1. Privacy and Security Challenge Just Browsing Keep out - Private! Pushing IT You sound like a broken record Legal Beagles 100 200 300 400 500

2. Examples of these are Facebook, MySpace, Flickr, and LinkedIn. Just Browsing - 100

3. An example of this is when you notice a padlock icon displayed somewhere in your browser window (location depends on the browser being used). Just Browsing - 200

4. You should never use these in your passwords anywhere, especially on Web sites. Just Browsing - 300

5. I should ensure this is done regularly in order to make sure a computer is better secure from Internet attacks. Just Browsing – 400

6. This person is ultimately responsible to protect information entrusted to him/her and computers he/she operates from threats. Just Browsing - 500

7. These are blue, and should not be used for the secure authorized disposal of media or documents. Keep out – Private! - 100

8. The Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act applies to briefing notes, personal information, emails, hand written memos but not this. Keep out – Private! - 200

9. If you suspect private information has been compromised you should notify this person in your organization. Keep out – Private! - 300

10. This is the number of days that a government ministry or agency has to respond to an applicant’s request for access under FOIPPA. Keep out – Private! - 400

11. Acknowledging the request is considered the first step followed as part of this obligation when a request for access to information is made. Keep out – Private! - 500

12. If you use a mixture of alpha- numeric characters, allowable symbols, and ensure you use 8 or more characters in total, you have one of these. Pushing IT - 100

13. If you use peer-to-peer software or install unauthorized software while using a government computer, or use government e-mail to operate a personal business you are in violation of this. Pushing IT - 200

14. You should contact this person if you receive a phone call asking you to share your password with the caller. Pushing IT - 300

15. My laptop should not spend any time in this state while I am not in a safe place (my office or in my locked home). Pushing IT - 400

16. This term is used to collectively describe software viruses, spyware, worms, and trojan horses among others. Pushing IT - 500

17. Records that pertain to the "housekeeping" activities including the management of facilities, property, material, human resources, and information systems. You sound like a broken record - 100

18. These include convenience copies, transitory records, published records, and non- work related records that may be disposed of without written authorization from the Provincial Archivist. You sound like a broken record - 200

19. If a person wants to request access to records in the possession of the Government of Saskatchewan they use this. You sound like a broken record - 300

20. This refers to the authority under which government organizations may dispose of records no longer required. Include the timetables for both the retention and the destruction of records. You sound like a broken record - 400

21. This type of record schedule is a classification system and retention schedule related to the operations specific for the services provided by your ministry or branch according to mandate or policy. You sound like a broken record - 500

22. A common acronym for The Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. Legal Beagles - 100

23. This event is recognized in Saskatchewan the last week of September and relates to a citizens right to access information. Legal Beagles - 200

24. The commonly known name for sections in The Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act that outlines types of information in government records that must or may be withheld from access if requested. Legal Beagles - 300

25. The law in Saskatchewan that allows an individual to request access to any government record. Legal Beagles - 400

26. The three Saskatchewan statutes that address either access to personal information or personal health information. Legal Beagles - 500

27. What are social networking sites? Just Browsing - 100

28. What is a secure Web site? Just Browsing - 200

29. What are dictionary words? Just Browsing - 300

30. What is patch or update software? Just Browsing - 400

31. Who is the user? Just Browsing - 500

32. What are recycling bins? Keep out - Private! - 100

33. What is personal health information? Keep out - Private! - 200

34. Who is my organization's Privacy Officer? Keep out - Private! - 300

35. What is thirty (30) days? Keep out - Private! - 400

36. What is "Duty to Assist?" Keep out - Private! - 500

37. What is a hard to guess password? Pushing IT - 100

38. What is the Information Technology Acceptable Usage Policy? Pushing IT - 200

39. Who is my organization's Security Officer? Pushing IT - 300

40. What is unattended? Pushing IT - 400

41. What is malware? Pushing IT - 500

42. What are administrative records? You sound like a broken record - 100

43. What are non-government records? You sound like a broken record - 200

44. What is the Access to Information Request Form? You sound like a broken record – 300

45. What are records retention schedules? You sound like a broken record - 400

46. What are Operational Records Systems (ORS)? You sound like a broken record - 500

47. What is FOIP? Legal Beagles - 100

48. What is Right to Know Week? Legal Beagles - 200

49. What are exemptions? Legal Beagles - 300

50. What is The Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act? Legal Beagles - 400

51. What is The Freedom of Information Protection of Privacy Act, The Local Authority Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and The Health Information Protection Act? Legal Beagles - 500