The Security of Any System or Network Is a Combination

question 29

True/False

The security of any system or network is a combination of technology, policy, and people and requires a wide range of activities to be effective.

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Definitions:

Social Advantages

Benefits or privileges that a person or group has due to their status, identity, or position in society.

Divided Opportunity

refers to the unequal distribution of chances and resources that affect individuals' ability to succeed, often based on race, class, or gender.

Racial Wealth Gap

The unequal distribution of assets, wealth, and opportunities between racial and ethnic groups, often a result of historical and systemic inequality.

Structural Inequality

Systematic and pervasive patterns of discrimination that are entrenched in the social, economic, and political systems, leading to unequal opportunities and outcomes for different societal groups.