CHAPTER 14 Flashcards
(30 cards)
IT security management consists of first determining a clear view of an
organization’s IT security objectives and general risk profile
T
IT security management has evolved considerably over the last few
decades due to the rise in risks to networked systems
T
Detecting and reacting to incidents is not a function of IT security
management.
F
IT security needs to be a key part of an organization’s overall
management plan.
T
Once the IT management process is in place and working the process
never needs to be repeated
F
Organizational security objectives identify what IT security outcomes
should be achieved.
T
The assignment of responsibilities relating to the management of IT
security and the organizational infrastructure is not addressed in a
corporate security policy.
F
Organizational security policies identify what needs to be done
T
It is not critical that an organization’s IT security policy have full
approval or buy-in by senior management.
F
Because the responsibility for IT security is shared across the
organization, there is a risk of inconsistent implementation of security and a loss of central monitoring and control.
T
Legal and regulatory constraints may require specific approaches to
risk assessment
T
A major advantage of the informal approach is that the individuals
performing the analysis require no additional skills.
T
A major disadvantage of the baseline risk assessment approach is the
significant cost in time, resources, and expertise needed to perform
the analysis.
F
One asset may have multiple threats and a single threat may target
multiple assets
T
A threat may be either natural or human made and may be accidental
or deliberate
T
__________ ensures that critical assets are sufficiently protected in a cost-effective manner.
A. IT control B. IT security management
C. IT discipline D. IT risk implementations
IT security management
The ________ has revised and consolidated a number of national and international standards into a consensus of best practice.
A. ISO B. CSI
C. VSB D. DBI
ISO
IT security management functions include:
A. determining organizational IT security objectives, strategies, and policies
B. detecting and reacting to incidents
C. specifying appropriate safeguards
D. all of the above
all of the above
Implementing the risk treatment plan is part of the ______ step.
A. check B. act
C. do D. plan
do
Maintaining and improving the information security risk management process
in response to incidents is part of the _________ step.
A. act B. plan C. check D. do
ACT
Establishing security policy, objectives, processes and procedures is part of the ______ step.
A. plan B. check
C. act D. none of the above
plan
The intent of the ________ is to provide a clear overview of how an organization’s IT infrastructure supports its overall business objectives.
A. risk register B. corporate security policy
C. vulnerability source D. threat assessment
corporate security policy
The advantages of the _________ approach are that it doesn’t require the expenditure of additional resources in conducting a more formal risk assessment and that the same measures can be replicated over a range of systems.
A. combined B. informal
C. baseline D. detailed
baseline
The _________ approach involves conducting a risk analysis for the organization’s IT systems that exploits the knowledge and expertise of the individuals performing the analysis.
A. baseline B. combined
C. detailed D. informal
informal