According to deterrence theory, an employee can be deterred from violating security policies if sanctions are certain, swift, and severe.

Taylor’s company has a strict policy that prohibits employees from writing down workstation passwords. Finding it difficult to remember the password, Taylor still wrote down his username and password on a sticker and attached it to the computer. Taylor claims that his company’s information security policy is unreasonable. This is an example of which technique of neutralization?

Taylor took a company USB drive with confidential files home to work on a project, even though company policy prohibits taking the company devices out of the office, where they are supposed to stay. When confronted, Taylor justified her action by saying, “I’m just taking it home for work, and nothing bad will happen since it’s still with me.” This is an example of which neutralization technique?

Taylor views her past policy-following behavior as a credit and non-compliant behavior as a debit in her “behavior ledger”. Taylor justifies a debit in her ledger as insignificant compared to the numerous credits “stored” due to past good behavior. This is an example of which technique of neutralization?

What does the following Python program return? fruit = “Apple”fruit[0] = “a”print(fruit)

What is the correct syntax to print the numbers [3, 4, 5] from the array shown below? arr = np.array([1,2,3,4,5,6,7])

What does the following Python program return? numbers = [2, 5]fruits = [“Apples”, “Oranges”] for i in numbers:  for j in fruits:    print(i, j)

 In which neutralization technique do employees who violate information security policies claim that the organization did not suffer any harm?

What does the following Python program return? print(len(“DDoS”)*5)

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