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1
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What is syntax

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The set of rules (grammar)

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What is semantics

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Interpretation of syntax by computer

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Abstraction

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Hiding codes only showing important details

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Representation

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Specific format to show info(picture,text)

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What are IS

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Set of recourses to filter, store, process, create and distribute data

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What is a set of recources in IS

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Hardware, Software, staff, data

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What are the 4 dimensions of IS

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Technology, people, processes, goals

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4 dimension IS: what is technology

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Hardware, Software And Networks aswell as infrastructure and tools

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4 dimensions is: people

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Persons, communities and organisations interacting, designing and developing the system

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4Dimensions of IS: what are processes

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Actions and activities performed as-well as rules guiding the procedure

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4 dimensions of IS: what are goals

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Facts and figures aswell as the goals achieved

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What is function based view ?

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Marketing, human resources, finances

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What is the process view

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Sourcing process, recruitment process, reimbursement process

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What does the IS do in a function based organisation

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IS fulfills need of function and manages all relevant data

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What does IS in a process based organisation do?

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Ensures consistency and efficiency
Manages process relevant data

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Difference between AI and regular algorithms

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If a new problem occurs AI can find a solution

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What are AI usage fields ?

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Situation assessment, decision making

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What is the implicit model

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Decision making process is not defined
Leads to machine learning

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What is the explicit model

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Decision making process is defined by a set of rules kn which decisions are based

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What are the 3 Vs of Maschine learning

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Velocity, variety, volume

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What is velocity

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Speed at which data is processed and generated to be useful

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What is variety

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Different types of data are collected

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What is synchronous use ?

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Ability to process data in real time

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What is asynchronous use

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When data is collected and stored for later use (machine learning)

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What is the iterative method

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Repeating the same process for fine tuning

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What are Accelerated information processes used for

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Accelerating exciting processes by working in all data/bigger data sets giving a better understanding of single problems, better hr allocation

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What is a rolling forecast ?

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Forecast updated based on newest info
Used in on demand planning

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What is the nimbler assessment

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Checking current performance with actual performance

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How can companies get data

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Collected, bought, created through simulations

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What is causal

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Finding correlations and their causes

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What are correlations

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Finding relationships

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What is a data sample and ist dis/advantages

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A subset of data, can give more specific overview but can be bias

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What is all data and dis/advantages

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Using all available data, can be time consuming and difficult

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What is visualisation

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Representing complex data understandable for humans. Makes info easy to interpret and intuitive

35
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AI tool or colleague

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Tool: creating visualisation
Colleague: interpret data

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What are factors for perception of ai by human operator?

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Surprising/unexpected
Argumented/ explained ?
Operator understanding
Stakes involved
Success track record

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What is the black box effect

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Lack of trust by low transparency of ai
We only know what happened afterwards

38
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What does article 22 say

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Individuals have the right for decision made by ai to be reviewed by human

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What is adoption

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Incorporation if new technology

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What is assimilation

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Integration of new tool into culture, values, norms

41
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What is Appropriation

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Adaption and customisation of tools to need of user

42
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Why is it difficult to learn from cyber attacks

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Companies don’t share cyber attacks

43
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What is ISS

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Information security system
Overall framework, policies that protect information assets

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What are iss challenges ?

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Increasing numbers of access points need to be supported

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What are the 3 dimensions of ISS

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People, processes, IS

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What are the 2 main critical aspects of ISS

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Information, User

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What are the 6 critical aspects of ISS

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Confidentiality(protect from sharing) integrity(protect from modification) availability, authentication(verify identity) authorisation, repudiation( who did what confirmable)

48
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What are the three critical aspects of ISS information

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Confidentiality, integrity, availability

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What are the three critical aspects of ISS users

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Authentication, authorisation, repudiation( who did what)

50
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What is ISA

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Information security architecture

51
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What is ISP

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Information security policies (rules, processes,procedure,penalties

52
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What is methaphor of ledgers

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Morally equivalent to opponents actions

53
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How do you increase awareness

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Well structured(feedback, culture integration, multiple media)
Communications( training,adapting)
Time(repeats, newcomer’s)

54
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Why do companies fail at cyber security

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Narrow vision of iss(not only technical)
Lack of flexebility ( iss can become obsolete quickly)
Complex governance(conflicting priorities lead to inconsistency)

55
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What does the gdpr do

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Gives rules how org. Can collect, process personal data

56
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How is personal data defined ?

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Any data that can identify a person

57
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What is data quality

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Key principles for processing data
Transparency, legitimacy, quality (op to date/correct)

58
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What is legitimacy

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Legal basis of processing data
Data processing must have define purpose

59
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What is Interdiction if some processes

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Restriction to processing of personal data (children,health,gender)

60
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What is subject information

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Need to inform person of data taking, who takes it and why

61
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Processing security and confidentiality says ?

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Data must be secured of loss destruction or robbery at all times

62
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What is limited duration in GDPR

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Data needs to be deleted after a certain time

63
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What is constrain in GDPR

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Consent of data taking needs to be given

64
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What is right to rectification

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Right to correct wrong data

65
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What is right to erasure

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Right to be forgotten

66
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What is right to data portability

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Right to transfer data collected

67
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What is maintainable of a record of processing activities

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Record of responsible data collectors and steps done need to be given

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What is data protection by design and default?

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Data needs to be protected at all time
Data breach needs to be reported within 72 hours

69
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What is territorial scope ?

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No matter where company is located Eu data processing needs to apply to Gdpr

70
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What are inferred models

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Models allowing systems to learn from data and make better decisions

71
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What are process and actors in Gdpr ?

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How it is collected/used
Who is using it

72
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What is map and territory in Gdpr ?

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Data is not equal to real life/ not representative

73
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What is dissemination of information Gdpr

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Making data available to others/ sharing

74
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When to delete data ?

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Irrelevant
No longer relevant
Children
Updated
In exact
Excessive inadequate

75
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When to keep data ?

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Relevant
Becoming relevant
Contribution to public opinion
Public record
Fact checking

76
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What is the right to repent

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Right to have personal data erased or rectified

77
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Right to object ?

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Right to object processing of personal data at any time

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