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What is Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM)?

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ESRM is a strategic approach to security management that ties an organization’s security practice to its overall strategy using globally accepted and established risk management principles.

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What is an asset owner?

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The person directly responsible for successful operation of the asset. In ESRM, the asset owner is assigned responsibility for the risk to an asset.

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What are four ways to manage risk?

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  1. Eliminate
  2. Reduce
  3. Transfer
  4. Accept
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What are the deciding factors between a qualitative or quantitative approach to a risk assessment?

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The reliability and validity of the available data
The nature of the risk factors and if they are quantifiable
The target audience for the outputs

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What is risk tolerance?

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The amount of uncertainty an organization is prepared to accept in total or more narrowly within a certain business unity, a particular risk category, or for a specific initiative.

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What four steps are included in the risk assessment process?

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Asset identification, valuation, and characterization
Risk identification
Risk analysis
Risk evaluation

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What is terrorism?

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Ac act of violence designed to achieve a political end

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What is a cost-benefit analysis

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A method for evaluating and comparing the value and cost of risk treatment options

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What six things should be considered when assessing consequences?

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  1. Human cost
  2. Financial cost
  3. Image
  4. Human rights impacts
  5. Indirect impacts
  6. Environmental impacts
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What are five benefits of liaison?

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  1. Leverage the resources of others
  2. Share best practices and lessons learned
  3. Collaborate on specific cases or incidents
  4. More effectively address common issues
  5. Share information, equipment, and facilities
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What is cost-effectiveness?

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Producing good results for the money spent

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What is security awareness?

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Consciousness of an existing security program, its relevance, and the effect of one’s behavior on reducing security risks

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What is a goal of a security awareness program?

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To promote compliance wiht security policies and procedures, as well as provide timely communications and training to guide individual and organizational attitudes and behaviors

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What typically drives the decision to use a security consultant?

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A specific problem, need, challenge, or goal

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What is a chief security officer?

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A senior executive level function responsible for providing comprehensive integrated risk strategies to help protect an organization from a wide spectrum of threats

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ABC Corporation has a management style where managers and supervisors guide their employees toward achieving organizations objectives. The workers enjoy a higher workplace morale and are happy they work with management toward success. This style of management is known as
1. Autocratic
2. Laisse-Faire
3. Democratic
4. Employee driven

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The Vision Statement is

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A strategic vision describes management’s aspirations for the company’s future and the course and direction charted to achieve them
portrays a firm’s aspirations for it’s future

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The Mission Statement is

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A statement of the companys long-term purpose that explains the overall reason the company exists
Describes the scope and purpose of its present business

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The Value Statement

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Core beliefs, traits, and behavioral norms that the firm’s personnel are expected to display in conducting business and pursuing the strategic vision and mission

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A specific description of where the business will be in the long-term, that conveys a general understanding of the business, its culture, and its future goals. This concept is BEST referred to as:
1. A Mission Statement
2. A Vision Statement
3. A Strategic Plan
4. An Organizational Strategy

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  1. A Vision Statement
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This communicates business functionality and operational methods. It specifies a business types of products or services, level of quality, and other tangible aspects of the business and its plans. This is BEST referred to as:
1. A Mission Statement
2. A Vision Statement
3. A Strategic Plan
4. An Organizational Strategy

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  1. A Mission Statement
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Which of the following statements, BEST describes ISO industry standards
1. ISO is governmental organization
2. ISO standards address: training, employee competencies, products, processes, service & amp; quality control
3. ISO regulates, legislates, and enforces compliance to standards
4. ISO standards often become recognized as industry best practices and become market requirements

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  1. ISO standards often become recognized as industry best practices and become market requirements
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The Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle has a step where, one examines the solutions devised to address the problems. The point is to check whether the solutions are producing outcomes that are consistent with the plan. This step is referred to as which part of the cycle?
1. Plan
2. Do
3. Check
4. Act

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The Plah-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle has a step which looks at the planning analysis, then devises a solution, prioritizes the next steps, and develops a detailed action plan. This step is referred to as which part of the cycle?
1. Plan
2. Do
3. Check
4. Act

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Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM) is
A strategic approach to security management that ties an organization's security practice to its overall strategy using globally accepted and established risk management principles. Connects all key elements of security risk with the organizations' assets, informing decision making by asset owners. Is scalable and dynamic, suitable for adoption by private or public sector organizations of any scope or size
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ESRM has three primary components
1. Context or ESRM - which includes organizational aspects that security professionals must understand to successfully adopt ESRM 2. The ESRM Cycle - is ESRMh's actual process of security risk management that emphasizes the importance of understanding assets 3. The foundation of ESRM, which includes organizational concepts that support the ESRM approach and maximize its impact
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The ESRMM has four processes -
1. Identify and prioritize assets 2. Identify and prioritize risks 3. Mitigate prioritized risks 4. Continuous improvement
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In ESRM, who owns the risk decisions for identified assets? 1. The security manager 2. The supervisors and managers 3. The asset owner 4. The employees and non-employees
3. Asset owner
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The process of assessing security-related risks from internal and external threats to an entity, its assets and personnel, is BEST described as a 1. Risk assessment 2. Vulnerability assessment 3. CARVER assessment 4. Security survey
1. Risk assessment
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ABC Inc. has a facility located near a river which in the past has been forced to cease operations due to a seasonal flood. A risk and vulnerability assessment revealed from historical investigation, on average, a flood occurs once every 20 years. Your assessment assigns a flood event probability rating of a .05. What type of measurement BEST describes this? 1. Hybrid 2. Qualitative 3. Quantitative 4. Subjective
3. Quantitative
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In the following formula, what does K equal? K= Cp+Ct+Cr+Ci-I 1. Return on Ivestment (ROI) 2. Cost of Loss (COL) 3. Avoided Cost of Loss (ACOL) 4. Incident Frequency Factor (IFF)
2. Cost of Loss
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A security weakness or practice that may facilitate or allow a threat to occur, defines which of the following? 1. Loss 2. Vulnerability 3. Risk 4. Criticality
2. Vulnerability
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Insurance coverage on an asset is considered the most common form of what type of risk management? 1. Risk Spreading 2. Risk Reduction 3. Risk Transfer 4. Risk Acceptance
3. Risk transfer
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ABC Inc decided to reduce the risk of theft by spreading valuable assets to various locations, while applying target hardening strategies and countermeasures. However, a risk of theft remains. This is referred to as which of the following? 1. Risk spreading 2. Residual risk 3. Reidual threat 4. Residual impact
2. Residual risk
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