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Cybersecurity-Audit-Certificate ISACA Cybersecurity Audit Certificate Exam

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  • 8 free sample questions

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Cybersecurity-Audit-Certificate is the ISACA exam ISACA Cybersecurity Audit Certificate Exam. Paid practice material for this exam is not available yet, but you can try its free sample questions.

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Cybersecurity-Audit-Certificate
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ISACA
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Question 1

Which of the following would provide the BEST basis for allocating proportional protection activities when comprehensive classification is not feasible?

  1. Option A:
     Single classification level allocation
  2. Option B:
    Business process re-engineering
  3. Option C:
    Business dependency assessment
  4. Option D:

    Comprehensive cyber insurance procurement

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Correct answer: C

The BEST basis for allocating proportional protection activities when comprehensive classification is not feasible is a business dependency assessment. This is because a business dependency assessment helps to identify the criticality and sensitivity of business processes and their supporting assets, based on their contribution to the organization’s objectives and value proposition. This allows for prioritizing protection activities according to the level of risk and impact. The other options are not as effective as a business dependency assessment, because they either use a single classification level allocation (A), which does not account for different levels of risk and impact; require a significant amount of time and resources to perform a business process re-engineering (B); or rely on external parties to cover potential losses without reducing the likelihood or impact of incidents (D) 

Question 2

Availability can be protected through the use of: 

  1. Option A:
     user awarenesstraining and related end-user training
  2. Option B:
    access controls. We permissions, and encryption. 
  3. Option C:
    logging, digital signatures, and write protection.
  4. Option D:
    redundancy, backups, and business continuity management
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Correct answer: D

Availability can be protected through the use of redundancy, backups, and business continuity management. This is because these measures help to ensure that systems, data, and services are accessible and functional at all times, even in the event of a disruption or disaster. The other options are not directly related to protecting availability, but rather focus on enhancing confidentiality (A), integrity C, or awareness (D).
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