• I definitely think so. No vendor will release faulty applications.
• I think so. Fintech shouldn’t be easy to hack.
• I don’t think so. Some vendors don’t always provide built-in security.
• I definitely don’t think so. No software is threat-proof.

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• I strongly agree. Given the projected growth of the pen-testing market, ethical hackers have a lot to look forward to.
• I agree. Companies will continue to need experienced IT folks.
• I disagree. Anyone with IT skills can protect networks.
• I strongly disagree. Companies do not need hackers as long as they use robust security solutions.

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• I strongly agree. You can lose many potential customers, especially those who aren’t willing to wait just to see your page load.
• I agree. Site speed counts a lot in SEO, and the better your SEO ranking is, the more people are bound to find you.
• I disagree. Content and site design matter more when it comes to user experience.
• I strongly disagree. When someone likes your products or services, they’ll wait no matter how long your site loads.

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• I strongly agree. Most websites would fail without web testing.
• I agree. But they should make a way to automate the whole process.
• I disagree. Web development will continue to improve and time will come when web testing will become redundant.
• I strongly disagree. Let’s put more faith in web developers.

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• I strongly agree. The encryption involved in how VPNs work provides utmost protection.
• I agree. VPNs are one of the go-to cybersecurity tools.
• I disagree. VPNs may protect users from some cyber attacks, but not all.
• I strongly disagree. Cybercriminals will always find a way around any cybersecurity solution.

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• I strongly agree. We no longer have to worry about advertisers following us around on the Internet.
• I agree. But other cookies that can track us still remain.
• I disagree. Privacy on the Internet is a myth.
• I strongly disagree. Advertisers would still obtain our information, albeit through other means.

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• I strongly agree. A cyber espionage attack can affect an entire country.
• I agree. Threat actors are more advanced than run-of-the-mill hackers.
• I disagree. Cyber espionage and cybercrime are just as damaging as each other.
• I strongly disagree. Cyber espionage attacks are only dangerous for countries that keep a lot of secrets.

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• I strongly agree. Clubhouse did not expect to be breached and should not be blamed for its users’ actions.
• I agree. Clubhouse did everything it could to protect its users.
• I disagree. Clubhouse has been lax with its security measures.
• I strongly disagree. Clubhouse is responsible for its users’ actions and should have put adequate safeguards in place.

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• I strongly agree. It would be difficult for cybercriminals to operate if nations come together.
• I agree. It may help slow down some online crimes, but others may still flourish.
• I disagree. Cybercriminals will find ingenious ways to get around laws.
• I strongly disagree. Cybercrime is a side effect of the Internet, and will always be around.

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