When choosing a risk mitigation method what is the MOST important factor?
- A . Approval from the board of directors
- B . Cost of the mitigation is less than the risk
- C . Metrics of mitigation method success
- D . Mitigation method complies with PCI regulations
What role should the CISO play in properly scoping a PCI environment?
- A . Validate the business units’ suggestions as to what should be included in the scoping process
- B . Work with a Qualified Security Assessor (QSA) to determine the scope of the PCI environment
- C . Ensure internal scope validation is completed and that an assessment has been done to discover all credit card data
- D . Complete the self-assessment questionnaire and work with an Approved Scanning Vendor (ASV) to determine scope
What is the MAIN reason for conflicts between Information Technology and Information Security programs?
- A . Technology governance defines technology policies and standards while security governance does not.
- B . Security governance defines technology best practices and Information Technology governance does not.
- C . Technology Governance is focused on process risks whereas Security Governance is focused on business risk.
- D . The effective implementation of security controls can be viewed as an inhibitor to rapid Information Technology implementations.
Within an organization’s vulnerability management program, who has the responsibility to implement remediation actions?
- A . Security officer
- B . Data owner
- C . Vulnerability engineer
- D . System administrator
When deploying an Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) the BEST way to get maximum protection from the system is to deploy it
- A . In promiscuous mode and only detect malicious traffic.
- B . In-line and turn on blocking mode to stop malicious traffic.
- C . In promiscuous mode and block malicious traffic.
- D . In-line and turn on alert mode to stop malicious traffic.
When managing an Information Security Program, which of the following is of MOST importance in order to influence the culture of an organization?
- A . An independent Governance, Risk and Compliance organization
- B . Alignment of security goals with business goals
- C . Compliance with local privacy regulations
- D . Support from Legal and HR teams
What is the first thing that needs to be completed in order to create a security program for your organization?
- A . Risk assessment
- B . Security program budget
- C . Business continuity plan
- D . Compliance and regulatory analysis
A security manager has created a risk program.
Which of the following is a critical part of ensuring the program is successful?
- A . Providing a risk program governance structure
- B . Ensuring developers include risk control comments in code
- C . Creating risk assessment templates based on specific threats
- D . Allowing for the acceptance of risk for regulatory compliance requirements
Which of the following is a critical operational component of an Incident Response Program (IRP)?
- A . Weekly program budget reviews to ensure the percentage of program funding remains constant.
- B . Annual review of program charters, policies, procedures and organizational agreements.
- C . Daily monitoring of vulnerability advisories relating to your organization’s deployed technologies.
- D . Monthly program tests to ensure resource allocation is sufficient for supporting the needs of the organization
Which of the following is the MOST important for a CISO to understand when identifying threats?
- A . How vulnerabilities can potentially be exploited in systems that impact the organization
- B . How the security operations team will behave to reported incidents
- C . How the firewall and other security devices are configured to prevent attacks
- D . How the incident management team prepares to handle an attack
One of the MAIN goals of a Business Continuity Plan is to
- A . Ensure all infrastructure and applications are available in the event of a disaster
- B . Allow all technical first-responders to understand their roles in the event of a disaster
- C . Provide step by step plans to recover business processes in the event of a disaster
- D . Assign responsibilities to the technical teams responsible for the recovery of all data.
An organization information security policy serves to
- A . establish budgetary input in order to meet compliance requirements
- B . establish acceptable systems and user behavior
- C . define security configurations for systems
- D . define relationships with external law enforcement agencies
A global retail company is creating a new compliance management process.
Which of the following regulations is of MOST importance to be tracked and managed by this process?
- A . Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL)
- B . International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standards
- C . Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI-DSS)
- D . National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) standard
If your organization operates under a model of "assumption of breach", you should:
- A . Protect all information resource assets equally
- B . Establish active firewall monitoring protocols
- C . Purchase insurance for your compliance liability
- D . Focus your security efforts on high value assets
Which of the following international standards can be BEST used to define a Risk Management process in an organization?
- A . National Institute for Standards and Technology 800-50 (NIST 800-50)
- B . International Organization for Standardizations C 27005 (ISO-27005)
- C . Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI-DSS)
- D . International Organization for Standardizations C 27004 (ISO-27004)
What is the SECOND step to creating a risk management methodology according to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) SP 800-30 standard?
