Exam 2: Planning and Policy
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Which of the following gives the best estimate of the complete cost of a compromise?
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Strong security can be an enabler, allowing a company to do things it could not do otherwise.
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An example of "pressure" from the fraud triangle would include paying back embezzled money.
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Which of the following is a good rule for handling exceptions?
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Placing IT auditing in an existing auditing department would give independence from IT security.
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________ means responding to risk by not taking a risky action.
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Having realistic goals for reducing vulnerabilities ________.
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Once a company's resources are enumerated, the next step is to ________.
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When someone requests to take an action that is potentially dangerous, what protection should be put into place?
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Independence is best provided for IT security by placing it within the IT department.
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The book recommends hard-headed thinking about security ROI analysis.
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The FTC can act against companies that fail to take reasonable precautions to protect privacy information.
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Security professionals should minimize burdens on functional departments.
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