Consider the Following Examples of Computer Crime as You Answer

question 4

Multiple Choice

Consider the following examples of computer crime as you answer the question:
i.Social Security numbers are stolen from a company's database.ii.A fraudster uses a computer to identify people over the age of 80 with annual incomes of $250,000 or more.iii.A supervisor receives threats from a worker via e-mail; the worker demands promotion as a condition of not exposing the supervisor's illegal acts.iv.An unhappy customer launches a denial-of-service attack.Which of the following pairs an item from the list with an appropriate description of a business risk?

• A)Extortion, i
• B)Service interruption, ii
• C)Extortion, iii
• D)None of these

Analyze the priority order of claims and how assets are distributed in bankruptcy.

Describe the trustee's duties and powers in bankruptcy proceedings.

Understand the impact of bankruptcy filings on future credit and loan eligibility.

Explain the process and requirements for the debtor-in-possession under Chapter 11.

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Definitions:

Current Assets

Assets that are expected to be converted into cash, sold, or consumed within one year or a business cycle, whichever is longer.

Purchasing Control

The process of managing and regulating the buying of goods and services for an organization, to ensure that products are purchased cost-effectively and meet the required standards.

Supplier-Purchaser Relationships

The dynamic between businesses that provide products or services and their customers or clients, focusing on transactional exchanges, trust, and long-term partnerships.

Leveraging Buying Power

Utilizing an organization's or individual's ability to negotiate better terms through the strategic use of their purchasing capacity.