- A . Determine appetite
- B . Evaluate risk avoidance criteria
- C . Perform a risk assessment
- D . Mitigate risk
Risk appetite directly affects what part of a vulnerability management program?
- A . Staff
- B . Scope
- C . Schedule
- D . Scan tools
Which of the following is the MAIN reason to follow a formal risk management process in an organization that hosts and uses privately identifiable information (PII) as part of their business models and processes?
- A . Need to comply with breach disclosure laws
- B . Need to transfer the risk associated with hosting PII data
- C . Need to better understand the risk associated with using PII data
- D . Fiduciary responsibility to safeguard credit card information
With a focus on the review and approval aspects of board responsibilities, the Data Governance Council recommends that the boards provide strategic oversight regarding information and information security, include these four things:
- A . Metrics tracking security milestones, understanding criticality of information and information security, visibility into the types of information and how it is used, endorsement by the board of directors
- B . Annual security training for all employees, continual budget reviews, endorsement of the development and implementation of a security program, metrics to track the program
- C . Understanding criticality of information and information security, review investment in information security, endorse development and implementation of a security program, and require regular reports on adequacy and effectiveness
- D . Endorsement by the board of directors for security program, metrics of security program milestones, annual budget review, report on integration and acceptance of program
C
Explanation:
Reference: https://nanopdf.com/download/information-security-governance-guidance-for-boards-of_pdf (9)
Which of the following provides an audit framework?
- A . Control Objectives for IT (COBIT)
- B . Payment Card Industry-Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS)
- C . International Organization Standard (ISO) 27002
- D . National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) SP 800-30
The exposure factor of a threat to your organization is defined by?
- A . Asset value times exposure factor
- B . Annual rate of occurrence
- C . Annual loss expectancy minus current cost of controls
- D . Percentage of loss experienced due to a realized threat event
A method to transfer risk is to:
- A . Implement redundancy
- B . move operations to another region
- C . purchase breach insurance
- D . Alignment with business operations
An organization’s Information Security Policy is of MOST importance because
- A . it communicates management’s commitment to protecting information resources
- B . it is formally acknowledged by all employees and vendors
- C . it defines a process to meet compliance requirements
- D . it establishes a framework to protect confidential information
Which of the following is of MOST importance when security leaders of an organization are required to align security to influence the culture of an organization?
- A . Poses a strong technical background
- B . Understand all regulations affecting the organization
- C . Understand the business goals of the organization
- D . Poses a strong auditing background
Which of the following represents the HIGHEST negative impact resulting from an ineffective security governance program?
- A . Reduction of budget
- B . Decreased security awareness
- C . Improper use of information resources
- D . Fines for regulatory non-compliance
The establishment of a formal risk management framework and system authorization program is essential.
The LAST step of the system authorization process is:
- A . Contacting the Internet Service Provider for an IP scope
- B . Getting authority to operate the system from executive management
- C . Changing the default passwords
- D . Conducting a final scan of the live system and mitigating all high and medium level vulnerabilities
A global health insurance company is concerned about protecting confidential information.
Which of the following is of MOST concern to this organization?
- A . Compliance to the Payment Card Industry (PCI) regulations.
- B . Alignment with financial reporting regulations for each country where they operate.
- C . Alignment with International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standards.
- D . Compliance with patient data protection regulations for each country where they operate.
An organization licenses and uses personal information for business operations, and a server containing that information has been compromised.
What kind of law would require notifying the owner or licensee of this incident?
- A . Data breach disclosure
- B . Consumer right disclosure
- C . Security incident disclosure
- D . Special circumstance disclosure
A security professional has been promoted to be the CISO of an organization. The first task is to create a security policy for this organization. The CISO creates and publishes the security policy. This policy however, is ignored and not enforced consistently.
Which of the following is the MOST likely reason for the policy shortcomings?
- A . Lack of a formal security awareness program
- B . Lack of a formal security policy governance process
- C . Lack of formal definition of roles and responsibilities
- D . Lack of a formal risk management policy
What two methods are used to assess risk impact?
- A . Cost and annual rate of expectance
- B . Subjective and Objective
- C . Qualitative and percent of loss realized
- D . Quantitative and qualitative
A security officer wants to implement a vulnerability scanning program. The officer is uncertain of the state of vulnerability resiliency within the organization’s large IT infrastructure.
