F5 Application Delivery Fundamentals — Question 21

When a business is hacked, they often lose more than money. What are the other consequences to a business as a result of being hacked? Select two.

Answer options

• A. Helpful third party reviews of the security needs of the customer's web applications.
• B. Valuable free press that occurs as companies address hacking incidents.
• C. Penalties related to non-compliance with laws and regulations.
• D. Final resolution of all security vulnerabilities of the business' web applications.
• E. Loss of customers when slow connections drive customers to competitor's site.

Correct answer: A, D

Explanation

The correct answers are C and E. Companies that are hacked may face legal penalties for not complying with relevant laws and regulations (C), and they can lose customers due to poor performance issues like slow connections, which may lead them to competitors (E). Options A and D are incorrect as they do not represent negative consequences of a hack.