Question

identify some of the trade - offs between cybersecurity measures and usability. select 3 options. the more usable the security measure for end - users, the easier it is for hackers to defeat. users generally memorize unique, long, and complex passwords for each account. the more secure the security measure, the less usable and more complex it may be for the end - user. users want to easy - to - use yet effective security measures that do not take too much effort. the more secure the security measure, the more usable it is for both end - users and cybercriminals

Explanation:

1. The statement "The more usable the security measure for end - users, the easier it is for hackers to defeat" shows a trade - off as higher usability for legitimate users may mean lower security against attackers.
2. "The more secure the security measure, the less usable and more complex it may be for the end - user" clearly indicates a trade - off between security and usability.
3. "Users want to easy - to - use yet effective security measures that do not take too much effort" implies that there is a tension between having highly effective (and often complex) security and ease of use for users.

Answer:

The more usable the security measure for end - users, the easier it is for hackers to defeat.
The more secure the security measure, the less usable and more complex it may be for the end - user.
Users want to easy - to - use yet effective security measures that do not take too much effort.