Flash Cards - #2017

Which of the following statements is true regarding data privacy laws?

		No European country has a unified data privacy law at the national level.
		The United States has a unified data privacy law at the national level.
		The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) only protects consumers in a single industry.
		The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) protects consumers in all industries.

1.      States with no security breach law include:

		New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
		Alabama, New Mexico, and South Dakota.
		Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan.
		California, Colorado, and Kansas.

1.      Mississippi’s security breach law is:

		Miss. Code § 23-62-31.
		Miss. Code § 51-42-19.
		Miss. Code § 75-24-29.
		Miss. Code § 82-71-13.

1.      Which of the following statements is true regarding codified law?

		A whole section might exist simply to explain a single prior word.
		It is not specific when it comes to the definition of particular words.
		Definitions for particular words are provided in a glossary at the end of the law.
		Definitions of particular words are unimportant.

1.      The best approach to reading codified law is to be aware of the __________ to know when you are going deeper into a definition or rising back out of one.

		section
		numbering
		previous laws
		timeframe of the drafting of the law

10 points    

Question 6

1.      Codified law is very structured and organized, laid out logically in nested divisions just as:

		a software developer would develop “code.”
		a surveyor would map a geographic area.
		an artist would paint a portrait.
		a musician would write a musical score.

1.      Each Title, Chapter, Part, Section, Paragraph, and Clause:

		can be considered separate laws.
		is independent of one another.
		can be broken into subdivisions.
		is complete with no subdivisions.

1.      Virginia law 32.1-127.1:05 provides a detailed definition of:

		“financial information.”
		“medical information.”
		“credit card information.”
		“accounting practices.”

1.      Delaware’s security breach law is:

		Del. Code tit. 6, § 12B-101 et seq.
		Del. Code tit. 7, § 13B-102 et seq.
		Del. Code tit. 8, § 14B-103 et seq.
		Del. Code tit. 9, § 15B-101 et seq.

1.      Laws are broken down into increasingly narrow divisions starting from the top as Titles, Chapters, Parts, Sections, Paragraphs, and down to Clauses to provide the reader with:

		vague and evolving definitions of a broad topic.
		vague and evolving definitions of a narrow topic.
		clearer and clearer definitions of a broad topic.
		clearer and clearer definitions of a narrow topic.

1.      The purpose of the __________ is, according to its Web site, to provide “access to current state and federal legislation and a comprehensive list of state documents, including state statutes, constitutions, legislative audits, and research reports.”

		Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
		National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL)
		The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA)
		The State Documents Commission (SDC) 1.      Virginia’s law 32.1-127.1:05 was signed in:

		1990.
		2000.
		2010.
		2015.

1.      The National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) Web site tracks and organizes __________ state legislation.

		banking and financial
		health care
		accounting and securities exchange
		telecommunication and information technology

1.      Arizona’s security breach law is:

		Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 33-6490.
		Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 44-7501.
		Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 55-8612.
		Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 66-9723.

1.      Currently, __________ states, the District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands have data and security breach notification laws that define what organizations must do if they have had data or security breached that impact citizen privacy data.

		47
		48
		49
		50

1.      Which of the following statements is true?

		Statutory law is usually written in a narrative form.
		Statutory law is rarely structured or formulaic.
		Legal text is easy to understand.
		Legal text is jokingly known to be challenging to read.

1.      Virginia has __________ breach notification law(s).

		zero
		one
		two
		three

1.      Which of the following statements is true regarding what happens when a company discovers its data has been compromised?

		Without an overarching federal mandate in effect, the company is not compelled to notify all the affected individuals.
		The GLBA requires the company to notify the affected individuals regardless of the company’s industry.
		HIPAA prohibits the company from notifying the affected individuals unless the data compromise might endanger the health of the individual.
		Few states have enacted their own privacy laws that would require the company to notify the affected individuals.

1.      Which of the following statements is true regarding Virginia’s law 32.1-127.1:05?

		It is identical to HIPAA.
		It is unrelated to HIPAA.
		It is relevant in all states to those entities that are not already covered by HIPAA.
		It is relevant in the state of Virginia to those entities that are not already covered by HIPAA.

