Periodic system monitoring of computerized systems is essential to: Response:

The correct answer is D. Identify and address potential security threats and system inefficiencies. Periodic system monitoring exists to maintain security, performance, and reliability - making D correct, as it directly captures the dual purpose of detecting threats (unauthorized access, vulnerabilities, anomalies) and resolving inefficiencies (resource bottlenecks…

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Question

Periodic system monitoring of computerized systems is essential to:

Response:

Options

AKeep the system entertaining for users
BMonitor the daily mood of system users
CEnsure the system is always the latest topic of conversation
DIdentify and address potential security threats and system inefficiencies

How the community answered

(66 responses)

A
5% (3)
B
9% (6)
C
2% (1)
D
85% (56)

Explanation

Periodic system monitoring exists to maintain security, performance, and reliability - making D correct, as it directly captures the dual purpose of detecting threats (unauthorized access, vulnerabilities, anomalies) and resolving inefficiencies (resource bottlenecks, performance degradation) before they become critical failures.

A is wrong because system monitoring is a technical/security function, not an entertainment feature - user engagement is handled by UX design, not monitoring tools. B is wrong because monitoring tracks system metrics (CPU, memory, logs, network traffic), not human emotional states. C is wrong because monitoring is an internal operational practice with no connection to public conversation or trending topics.

Memory tip: Think of system monitoring like a doctor's check-up - it exists to diagnose problems and prevent illness (security threats + inefficiencies), not to entertain, measure emotions, or generate buzz.

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#System monitoring#Security threats#System efficiency#Computerized systems

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