What would be the BEST approach to minimize scan data output while retaining a realistic view of system vulnerability?
- A . Scan a representative sample of systems
- B . Perform the scans only during off-business hours
- C . Decrease the vulnerabilities within the scan tool settings
- D . Filter the scan output so only pertinent data is analyzed
An organization’s firewall technology needs replaced. A specific technology has been selected that is less costly than others and lacking in some important capabilities. The security officer has voiced concerns about sensitive data breaches but the decision is made to purchase.
What does this selection indicate?
- A . A high threat environment
- B . A low risk tolerance environment
- C . I low vulnerability environment
- D . A high risk tolerance environment
When dealing with Security Incident Response procedures, which of the following steps come FIRST when reacting to an incident?
- A . Escalation
- B . Recovery
- C . Eradication
- D . Containment
A Security Operations Centre (SOC) manager is informed that a database containing highly sensitive corporate strategy information is under attack. Information has been stolen and the database server was disconnected. Who must be informed of this incident?
- A . Internal audit
- B . The data owner
- C . All executive staff
- D . Government regulators
The PRIMARY objective of security awareness is to:
- A . Ensure that security policies are read.
- B . Encourage security-conscious employee behavior.
- C . Meet legal and regulatory requirements.
- D . Put employees on notice in case follow-up action for noncompliance is necessary
Credit card information, medical data, and government records are all examples of:
- A . Confidential/Protected Information
- B . Bodily Information
- C . Territorial Information
- D . Communications Information
What is the definition of Risk in Information Security?
- A . Risk = Probability x Impact
- B . Risk = Threat x Probability
- C . Risk = Financial Impact x Probability
- D . Risk = Impact x Threat
Which of the following is a benefit of information security governance?
- A . Questioning the trust in vendor relationships.
- B . Increasing the risk of decisions based on incomplete management information.
- C . Direct involvement of senior management in developing control processes
- D . Reduction of the potential for civil and legal liability
Quantitative Risk Assessments have the following advantages over qualitative risk assessments:
- A . They are objective and can express risk / cost in real numbers
- B . They are subjective and can be completed more quickly
- C . They are objective and express risk / cost in approximates
- D . They are subjective and can express risk /cost in real numbers
A company wants to fill a Chief Information Security Officer position in the organization. They need to define and implement a more holistic security program.
Which of the following qualifications and experience would be MOST desirable to find in a candidate?
- A . Multiple certifications, strong technical capabilities and lengthy resume
- B . Industry certifications, technical knowledge and program management skills
- C . College degree, audit capabilities and complex project management
- D . Multiple references, strong background check and industry certifications
What is the relationship between information protection and regulatory compliance?
- A . That all information in an organization must be protected equally.
- B . The information required to be protected by regulatory mandate does not have to be identified in the organizations data classification policy.
- C . That the protection of some information such as National ID information is mandated by regulation and other information such as trade secrets are protected based on business need.
- D . There is no relationship between the two.
Which of the following is a MAJOR consideration when an organization retains sensitive customer data and uses this data to better target the organization’s products and services?
- A . Strong authentication technologies
- B . Financial reporting regulations
- C . Credit card compliance and regulations
- D . Local privacy laws
Which of the following are the MOST important factors for proactively determining system vulnerabilities?
- A . Subscribe to vendor mailing list to get notification of system vulnerabilities
- B . Deploy Intrusion Detection System (IDS) and install anti-virus on systems
- C . Configure firewall, perimeter router and Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)
- D . Conduct security testing, vulnerability scanning, and penetration testing
In accordance with best practices and international standards, how often is security awareness training provided to employees of an organization?
- A . High risk environments 6 months, low risk environments 12 months
- B . Every 12 months
- C . Every 18 months
- D . Every six months
Payment Card Industry (PCI) compliance requirements are based on what criteria?
- A . The types of cardholder data retained
- B . The duration card holder data is retained
- C . The size of the organization processing credit card data
- D . The number of transactions performed per year by an organization
When managing the security architecture for your company you must consider:
- A . Security and IT Staff size
- B . Company Values
- C . Budget
- D . All of the above
What should an organization do to ensure that they have a sound Business Continuity (BC) Plan?
