A Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Is Reviewing the Results

question 172

Multiple Choice

A Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) is reviewing the results of a gap analysis with an outside cybersecurity consultant. The gap analysis reviewed all procedural and technical controls and found the following: High-impact controls implemented: 6 out of 10 Medium-impact controls implemented: 409 out of 472 Low-impact controls implemented: 97 out of 1000 The report includes a cost-benefit analysis for each control gap. The analysis yielded the following information: Average high-impact control implementation cost: $15,000; Probable ALE for each high-impact control gap: $95,000 Average medium-impact control implementation cost: $6,250; Probable ALE for each medium-impact control gap: $11,000 Due to the technical construction and configuration of the corporate enterprise, slightly more than 50% of the medium-impact controls will take two years to fully implement. Which of the following conclusions could the CISO draw from the analysis?

• A) Too much emphasis has been placed on eliminating low-risk vulnerabilities in the past
• B) The enterprise security team has focused exclusively on mitigating high-level risks
• C) Because of the significant ALE for each high-risk vulnerability, efforts should be focused on those controls
• D) The cybersecurity team has balanced residual risk for both high and medium controls

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Definitions:

Inferior Good

A type of good for which demand decreases as the income of the consumer increases, and vice versa.

Optimal Consumption

The combination of goods and services that provides the highest level of satisfaction to an individual, given their income and the prices of those goods and services.

Prices Constant

An assumption in economic analysis that prices remain unchanged over a specific period, allowing for the examination of other variables' effects without price fluctuations.

Diminishing Marginal Rate

The principle that as the quantidade of a variable input increases, with all other inputs fixed, a point will be reached where the additions to output will begin to decrease.