IS3350 CHAPTER 4 Flashcards
Items that an individual purchases for personal, family or household use is called ___?
CONSUMER GOODS
Services that an individual purchases for personal, family or household use is called ___?
CONSUMER SERVICES
Any commercial practice that uses false or misleading claims to get customers to buy a product or service is called ___?
DECEPTIVE TRADE PRACTICES
Any personally identifiable financial information that a consumer provides to a financial institution is called ___? This term is defined by the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act.
NONPUBLIC PERSONAL INFORMATION (NPI)
Obtaining unauthorized access to a customer’s sensitive financial information through false or misleading actions is called ___?
AKA social engineering.
PRETEXTING
Any pattern, practice or activity that may indicate identity theft is called ___?
This term is defined by the Fair and Accurate Credit Transaction Act of 2003.
RED FLAG
Any commercial practices that a consumer cannot avoid and the cause injury is called ___?
UNFAIR TRADE PRACTICES
- What are consumer goods?
- Items purchased for personal use
- Items purchased for family use
- Items purchased for household use
- All the above
- None of the above
Items purchased for personal use
Items purchased for family use
Items purchased for household use
All the above
2.Which rule is not a GLBA consumer protection provision?
- The Safeguards Rule
- The Red Flag Rule
- The Privacy Rule
- The Pretexting Rule
- None of the above
The Red Flag Rule
- Which federal agency regulates national banks?
- The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
- The Federal Reserve System
- The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
- The Office of Thrift Supervision
- The Federal Trade Commission
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
- What is the organization that promotes uniform reports among federal banking institutions?
- The Fed
- The FFIEC
- The FTC
- The NCUA
- The SEC
FFIEC
- What is a Red Flag?
- A crime
- An activity that prevents identity theft
- An activity that might indicate identity theft
- An activity that mitigates identity theft
- None of the above
An activity that might indicate identity theft
- Pretexting is also called ___?
Social Engineering
- Which of the following is nonpublic personal information?
- Personally identifiable financial information provided by a customer to a financial institution
- Personally identifiable financial information provided by a financial institution to a customer
- Personally identifiable financial information provided by a financial institution to an affiliate
- Personally identifiable financial information provided by an affiliate to a financial institution
- Personally identifiable financial information provided by an affiliate to a customer
Personally identifiable financial information provided by a customer to a financial institution
- A written information security program under the Safeguards Rule must include ___?
- Technical safeguards
- Physical safeguards
- Administrative safeguards
- A designated employee to run the program
- All the above
Technical safeguards
Physical safeguards
Administrative safeguards
A designated employee to run the program
All the above
- The ___ established the national banking system in the United States.
National Bank Act of 1864
- What is the central bank of the United States?
- The FDIC
- The Fed
- The NCUA
- The OCC
- The OTS
The Fed
- Which of the following is NOT a federal bank regulatory agency?
- The FDIC
- The NCUA
- The FTC
- The OCC
- The Fed
The FTC
- What customer option must be included in a privacy practices notice?
- Disclosure
- Opt-out
- Opt-in
- Notice
- None of the above
Opt-out
- The Payment Card Industry Standard includes ___ categories of security requirements.
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- The Payment Card Industry Standards are enforced by the Federal Trade Commission.
TRUE OR FALSE
FALSE
- What is a customer?
- A consumer with a past relationship with a financial institution
- A consumer with no relationship with a financial institution
- A consumer with a continuing relationship with a financial institution
- A consumer who wants to enter into a relationship with a financial institution
- None of the above
A consumer with a continuing relationship with a financial institution