Answer:
[tex]\begin{array}{ccc}Needs \ SSL&&Does \ not \ need \ SSL\\Brian \ accesses \ a \ file \ on \ his \ home \\ computer \from \ the \ office\\&&A \ website \ sends \ cookies \ from \ a \ server\\Dave \ browses \ a \ shopping \ website\\&&Betty \ reads \ a \ blog\\William \ logs \ in \ to \ his \ email&&Anna \ checks \ a \ term \ in \ an \ online \ dictionary\end{array}\right][/tex]
Explanation:
SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer are network protocols used to establish authentic and encrypted between computers in a network. With the release of the Transport Layer Security, TLS, in 1999, SSL was depreciated and the two technologies are referred to as "SSL/TLS" or "SSL"
An SSL certificate signed by a certificate authority (CA) that is publicly trusted, the certificate will be trusted by operating systems and web browsers
SSL is used for logins, data transfer, secure credit card transactions, secured browsing of social media sights
Therefore, the action that has need for SSL are;
1) Brian accesses a file on his home computer from the office
2) Dave browses a shopping website
3) William logs in to his email
Does not need SSL
1) A website sends cookies from a server
2) Betty reads a blog
3) Anna checks a term in an online dictionary.