1.      Virginia’s law 32.1-127.1:05 is specific to:

		banking.
		health care.
		retail.
		publicly traded organizations.

1.      If you design a graphic, slogan, or symbol for your company and its product, then you would file for a(n):

		trademark.
		copyright.
		patent.
		exception.

1.      Which of the following is an example of intellectual property?

		Artwork that an individual created.
		A house that one individual purchased from a previous owner who did not design the house.
		Land that one individual purchased from a previous owner.
		A car that one individual purchased from a previous owner who did not design the car. 1.      For more than 200 years prior to March 2013, a patent was awarded to the:

		company that produces the invention.
		person with the best idea for a product or process.
		person who first came up with the invention.
		person who files first for the patent.

1.      The Digital Millennium Copyright Act addresses treaties signed in 1996 at the:

		World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Geneva conference.
		World Music Organization (WMO) London conference.
		World United Songwriters Association (WUSA) Nashville conference.
		We Are the World concert.

1.      RIAA claimed that Napster made a(n):

		“indirect” infringement on its patent.
		“direct” infringement on its trademark.
		“direct” infringement on its copyright.
		“indirect” infringement on its copyright. 1.      Which of the following legal terms means assisting in or inducing people to engage in infringement activity?

		Material contribution
		Principal use
		Substantial use
		Probable cause

1.      In December 1999, the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) took legal action against Napster for:

		copyright infringements.
		patent infringements.
		trademark infringements.
		identity theft.

1.      If you write a song, produce a film, sculpt a piece of art, or write a mobile phone application and wish to protect it, then you will claim a(n):

		trademark.
		copyright.
		patent.
		exception.

1.      Which of the following supported the Digital Millennium Copyright Act?

		Librarians
		Academics
		Scientists
		Software and entertainment industries

1.      To help protect intellectual property, the United States used established treaties from __________ to extend its own copyright law in the online realm.

		the European Union (EU)
		the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL)
		Napster
		the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)

1.      RIAA, the plaintiff, represented __________ in its legal action against Napster.

		Bruce Springsteen and Billy Joel
		the Black Keys
		the Smashing Pumpkins
		all major record labels

1.      The primary difference between a copyright, a trademark, and a patent is the:

		profession of the individual applying for intellectual property protection.
		industry in which the intellectual property is used.
		type of intellectual property being protected.
		length of protection the intellectual property owner desires.

1.      Under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, which of the following are protected from copyright infringement liability for the act of transmitting information over the Internet?

		Libraries
		Higher education institutions
		Internet service providers
		Individuals

1.      The law that stopped Napster from continuing its operations is the __________ that was enacted in 1998.

		Napster Act (NA)
		Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA)
		Intellectual Property Act (IPA)
		Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA)

1.      Since March 2013, a patent is awarded to the:

		company that produces the invention.
		person with the best idea for a product or process.
		person who first came up with the invention.
		person who files first for the patent. 1.      The Digital Millennium Copyright Act makes it a crime to:

		crack copyright protection devices to assess product interoperability.
		crack copyright protection devices for the purpose of testing security systems.
		crack copyright protection devices for the purpose of encryption research.
		circumvent antipiracy measures in commercial software.

1.      Which of the following was a company (in existence only from June 1999 to July 2001) that used peer-to-peer networking to provide a file-sharing service that gave its users the ability to share music?

		iTunes
		Napster
		Soundz
		Pandora

1.      If you invent a machine or design a special process, you may wish to file for a(n):

		trademark.
		copyright.
		patent.
		exception.

1.      Under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, which of the following must pay licensing fees to record companies?

		Libraries
		“Webcasters”
		Higher education institutions
		Nonprofit “public” radio stations

1.      The result of the United States copyright extension is now known as the:

		Napster Act (NA).
		Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).
		Intellectual Property Act (IPA).
		Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA). The courts have ruled in favor of using reverse engineering enable interoperability