End-user awareness training for handling sensitive personally identifiable information would
include secure storage and transmission of customer:
A.
Date of birth.
B.
First and last name.
C.
Phone number.
D.
Employer name.
Explanation:
Personally identifiable information (PII) is a catchall for any data that can be used to uniquely
identify an individual. This data can be anything from the person’s name to a fingerprint (think
biometrics), credit card number, or patient record. Date of birth is personally identifiable
information.
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That answer makes no sense. PII should be something that can uniquely identify an individual. DOB by itself cannot uniquely identify someone, as many people share the same birthday. If the question is suggesting DOB because it isn’t the only field being securely stored, then B must also be correct. The explanation itself even states that a persons name can constitute PII.
DOB by itself does not constitute PII:
http://technology.pitt.edu/help-desk/how-to-documents/guide-identifying-personally-identifiable-information-pii
Out of them all, I would probably go with B, as a full name (if uncommon) can by itself uniquely identify an individual.
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