- A . Test every three years to ensure that things work as planned
- B . Conduct periodic tabletop exercises to refine the BC plan
- C . Outsource the creation and execution of the BC plan to a third party vendor
- D . Conduct a Disaster Recovery (DR) exercise every year to test the plan
An organization has defined a set of standard security controls. This organization has also defined the circumstances and conditions in which they must be applied.
What is the NEXT logical step in applying the controls in the organization?
- A . Determine the risk tolerance
- B . Perform an asset classification
- C . Create an architecture gap analysis
- D . Analyze existing controls on systems
A security manager regualrly checks work areas after buisness hours for security violations; such as unsecured files or unattended computers with active sessions.
This activity BEST demonstrates what part of a security program?
- A . Audit validation
- B . Physical control testing
- C . Compliance management
- D . Security awareness training
Which of the following should be determined while defining risk management strategies?
- A . Organizational objectives and risk tolerance
- B . Risk assessment criteria
- C . IT architecture complexity
- D . Enterprise disaster recovery plans
Why is it vitally important that senior management endorse a security policy?
- A . So that they will accept ownership for security within the organization.
- B . So that employees will follow the policy directives.
- C . So that external bodies will recognize the organizations commitment to security.
- D . So that they can be held legally accountable.
Who is responsible for securing networks during a security incident?
- A . Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)
- B . Security Operations Center (SO
- C . Disaster Recovery (DR) manager
- D . Incident Response Team (IRT)
Which of the following is the MOST important benefit of an effective security governance process?
- A . Reduction of liability and overall risk to the organization
- B . Better vendor management
- C . Reduction of security breaches
- D . Senior management participation in the incident response process
According to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) SP 800-40, which of the following considerations are MOST important when creating a vulnerability management program?
- A . Susceptibility to attack, mitigation response time, and cost
- B . Attack vectors, controls cost, and investigation staffing needs
- C . Vulnerability exploitation, attack recovery, and mean time to repair
- D . Susceptibility to attack, expected duration of attack, and mitigation availability
Who in the organization determines access to information?
- A . Legal department
- B . Compliance officer
- C . Data Owner
- D . Information security officer
A global retail organization is looking to implement a consistent Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Process across all of its business units.
Which of the following standards and guidelines can BEST address this organization’s need?
- A . International Organization for Standardizations C 22301 (ISO-22301)
- B . Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL)
- C . Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI-DSS)
- D . International Organization for Standardizations C 27005 (ISO-27005)
Which of the following functions MUST your Information Security Governance program include for formal organizational reporting?
- A . Audit and Legal
- B . Budget and Compliance
- C . Human Resources and Budget
- D . Legal and Human Resources
You have recently drafted a revised information security policy.
From whom should you seek endorsement in order to have the GREATEST chance for adoption and implementation throughout the entire organization?
- A . Chief Information Security Officer
- B . Chief Executive Officer
- C . Chief Information Officer
- D . Chief Legal Counsel
As the Risk Manager of an organization, you are task with managing vendor risk assessments. During the assessment, you identified that the vendor is engaged with high profiled clients, and bad publicity can jeopardize your own brand.
Which is the BEST type of risk that defines this event?
- A . Compliance Risk
- B . Reputation Risk
- C . Operational Risk
- D . Strategic Risk
Which of the following has the GREATEST impact on the implementation of an information security governance model?
- A . Organizational budget
- B . Distance between physical locations
- C . Number of employees
- D . Complexity of organizational structure
Which of the following intellectual Property components is focused on maintaining brand recognition?
- A . Trademark
- B . Patent
- C . Research Logs
- D . Copyright
Developing effective security controls is a balance between:
- A . Risk Management and Operations
- B . Corporate Culture and Job Expectations
- C . Operations and Regulations
- D . Technology and Vendor Management
The framework that helps to define a minimum standard of protection that business stakeholders must attempt to achieve is referred to as a standard of:
- A . Due Protection
- B . Due Care
- C . Due Compromise
- D . Due process
The Information Security Governance program MUST:
- A . integrate with other organizational governance processes
- B . support user choice for Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)
- C . integrate with other organizational governance processes
- D . show a return on investment for the organization
The alerting, monitoring and life-cycle management of security related events is typically handled by the
- A . security threat and vulnerability management process
- B . risk assessment process
- C . risk management process
- D . governance, risk, and compliance tools
Which of the following is a weakness of an asset or group of assets that can be exploited by one or more threats?
