it. This is
Secondary, deductive
Case study, inductive
Experimental, quantitative
Action research, qualitative

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Questions 14

Answers

1
A company simulates cyberattacks on two systems to compare security performance. This is:
Experimental, quantitative
Case study, qualitative
Secondary, inductive
Action research, qualitative
2
A researcher reviews past malware reports to identify common attack methods. This is:
Case study, qualitative
Secondary, inductive
Primary, deductive
Experimental, quantitative
3
A researcher hypothesizes all ransomware encrypts files and then tests 50 samples. This is:
Secondary, inductive
Experimental, quantitative
Case study, qualitative
Primary, deductive
4
Which of the following is a primary data collection method in cybersecurity research?
Analyzing published reports from cybersecurity firms
Reading government guidelines on cybersecurity policies
Reviewing previous academic research papers
Reading government guidelines on cybersecurity policies
5
A researcher compares stats from cyber reports to find trends. This is:
Action research, quantitative
Case study, experimental
Primary, deductive
Secondary, inductive
6
When collecting cybersecurity data, what should researchers consider about participants?
Their age and gender are the only important factors
Their expertise, roles, and relevance to the research
Their answers should be assumed to be 100% accurate
They should always be selected randomly
7
What is a key limitation of using case studies in cybersecurity research?
Case studies are always biased and lack relevance
Data is collected too quickly, making it unreliable
Case studies provide too much generalizable data
Results are hard to replicate due to unique conditions
8
A cybersecurity expert investigates a single high-profile hacking incident. This is:
Experimental, quantitative
Primary, deductive
Secondary, inductive
Case study, qualitative
9
A cybersecurity team audits security, fixes issues, and retests. This is:
Secondary, deductive
Experimental, quantitative
Action research, qualitative
Case study, inductive
10
A researcher tests if 2FA reduces account breaches using real user data. This is:
Primary, deductive
Secondary, inductive
Experimental, qualitative
Case study, qualitative
11
A researcher tests a known encryption method to verify its security. This is:
Secondary, qualitative
Primary, inductive
Primary, deductive
Case study, quantitative
12
What distinguishes an aim from an objective in a cybersecurity project?
Aims are specific, while objectives are broad
Aims focus on tasks, while objectives focus on philosophy
Aims are broad goals, while objectives are measurable actions
Aims involve research, while objectives involve real-world action
13
A researcher studies phishing reports and concludes urgent emails trick users more. This is:
Case study, qualitative
Primary, deductive
Experimental, quantitative
Secondary, inductive
14
A cybersecurity team tests an AI firewall on real threats and improves it. This is
Secondary, deductive
Case study, inductive
Experimental, quantitative
Action research, qualitative