Both ISACA and the GTAG Define Define Vulnerability

question 35

Short Answer

Both ISACA and the GTAG define define vulnerability. Which of the following does not represent one of these definitions?
A. The nature of IT resources that can be exploited by a threat to cause damage.
B. An intruder's attempts to exploit weaknesses in IT resources.
C. Weaknesses or exposures in IT assets that may lead to business, compliance, or security risk.
D. All of the other items represent the definitions of vulnerability stated by ISACA and the GTAG.

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Definitions:

Sweeping Negative Generalizations

Broad, all-encompassing statements that attribute negative characteristics to an entire group without exceptions.

Secure Place

A concept referring to an environment or setting where one feels safe, protected, and free from harm or danger.

Negative Feedback

A process where the output of a system inhibits or reduces the process itself, often used in biological and mechanical systems to maintain stability.

Total Success

A term often used to denote achieving all set goals and aspirations without any shortcomings or failures.