- A . Threat
- B . Vulnerability
- C . Attack vector
- D . Exploitation
The success of the Chief Information Security Officer is MOST dependent upon:
- A . favorable audit findings
- B . following the recommendations of consultants and contractors
- C . development of relationships with organization executives
- D . raising awareness of security issues with end users
You have purchased a new insurance policy as part of your risk strategy.
Which of the following risk strategy options have you engaged in?
- A . Risk Avoidance
- B . Risk Acceptance
- C . Risk Transfer
- D . Risk Mitigation
You have a system with 2 identified risks. You determine the probability of one risk occurring is higher than the
- A . Controlled mitigation effort
- B . Risk impact comparison
- C . Relative likelihood of event
- D . Comparative threat analysis
When dealing with a risk management process, asset classification is important because it will impact the overall:
- A . Threat identification
- B . Risk monitoring
- C . Risk treatment
- D . Risk tolerance
The Information Security Management program MUST protect:
- A . all organizational assets
- B . critical business processes and /or revenue streams
- C . intellectual property released into the public domain
- D . against distributed denial of service attacks
Regulatory requirements typically force organizations to implement
- A . Mandatory controls
- B . Discretionary controls
- C . Optional controls
- D . Financial controls
Which of the following is MOST likely to be discretionary?
- A . Policies
- B . Procedures
- C . Guidelines
- D . Standards
The single most important consideration to make when developing your security program, policies, and processes is:
- A . Budgeting for unforeseen data compromises
- B . Streamlining for efficiency
- C . Alignment with the business
- D . Establishing your authority as the Security Executive
When creating a vulnerability scan schedule, who is the MOST critical person to communicate with in order to ensure impact of the scan is minimized?
- A . The asset owner
- B . The asset manager
- C . The data custodian
- D . The project manager
What is a difference from the list below between quantitative and qualitative Risk Assessment?
- A . Quantitative risk assessments result in an exact number (in monetary terms)
- B . Qualitative risk assessments result in a quantitative assessment (high, medium, low, red, yellow, green)
- C . Qualitative risk assessments map to business objectives
- D . Quantitative risk assessments result in a quantitative assessment (high, medium, low, red, yellow, green)
Which of the following is used to establish and maintain a framework to provide assurance that information security strategies are aligned with organizational objectives?
- A . Awareness
- B . Compliance
- C . Governance
- D . Management
The purpose of NIST SP 800-53 as part of the NIST System Certification and Accreditation Project is to establish a set of standardized, minimum security controls for IT systems addressing low, moderate, and high levels of concern for
- A . Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability
- B . Assurance, Compliance and Availability
- C . International Compliance
- D . Integrity and Availability
Ensuring that the actions of a set of people, applications and systems follow the organization’s rules is BEST described as:
- A . Risk management
- B . Security management
- C . Mitigation management
- D . Compliance management
When an organization claims it is secure because it is PCI-DSS certified, what is a good first question to ask towards assessing the effectiveness of their security program?
- A . How many credit card records are stored?
- B . How many servers do you have?
- C . What is the scope of the certification?
- D . What is the value of the assets at risk?
You have implemented a new security control.
Which of the following risk strategy options have you engaged in?
- A . Risk Avoidance
- B . Risk Acceptance
- C . Risk Transfer
- D . Risk Mitigation
After a risk assessment is performed, a particular risk is considered to have the potential of costing the organization 1.2 Million USD.
This is an example of
- A . Risk Tolerance
- B . Qualitative risk analysis
- C . Risk Appetite
- D . Quantitative risk analysis
Which of the following most commonly falls within the scope of an information security governance steering committee?
- A . Approving access to critical financial systems
- B . Developing content for security awareness programs
- C . Interviewing candidates for information security specialist positions
- D . Vetting information security policies
Which of the following is MOST important when dealing with an Information Security Steering committee:
- A . Include a mix of members from different departments and staff levels.
- B . Ensure that security policies and procedures have been vetted and approved.
- C . Review all past audit and compliance reports.
