Scenario: You are the CISO and have just completed your first risk assessment for your organization. You find many risks with no security controls, and some risks with inadequate controls. You assign work to your staff to create or adjust existing security controls to ensure they are adequate for risk mitigation needs.
When adjusting the controls to mitigate the risks, how often should the CISO perform an audit to verify the controls?
Answer : D
When dealing with risk, the information security practitioner may choose to:
Answer : C
An organization recently acquired a Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solution, and two months after the implementation, it was found that sensitive data was posted to numerous Dark Web sites. The DLP application was checked, and there are no apparent malfunctions and no errors.
What is the MOST likely reason why the sensitive data was posted?
Answer : D
This occurs when the quantity or quality of project deliverables is expanded from the original project plan.
Answer : A
Creating a secondary authentication process for network access would be an example of?
Answer : C
SCENARIO: A Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) recently had a third party conduct an audit of the security program. Internal policies and international standards were used as audit baselines. The audit report was presented to the CISO and a variety of high, medium and low rated gaps were identified.
The CISO has validated audit findings, determined if compensating controls exist, and started initial remediation planning. Which of the following is the MOST logical next step?
Answer : C
When measuring the effectiveness of an Information Security Management System which one of the following would be MOST LIKELY used as a metric framework?
Answer : C