With technological advancements progressing faster than ever, privacy has become a significant concern. What is Cisco's belief about privacy?

Question

Options

• AIt is optional.
• BIt's important to security.
• CIt is a functional human right.
• DIt is a business strategy.

• A
  6% (3)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  90% (46)
• D
  2% (1)

Explanation

Cisco explicitly positions privacy as a fundamental human right, not merely a compliance checkbox or business tool - this is a core principle stated in Cisco's annual Privacy Benchmark Study and public privacy policy documentation. Option A (optional) contradicts Cisco's stance entirely; they treat privacy as non-negotiable in product design and data handling. Option B (important to security) is a common conflation - while privacy and security are related, Cisco treats them as distinct concerns, and security being important to privacy is closer to true than the reverse. Option D (business strategy) describes how some companies treat privacy instrumentally, but Cisco deliberately frames it as a rights-based issue to distinguish their philosophy from pure profit motive.

Memory tip: Think of the phrase "Cisco = Citizens" - Cisco aligns privacy with civil/human rights, the same way citizens have rights, not the way businesses have strategies.

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