Electromagnetic emissions from a terminal represent an
exposure because they:
A. affect noise pollution.
B. disrupt processor functions.
C. produce dangerous levels of electric current.
D. can be detected and displayed.
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Answer: D
Emissions can be detected by sophisticated equipment and
displayed, thus giving access to data to unauthorized
persons. They should not cause disruption of CPUs or effect
noise pollution.
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