- Your textbook listed a number of security requirements for conducting e-commerce. Which of the following is necessary to ensure that data and information transmitted in e-commerce, such as orders, replies to queries, and payment authorizations, not be accidentally or maliciously altered or destroyed during transmission?
Integrity
- Privacy is an increasing concern to Internet users. Which of the following is a privacy concern where a user's Web history (e.g. sites visited) is stored in files called "Cookies" and used to monitor individuals' movements on the Internet?
Web tracking
- The "blueprints" that guide and govern software add-ons, upgrades, hardware, systems, networks, cloud services and other IT are known as which of the following?
IT architectures
- Which of the following is the overall goal of information management?
To design and implement a well-planned out IT architecture, policies, and procedures needed to effectively and efficiently support the information and decision needs of an organization.
- There is an old adage that says "If you can't measure it, you can't manage it". Managers who want to measure and track their organization's performance will frequently use which of the following to evaluate their company's progress toward goals?
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
- Which of the following is one of the 4 components of IT Architecture described in your text?
Application architecture
- A company's business architecture describes which of the following?
The processes a business uses to meet its goals.
- According to your text, an Information System (IS) is part of an organizational culture that consists of which of the following?
IS, business processes, people
- In an effort to free themselves from the burden of deploying, provisioning and updating software apps, many companies are turning to which of the following?
Enterprise cloud computing solutions
- Which of the following was not one of the basic functions supported by computer networks, as described in your textbook?
Statistical Analysis