Free Cybersecurity Test: IT Security!

Why Take This IT Security Test?

Cyberattacks don’t just affect large companies or IT experts. Every internet user is a potential target. Phishing, ransomware, weak passwords, digital espionage… The threats are numerous. With this quiz/test on cybersecurity/IT security, you will be able to:

✅ Assess your level of IT security.
✅ Identify weaknesses in your online practices.
✅ Learn best practices for safe browsing.
✅ Better understand cyberattacks and how to avoid them.
Our test is designed to assess your understanding and level of cybersecurity knowledge in 10 questions, divided into different levels (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, and Expert).

 

Résultats

#1. What does the term “phishing” mean?

A computer virus that spreads via USB drives

A free antivirus program

An attack designed to deceive the user in order to steal information

An email security protocol

#2. Why is it important to update your system and software?

To improve the design of interfaces

To make software faster

To fix security flaws and improve stability

To avoid having too many old features

#3. Which type of file is the most risky to open if it comes from an unknown email?

.jpg

.txt

.exe

.mp3

#4. A public Wi-Fi network (in a café, airport, etc.) is:

Completely secure

Safe if you use incognito mode

Dangerous because data can be intercepted

Faster than a home network

#5. What is the best practice for creating a secure password?

Use your first name and date of birth.

Choose a single word and reuse it on all websites.

Mix uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols.

Use “123456” because it's easy to remember.

#6. What is the difference between a virus and ransomware?

A virus blocks access to files, while ransomware encrypts them and demands a ransom.

Ransomware is less dangerous than a virus.

A virus is malware, while ransomware is antivirus software.

There is no difference.

#7. What is the best way to secure an online account?

Use a strong, unique password.

Never share your login details.

Enable two-factor authentication (2FA).

All of the above.

#8. What is a “zero-day” in cybersecurity?

An attack that occurs immediately after the discovery of a vulnerability for which no patch exists.

A type of malware that deletes system files.

Antivirus software.

An automatic system update.

#9. Which protocol is recommended for securing a web connection?

HTTP

HTTPS

TRSFTP

FTP

#10. What is the best way to protect your personal data?

Back up your files regularly.

Encrypt your sensitive data.

Use a VPN and a firewall.

All answers are correct.

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Finish

You’re done! How many correct answers did you get? Share your score in the comments!

Results and Analysis – IT Security Test 🔍

0 to 3 correct answers: Beginner level 🟢 – You’re just getting started with cybersecurity, so keep learning! Check out our articles on IT security. You can also test your knowledge with our IT Security Quiz – Basic Knowledge.

4 to 6 correct answers: Intermediate level 🟡 – You have a good foundation, but there are a few gaps to fill.

7 to 9 correct answers: Advanced level 🔴 – Very good level, you are well aware of online threats.

10 correct answers: Expert ⚫ – Congratulations! You have mastered computer security.

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Some tips to improve your cybersecurity

While you wait to find out your score, here are some essential recommendations to better protect your data online:

• ✔ Use strong passwords: at least 12 characters with uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols.
• ✔ Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) on your sensitive accounts.
• ✔ Be wary of suspicious emails and links to avoid phishing.
• ✔ Update your software regularly to patch security vulnerabilities.
• ✔ Avoid public Wi-Fi networks without a VPN to protect your connections.

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