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Question #: 572
Topic #: 1
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A security report shows that during a two-week test period 80% of employees unwittingly disclosed their SSO credentials when accessing an external website. The organization purposely created the website to simulate a cost-free password complexity test. Which of the following would best help reduce the number of visits to similar websites in the future?

  • A. Block all outbound traffic from the intranet.
  • B. Introduce a campaign to recognize phishing attempts
  • C. Restrict internet access for the employees who disclosed credentials
  • D. Implement a deny list of websites
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Suggested Answer: B 🗳️

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B. Introduce a campaign to recognize phishing attempts Explanation: ✔ A phishing awareness campaign would educate employees on the risks of disclosing sensitive information like SSO credentials on suspicious or unauthorized websites. ✔ The campaign can help employees recognize phishing attacks and avoid similar sites in the future, ultimately reducing the likelihood of credential disclosure. ✔ It’s essential to reinforce the importance of vigilance and skepticism when entering login credentials online.
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