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Which of the following uses data with more than three dimensions?
Data Cube is the correct answer. It sounds wrong because a cube has three dimensions, but in the world of data, a data cube has more than three dimensions. Taxonomy is a way of organizing two-dimensional data. An array is single-dimensional data. Hierarchy is just there to distract and does not relate to data in this context.
A person who enters into another person's computer via illegal means for personal gain, for example to steal data which will benefit them personally, is known as what?
This is a black hat hacker. The colour of hat the hacker wears describes their motivation. Black is bad, white is good and grey means they're hacking on behalf of a government. Black swan is about finding patterns in data that don't exist and came up in an earlier chapter. Black-hat hacking is from p.147. I don't think hackers are obliged to wear hats, it's probably just a metaphor, but I've never met one to ask.
Domain: 3.1
What is the purpose of a 'Logic Gate'?
Logic Gates take inputs and convert them to outputs. They perform mathematical calculations, count, compare numbers, and remember data. (P.4)
In order to increase security at the Local Council building, the Local Council has decided to implement biometrics. What employee information would be required for this to be implemented?
Biometrics uses unique personal details, such as fingerprints, for authentication. This is a more secure method than passwords or ID numbers, as physical attributes are harder to replicate or steal. (P.185)
Fluffy Pillows Ltd has recently expanded its operations and has hired more staff. These staff will work remotely and because of this Fluffy Pillows Ltd is in need of buying and upgrading their IT systems. The CEO of Fluffy Pillows is examining the security of currently held data in preparation for the expansion and has recently completed a document which looks into what data is stored where and what the consequences would be if this data were to be stolen or corrupted. In his research he has found multiple data entries for the same information, which he believes could lead to inaccuracies in data reporting. He is also concerned that the data isn't being stored securely and is unsure whether he should retain some of the confidential personal details on employees who have left the business. He has decided that along with the introduction of new systems it is important that all members of staff at Fluffy Pillows are aware of the responsibilities of storing data correctly and the risks of cyber attacks.
What is the main legal concern regarding the data?
Compliance with GDPR is the main legal concern. The key word in the question is legal.
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