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NDI Digital Resilience Training
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1
What is the safest way to access sensitive information remotely?
Public Wi-Fi without encryption
A shared computer
An internet café
Using a VPN
2
Which tool can be used for file encryption?
Google Drive
Signal
VeraCrypt
ProtonVPN
3
How often should digital security policies be reviewed?
Every two years
Annually or after a significant threat
Only after a breach
Never
4
Training staff regularly on digital security practices reduces the risk of breaches.
False
True
5
Which tool can help scan and remove malware from devices?
Tor Browser
Signal
WhatsApp
Bitdefender
6
What should be the first step when a security breach is detected?
Pay any ransom demanded
Continue working as normal
Inform the media
Disconnect infected systems from the network
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What should you do if you receive an email requesting sensitive information?
Verify the source before taking any action
Delete it without reading
Respond immediately
Click the link to check if it's valid
8
What is the main purpose of digital security?
To protect digital assets and communications
To limit access to Wi-Fi
To monitor online activity
To create a backup of all files
9
Digital security is only important for large organizations.
False
True
10
What could happen if a CSO fails to comply with data protection laws in Uganda?
Public praise
Fine or operational restrictions
None of the above
Access to more funding
11
Which is an effective method for securing communications?
Storing passwords on a shared document
Utilizing end-to-end encryption tools
Using a public network
Ignoring all email communications
12
CSOs in Uganda are legally required to protect the personal data of their beneficiaries.
True
False
13
Which of the following is a common threat faced by CSOs?
File backups
Software updates
Phishing attacks
Browser notifications
14
Encrypted email services like ProtonMail protect the content of your emails.
False
True
15
Storing passwords in a shared document is a safe practice.
False
True
16
Which act governs digital data protection in Uganda?
Data Protection and Privacy Act
The Digital Communications Act
Cybersecurity Regulation Act
ICT Compliance Act
17
Paying a ransom guarantees that your data will be unlocked.
False
True
18
Why is digital security important for CSOs?
To ensure staff communication is monitored
To manage finances effectively
To protect sensitive information and maintain credibility
To attract more donors
19
How can you protect your devices from malware?
Install antivirus software
Use a public Wi-Fi network
Open email attachments from unknown sources
Avoid using strong passwords
20
What type of data are CSOs most likely to handle under Uganda’s Data Protection Act?
Election monitoring data
Personal data of beneficiaries
Public social media posts
Entertainment content
21
An incident response plan helps organizations respond to security breaches effectively.
True
False
22
Using an encrypted messaging app like Signal ensures secure communication.
False
True
23
Malware can only be spread through email attachments.
True
False
24
VPN/Tor encrypts your internet traffic, making it safer to browse the internet.
True
False
25
CSOs only need to comply with Uganda’s data laws if they have international funding.
False
True
26
CSOs are allowed to collect data without consent as long as it is for a good cause.
False
True
27
Which of the following best describes a phishing attack?
Unauthorized software installation
Monitoring internet activity
An attempt to obtain sensitive information by disguising as trustworthy
Encrypting files on your computer
28
Phishing emails often create a sense of urgency to trick users.
True
False
29
What is the purpose of ransomware?
To monitor social media accounts
To update your system
To encrypt files and demand payment for their release
To steal credit card information
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How often should you test your incident response plan?
Regularly, through simulations or drills
Only when a breach occurs
Once a decade
Never
