The EEOC Describes A(n)as an Informal Process in Which a Neutral

question 102

Multiple Choice

The EEOC describes a(n) as an informal process in which a neutral third party assists the opposing parties to reach a voluntary, negotiated resolution of a charge of discrimination.

• A)attempted conciliation
• B)mandatory arbitration
• C)voluntary mediation
• D)fact-finding conference
• E)negotiation

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Definitions:

Spyware

Software that collects information without user consent, using keystroke logging, gaining access to saved documents, and recording Internet activity. Results in unsolicited pop-ups and identity theft.

Trojan

A virus program that appears to be a normal application but that, when executed, changes something. It does not replicate but could gather information that could later be used to hack into someone’s computer.

Multifactor Authentication

A security system requiring more than one method of authentication from independent categories of credentials to verify the user's identity.

Password/PIN

Security measures used to protect access to devices and accounts, consisting of a secret series of characters (password) or numbers (PIN) known only to the user.