- D . Be briefed about new trends and products at each meeting by a vendor.
When briefing senior management on the creation of a governance process, the MOST important aspect should be:
- A . information security metrics.
- B . knowledge required to analyze each issue.
- C . baseline against which metrics are evaluated.
- D . linkage to business area objectives.
What is the BEST way to achieve on-going compliance monitoring in an organization?
- A . Only check compliance right before the auditors are scheduled to arrive onsite.
- B . Outsource compliance to a 3rd party vendor and let them manage the program.
- C . Have Compliance and Information Security partner to correct issues as they arise.
- D . Have Compliance direct Information Security to fix issues after the auditors report.
Which of the following is considered the MOST effective tool against social engineering?
- A . Anti-phishing tools
- B . Anti-malware tools
- C . Effective Security Vulnerability Management Program
- D . Effective Security awareness program
Risk is defined as:
- A . Threat times vulnerability divided by control
- B . Advisory plus capability plus vulnerability
- C . Asset loss times likelihood of event
- D . Quantitative plus qualitative impact
When would it be more desirable to develop a set of decentralized security policies and procedures within an enterprise environment?
- A . When there is a need to develop a more unified incident response capability.
- B . When the enterprise is made up of many business units with diverse business activities, risks profiles and regulatory requirements.
- C . When there is a variety of technologies deployed in the infrastructure.
- D . When it results in an overall lower cost of operating the security program.
The FIRST step in establishing a security governance program is to?
- A . Conduct a risk assessment.
- B . Obtain senior level sponsorship.
- C . Conduct a workshop for all end users.
- D . Prepare a security budget.
Risk that remains after risk mitigation is known as
- A . Persistent risk
- B . Residual risk
- C . Accepted risk
- D . Non-tolerated risk
In which of the following cases, would an organization be more prone to risk acceptance vs. risk mitigation?
- A . The organization uses exclusively a quantitative process to measure risk
- B . The organization uses exclusively a qualitative process to measure risk
- C . The organization’s risk tolerance is high
- D . The organization’s risk tolerance is lo
The PRIMARY objective for information security program development should be:
- A . Reducing the impact of the risk to the business.
- B . Establishing strategic alignment with business continuity requirements
- C . Establishing incident response programs.
- D . Identifying and implementing the best security solutions.
A business unit within your organization intends to deploy a new technology in a manner that places it in violation of existing information security standards.
What immediate action should the information security manager take?
- A . Enforce the existing security standards and do not allow the deployment of the new technology.
- B . Amend the standard to permit the deployment.
- C . If the risks associated with that technology are not already identified, perform a risk analysis to quantify the risk, and allow the business unit to proceed based on the identified risk level.
- D . Permit a 90-day window to see if an issue occurs and then amend the standard if there are no issues.
According to ISO 27001, of the steps for establishing an Information Security Governance program listed below, which comes first?
- A . Identify threats, risks, impacts and vulnerabilities
- B . Decide how to manage risk
- C . Define the budget of the Information Security Management System
- D . Define Information Security Policy
From an information security perspective, information that no longer supports the main purpose of the business should be:
- A . assessed by a business impact analysis.
- B . protected under the information classification policy.
- C . analyzed under the data ownership policy.
- D . analyzed under the retention policy
What is the main purpose of the Incident Response Team?
- A . Ensure efficient recovery and reinstate repaired systems
- B . Create effective policies detailing program activities
- C . Communicate details of information security incidents
- D . Provide current employee awareness programs
Information security policies should be reviewed:
- A . by stakeholders at least annually
- B . by the CISO when new systems are brought online
- C . by the Incident Response team after an audit
- D . by internal audit semiannually
An organization is looking for a framework to measure the efficiency and effectiveness of their Information Security Management System.
Which of the following international standards can BEST assist this organization?
- A . International Organization for Standardizations C 27004 (ISO-27004)
- B . Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI-DSS)
- C . Control Objectives for Information Technology (COBIT)
- D . International Organization for Standardizations C 27005 (ISO-27005)
Which of the following is the PRIMARY purpose of International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 27001?
- A . Use within an organization to formulate security requirements and objectives
- B . Implementation of business-enabling information security
- C . Use within an organization to ensure compliance with laws and regulations
- D . To enable organizations that adopt it to obtain certifications