The Information Security Governance Framework Generally Consists of Which of the Following

question 36

Multiple Choice

The information security governance framework generally consists of which of the following?

• A) Security policies that address each aspect of strategy, control, and regulation
• B) A security strategy that talks about the value of information technologies protected
• C) Institutionalized monitoring processes to ensure compliance and provide feedback on effectiveness and mitigation of risk
• D) All of these are components of the information security governance framework

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Definitions:

Comparative Fault

A legal principle that reduces the claimant's damages award based on the percentage of their fault in contributing to their own harm.

Abnormally Dangerous

Activities or operations that inherently pose a significant risk of harm to others, regardless of the precautions taken.

Negligent

Failing to take proper care in doing something, leading to damage or injury to others.

Intended Harm

Intended harm refers to injuries or damages that were willfully caused by an individual’s actions, with the knowledge and purpose of causing harm.