Cyber Security Personality Quiz

Cyber Security Personality Quiz

This quiz consists of a series of five questions, each with four answer choices. Please select the option that best describes your approach or reaction to the prompt. You can navigate through the questions using the buttons labelled "previous" and "next," and if needed, reset your selections using the "reset activity" button. Once you have answered all the questions, select the "submit activity" button. Your cumulative answers will reveal your cyber security persona at the end.

Question 1 of 5. Your reaction to news about data breaches:

a. I'm concerned but feel helpless to do much about it.

b. I don’t know if I'm part of the data breach, but I panic and immediately rush to check my security settings and change all my passwords.

c. It's worrying, but I trust the systems in place to handle it.

d. I stay informed and ensure my security measures are updated.

Question 2 of 5. Managing passwords:

a. I use the same few passwords; it's too hard to remember more.

b. I'm always on the edge, relying heavily on my password manager and constantly updating my passwords, fearing the impending threat of cyber attacks.

c. I have a few passwords I rotate; it seems sufficient.

d. I use strong, unique passwords for different accounts.

Question 3 of 5. Your approach to new apps and services:

a. I don't read terms; they're going to do what they want anyway.

b. I fear potential data breaches, so I meticulously analyze the terms and investigate the app's security policies.

c. If it looks fun or useful, I'll try it out without much worry.

d. I like to inform myself about the security concerns and strengths of an app before installing it.

Question 4 of 5. When you hear about advanced cyber security measures:

a. It sounds too complex; I wouldn't know where to start.

b. I focus on all the technical details and the latest cyber security measures.

c. Seems like overkill for someone like me.

d. I keep up-to-date and apply what’s relevant and practical.

Question 5 of 5. Your view of online privacy:

a. It's a lost cause; everything is public now.

b. It's a constant battle that needs vigilant defense.

c. I'm not too worried; I have nothing to hide.

d. It’s important, but manageable with the right actions.