Exam 2 - Records and Information: Creation and Use Flashcards
Some organizations make the decision not to map all ESI but only data they deem:
a. a risk to the organization
b. inactive
c. active
d. recoverable
e. professional in nature
a. a risk to the organization
_____ can be applied to brand names, logos, service marks and emblems.
a. Patents
b. Trademarks
c. Trade rights
d. Copyright
e. Trade secret protection
b. trademarks
A risk assessment site survey includes:
a. developing an updated set of floor plans
b. locating a records disaster recovery site
c. performing a physical property inventory
d. determining structural and environmental safety
e. determining record retention requirements
d. determining structural and environmental safety
_____ is descriptive information about electronic records.
a. Input data
b. Taxonomy
c. Metadata
d. Source code
e. Spoliation
c. metadata
Corporate email messages are:
a. always classified
b. unclassified
c. archived
d. potential records
e. exempt from legal discovery
d. potential records
Blank forms are considered:
a. records
b. for retention
c. useless
d. nonrecords
e. vital
d. nonrecords
The process of periodically converting electronic records to new file formats or new storage media is:
a. reusability
b. digital asset management
c. printing
d. media stability
e. data migration
e. data migration
Proprietary file formats for electronic records are also referred to as _____ formats.
a. native
b. encrypted
c. secure
d. classified
e. audit
a. native
Changes in _____ can render previously recorded information unusable.
a. migration
b. servers
c. software
d. retention
e. users
c. software
If a taxonomy for an enterprise content management system has been carefully developed:
a. records retention policies are no longer valid
b. it will change as business processes evolve
c. users will no longer have input into its design
d. records are no longer discoverable
e. maintenance agreements will become null and void
b. it will change as business processes evolve
Question 11 Electronic records must demonstrate \_\_\_\_\_ for admissibility purposes. a. transferability b. compliance c. authenticity d. spoliation e. duplication
c. authenticity
Categorization software products employ synonym lists, pattern matching algorithms, word clustering, and word _____ to analyze a document’s content and identify key words for indexing purposes.
a. dictionaries
b. proximities
c. images
d. counts
e. rules
b. proximites
A _____ risk assessment is usually based on a physical survey of locations where vital records are stored.
a. compliance
b. financial
c. quantitative
d. confidential
e. qualitative
e. qualitative
Collaborative work tools can reduce both communication time and travel costs, and encourage:
a. compliance
b. security
c. creativity
d. privacy
e. encryption
c. creativity
_____ is destruction of evidence, including records that an organization knows are relevant to impending or ongoing litigation.
a. Encryption
b. Migration
c. Shredding
d. Spoliation
e. Resolution
d. spoliation
The investigative phase of litigation when the opposing party can obtain access to recorded information believed to be relevant to its case is:
a. spoliation
b. reference activity
c. court investigation
d. pre-trial discovery
e. continuity
d. pre-trial discovery
Websites that enable users to contribute, collaborate, and edit site content are:
a. libraries
b. archives
c. internets
d. blogs
e. wikis
e. wikis
One of the most significant differences between Web 2.0 and traditional Web 1.0 is greater _____ among Internet users.
a. stability
b. collaboration
c. confidentiality
d. intelligence
e. privacy
b. collaboration
ISO _____ is a framework of policies and procedures that includes all legal, physical, and technical controls involved in an organization’s information risk management processes.
a. 15489
b. 74009
c. 89541
d. 27001
e. 26773
a. 15489
A/An _____ policy is a document stipulating constraints and practices that a user must agree to for access to a corporate network or the Internet.
a. social media
b. legacy
c. instant messaging
d. word processing
e. acceptable use
e. acceptable use
When receiving a subpoena for documents, the RIM manager must:
a) question the applicability of the subpoena.
b) question the authority of the court to issue the subpoena.
c) request instructions from the IT manager.
d) examine the subpoena to see what may be excluded.
e) suspend all destruction actions for responsive documents.
e. suspend all destruction actions for responsive documents
RIM Managers should work with the IT department to better understand all of the following, except:
a) retention schedule development.
b) access control authorization.
c) secure network transport.
d) data encryption.
e) standard operating procedures.
a. retention schedule development
An important feature of an email software application is a(an):
a) microfilm option for long term storage.
b) immediate destruction capability for all records.
c) use of discrete storage functions to avoid discovery.
d) encryption technology to ensure security.
e) local area network.
d. encryption technology to ensure security
The ideal electronic forms system:
a) provides for transmission of data only.
b) creates forms from word processing software.
c) provides for transmission of data and forms.
d) allows users to customize forms in the field.
e) provides for wireless transmission.
c. provides for transmission of data and forms
A _____ risk assessment of vital records is usually based on a physical survey of locations where vital records are stored, combined with a review of security procedures already in place.
a) business
b) hands-on
c) financial
d) qualitative
e) strategic
d. qualitative
When participating on a metadata development team, RIM managers contribute unique expertise in:
a) electronic records storage media.
b) categorizing, indexing, and classifying documents.
c) determining the appropriate retention for documents.
d) addressing EDMS implementation problems.
e) the management of traditional paper documents.
b. categorizing, indexing and classifying documents
Many businesses enhance the security of their email systems by:
a) limiting the number of users.
b) keeping all messages.
c) backing up messages on off-site servers.
d) utilizing a gateway server and firewall.
e) requiring fingerprints on all emails.
d. utilizing a gateway server and firewall
To potentially limit _____, organizations that allow employees to participate in online public forums should add a disclaimer to the body of every email or posting.
a) legal liability
b) litigation discovery
c) phishing opportunities
d) security breaches
e) disgruntled employees
a. legal liability
_____ records document activities that are related to internal management and incidental to the organization’s basic functions.
a) Program
b) Facilitative
c) Permanent
d) Substantive
e) Transitional
b. facilitative
A record’s _____ may be demonstrated through policies, procedures, practices, and documentation.
a) integrity
b) originator
c) use
d) provenance
e) source
a. integrity
A retention schedule enables an organization to identify various document types and apply a:
a) number.
b) patent.
c) migration strategy.
d) classification.
e) destruction method.
d. classification
When used as evidence in _____ proceedings, the authenticity of records must be established.
a) classification
b) judicial
c) reformatting
d) scanning
e) destruction
b. judicial
A benefit of a retention schedule is:
a) records classification.
b) automated filing.
c) legal immunity.
d) immediate organization.
e) inexpensive data storage.
a. records classification
_____ refers to the methodology and ability to review electronic records long after they have been created.
a) Data migration
b) Scanning
c) Conversion
d) Microfilming
e) Digital preservation
e. digital preservation
Data maps should include data assets that is/are:
a) classified.
b) unclassified.
c) encrypted on servers.
d) outside the company.
e) hacked.
d. outside the company
Risk _____ is the systematic reduction in the extent of exposure to a risk and/or the likelihood of its occurrence.
a) protection
b) mitigation
c) retention
d) determination
e) elimination
b. mitigation