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Computer Chapter 6 : Topic 2.5
Secure System Design
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A hospital develops a computerized patient record system that encrypts medical information and restricts access to authorized doctors only. Why is this design important?
Reasoning: Secure system design protects confidential information from unauthorized access while maintaining patient privacy.
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An online banking application requires two-factor authentication before allowing users to access their accounts. What is the main purpose of including this feature in the system design?
Reasoning: Two-factor authentication adds an extra security layer, making unauthorized account access much more difficult.
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A social media platform allows users to control who can view their personal information, photos, and posts through privacy settings. Which objective does this design mainly achieve?
Reasoning: Privacy settings give users control over their personal information, reducing unnecessary exposure.
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A company designs its employee management system so that each worker can only access files required for their own job responsibilities. Which security principle is being applied?
Reasoning: The principle of least privilege minimizes unauthorized access and protects sensitive information.
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Software developers regularly release security updates to fix newly discovered vulnerabilities in an operating system. Why is this practice important in system design?
Reasoning: Security updates remove vulnerabilities that attackers could exploit to compromise systems.
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A shopping website stores customers' payment information in encrypted form instead of plain text. What is the primary benefit of this design choice?
Reasoning: Encryption ensures that stolen data cannot easily be read or misused by attackers.
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An educational website collects only the personal information necessary for student registration instead of requesting unnecessary details. Why is this considered a good system design practice?
Reasoning: Collecting only essential data minimizes privacy risks and limits unnecessary exposure of personal information.
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An organization performs regular backups and stores them securely so important information can be recovered after a cyberattack or hardware failure. Which system design objective is best achieved?
Reasoning: Secure backups ensure important information remains available even after unexpected incidents.
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A messaging application uses end-to-end encryption so that only the sender and intended recipient can read the messages being exchanged. Why is this feature important?
Reasoning: End-to-end encryption protects messages from being accessed by unauthorized individuals.
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While designing a computing system, developers include strong authentication, privacy controls, and regular security monitoring from the beginning instead of adding them later. What is the greatest advantage of this approach?
Reasoning: Building privacy and security into the system from the start creates more reliable, secure, and trustworthy computing systems.
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