Henry is working from a USDA office. He has several tasks to perform today: 1) he logs onto his USDA computer to get started; 2) he faxes a sensitive document to his supervisor using a fax machine with the appropriate clearance; 3) he confirms some appointments and project due dates and enters them into his PDA; and 4) he calls his supervisor on his cell phone to review the document he just faxed over. Which of Henrys actions was a mistake? A. Using a cell phone to discuss sensitive information. B. Using a complex password to log onto the computer. C. Downloading data to his PDA. D. Using a fax machine with the appropriate level of clearance to send the sensitive fax.

The answer to this question is option D. Henry made the mistake of using a cell phone to discuss sensitive information.

Even though cell phones are convenient, the are not fully secure. They are not secure in the sense that calls that are made through  cell phones can be intercepted by a third party.

A hacker could decide to intercept into the phone call as Henry is talking to his supervisor. This could be harmful, because sensitive information would be given out.

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  A. Using a cell phone to discuss sensitive information

Explanation:

In general, cell phone signals are not secure. Cell phones without appropriate encryption should never be used to discuss sensitive information.

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