Module 3 – Better Passwords

Better Passwords

When residing in storage or on the cloud your information must be protected. Learn how to use and manage multiple strong passwords, use two-factor authentication to secure your information while at rest.

Estimated time: 35m 

• Video lecture

  Better Passwords

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• Quiz

  Take the quiz and test your knowledge!

  1. What does a system need prior to giving us access to our data?

  A. To know that we are the right person we claim to be

  B. To be sure we really need that access

  C. To know how we will use the data

  Correct! Wrong!

  2. Which of the following methods is NOT used to tell the system who we are?

  A. Scanning the finger print

  B. Using the Password

  C. CAPTCHA (type the characters seen in the image)

  D. Using special Digital Token

  Correct! Wrong!

  3. Which of the following approaches of identity confirmation is the easiest to implement?

  A. Digital Token

  B. Password

  C. Voice Scan

  D. Eye Scan

  Correct! Wrong!

  4. Which property makes a password stronger?

  A. Complexity

  B. Easy to remember

  C. Same password in many systems

  D. If it is a word from dictionary

  Correct! Wrong!

  5. What we have to avoid when selecting a password?

  A. Special characters

  B. Mix of uppercase and lowercase letters

  C. Toponyms and other dictionary words

  D. Length

  Correct! Wrong!

  6. What is the best way to remember your passwords?

  A. To have very simple, 4 symbol passwords

  B. To have one password in all your systems

  C. To save all passwords in a document on your computer

  D. To save all passwords using the Password Manager

  Correct! Wrong!

  7. What is the benefit of using Password Manager?

  A. It turns all our passwords to one simple password

  B. We have to remember only one password and all the others are saved within the Password Manager;

  C. After installing it, all our passwords will be much stronger

  Correct! Wrong!