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36 Cards in this Set
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What is the most common alternate site implementation/
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subscription services
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What is electronic vaulting?
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a end of the day batch dump to an alternate site
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What is remote journaling?
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an ongoing data mirroring
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What is another name for Title 18 Section 1030?
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Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
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What does title 12 address?
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Banks and Banking
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What does Title 15 address?
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Commerce and Trade
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What does Title 26 address
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Internal Revenue Code
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What does Title 49 address?
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Transportation
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To receive a US Patent an invention must fall into one of which five categories?
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Processes, Machines, Manufactures, Compositions of matter, New uses of any of the above
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How long are patents typically good for?
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20 years from the date of filing
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How long are copyrights generally good for?
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the owners lifetime plus 70 years
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What federal law governs warranties?
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the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act of 1975
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What are the three basic requirements for a warranty?
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Must be declared as full or limited, must be clear and easy to read, must be available at the time of sale
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What is P3P?
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Platform for privacy preferences which allows web sites to express their privacy practices in a standard format that can be retried automatically and interpreted easily by user agents
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Which law prevent eavesdropping or the interception of message contents without distinguishing between public or private system?
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1986 US Electronic Communications Privacy Act
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What does the US Computer Security Act do?
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Requires federal government agencies to conduct security related training, to identify sensitive systems and to develop a security plan for those systems
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What is the formula for determining if legal liability exists?
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If Cost < Loss then liability exists
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What are the seven major sources of physical loss?
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temperature, gases, liquids, organisms, projectiles, movement, energy anamalies
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What is the weight rating for a slab floor?
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150 lbs/sq ft
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What two factors must doors adhere to?
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they must resist forcible entry and have a fire rating equal to the walls
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What are two types of common EMI
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Common-mode noise: Noise from the radiation generated by the charge difference between the hot and ground wires
Traverse-mode noise: noise from the radiation generated by the charge difference differences between the hot and neutral wires |
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According to the ANSI standards what is the permitted percent power droppage between the power source and the building's meter?
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8 percent
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According to the ANSI standards what is the permitted percent power droppage between the power meter and the wall?
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3.5 percent
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What is the ideal operating humidity range?
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40 - 60%
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What is type A fire extinguisher?
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wood, cloth and paper
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What is type B fire extinguisher?
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flammable liquids and gases
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What is type C fire extinguisher?
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energized electrical equipment
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What is type D fire extinguisher?
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flammable chemicals such as magnesium and sodium
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At what temperature do computer hardware components become damaged?
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175 F
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At what temperature do magnetic storage components become damaged?
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100
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At what temperature do paper products become damaged?
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350 F
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What height of fencing will deter casual trespassers?
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3 to 4 ft high
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What height of fencing is too hard to climb easily?
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6-7 ft
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What height of fencing will deter most trespassers?
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8 ft with barbed wire
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What are the lighting requirements for critical buildings?
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illuminated up to 8 ft with 2 feet candlepower
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What is a good estimate for computer inventory shrinkage due to theft
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40 percent
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