Answer:
false
Explanation:
The term 'computationally expensive' means that a given mathematical function, code or an algorithm has high computational complexity. In addition, the mathematical function or algorithm will require several steps and procedures to be completed. Based on this, the statement made in this question is not true.
Answer:
Correct Answer is (d) Information sensitivity policy
Explanation:
Information sensitivity policy establishes the criteria for classifying and securing the organization's information in a manner that is appropriate to its level of security.
However, other options are incorrect. Server security can be established only on servers and on information/data that is in the server from unauthorized access. While VPN security is used for protecting network and encryption is used to encrypt data from illegal access.
However, only information sensitivity policy is used for classifying and securing organization information to the outside world.
The intention of information sensitivity policy:
The intention of using any information sensitivity policy is to help the employee to determine what information can be disclosed to non-employee, as well as the relative sensitivity of the information that should not be disclosed outside of the company without proper permission or authorization from supreme leadership of an organization.
C is correct..
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Answer:
Multiple devices can be connected
The complete program is to define a boolean method that returns true if all elements of an array are negative, or return false, if otherwise
The method in java, where comments are used to explain each line is as follows:
//This defines the method
public static boolean chkNegative (double[] myArr) {
//This initializes a boolean variable
boolean isNeg = true;
//This iterates through the array
for (int i = 0; i < myArr.length; i++) {
//If the array element is 0 or positive
if (myArr[i] >= 0) {
//Then the boolean variable is set to false
isNeg = false;
//And the loop is exited
break;
}
}
//This returns true or false
return isNeg;
}
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