The Concept of Having Multiple Layers of Security Policies and Practices

question 7

Multiple Choice

The concept of having multiple layers of security policies and practices is known as:

• A) Cybersecurity culture
• B) Multifactor authentication
• C) Defense in depth
• D) Biometrics
• E) Zero-day threat

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Definitions:

Pluralistic Ignorance

A phenomenon where a majority of group members privately reject a norm, but incorrectly assume that most others accept it, leading to a conformity that does not reflect actual agreement.

Coactor Continuation

This term does not refer to a specific, recognized concept within psychological or sociological academic literature; thus, its definition isn't established. If it suggests an idea within a particular context, it would likely pertain to the ongoing participation or involvement of collaborators in a process or activity.

Social Facilitation

The tendency for people to perform differently, typically better, when in the presence of others than when alone.

Social Exhaustion

A state of extreme fatigue and depletion resulting from continuous social interaction or social obligations.