Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) and Automation Security

This quiz is designed to test and strengthen your understanding of Artificial Intelligence (AI), automation, and the associated security, governance, and compliance risks, and how these apply to your role within the organisation.

Each question presents a realistic scenario involving the use of AI tools, automated systems, or agentic AI, where decisions about data handling, access, accountability, and security controls must be made. Scenarios may include risks such as data leakage, AI hallucinations, shadow AI usage, prompt injection, regulatory non‑compliance, and loss of human oversight in automated processes.

You will be asked to select the safest, most secure, and most compliant response, balancing innovation with responsible use of AI in a business environment.

The aim of this exercise is to help you:

Recognise common AI and automation‑related threats
Understand why governance, human oversight, and training are critical
Apply best practices that protect data, systems, and organisational reputation
Reinforce behaviours that support secure, ethical, and compliant use of AI

By completing this quiz, you will strengthen your awareness of how AI can introduce both opportunity and risk, and how informed decisions help create a secure, resilient, and well‑governed organisation.

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Which of the following is a key executive takeaway from the session?

Rely on free AI tools wherever possible

Delegate AI governance only to vendors

Avoid AI completely

Implement AI governance, monitor risks, and train staff regularly

What is the difference between “danger” and “risk”?

There is no difference

Risk only applies to physical systems

Danger is the threat itself, risk is the likelihood of harm

Danger is theoretical, risk is immediate

Which human factors are commonly exploited in AI‑enabled phishing attacks?

Software licensing terms

Technical complexity

Curiosity, urgency, authority, and fear

Encryption standards

Why is training considered critical in AI and automation security?

Technology alone can fully prevent attacks

AI removes human responsibility

Staff are both the strongest and weakest security control

Training is only required for IT teams

What is the primary purpose of ISO/IEC 42001?

Phishing awareness training

Network security certification

Cloud service licensing

Management systems for Artificial Intelligence

Under UK GDPR, organisations using AI must ensure:

AI systems operate without human oversight

AI outputs cannot be challenged

Availability and recoverability of personal data

All AI decisions are fully automated

Which UK regulation is most directly responsible for governing AI use involving personal data?

Equality Act

UK GDPR

Computer Misuse Act

Freedom of Information Act

What is “AI hallucination”?

AI detecting visual patterns too accurately

AI encrypting data incorrectly

AI generating fictional or incorrect information presented as fact

AI refusing to respond

Which risk involves attackers manipulating AI instructions to cause unintended actions?

Data poisoning

Prompt injection

Encryption failure

Network congestion

Why do agentic AI systems require stronger governance than traditional AI tools?

They are less accurate

They are slower than traditional systems

They can take autonomous actions with real‑world impact

They cannot access APIs or systems

What is Artificial Intelligence (AI) primarily defined as in the session?

Machines that can think and act independently without limits

Systems that perform tasks normally requiring human intelligence

Software that replaces all human jobs

Only chatbots such as ChatGPT

Which of the following is identified as a key benefit of AI in business?

Improved operational efficiency and automation

Removing all security risks

Guaranteed correctness of outputs

Eliminating governance requirements

What is meant by “Shadow AI”?

Unauthorised or unmanaged AI tools used within an organisation

AI controlled exclusively by regulators

AI used purely for cybersecurity testing

AI systems that operate only in dark web environments

Why is data leakage a major AI risk for organisations?

AI always stores data locally

AI cannot process confidential data

Cloud systems are automatically secure

Large language models may retain or expose sensitive information

What does “agentic AI” refer to?

AI that requires constant manual prompts

AI used exclusively for marketing

AI that operates autonomously to achieve goals using tools and actions

AI that only answers questions

Any additional feedback you would like to make us aware of?

What additional topics would you like to see covered in future cyber resiliency sessions?

Which part of the training did you find most valuable for improving your cyber resiliency skills, and why?

How confident do you feel in your ability to identify and respond to cyber threats after attending this webinar?

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