Matching -​An Event That Does Not Appear to Be a Risk

question 34

Multiple Choice

Matching
-​An event that does not appear to be a risk but actually turns out to be one.

• A)Acceptable use policy (AUP)
• B)Change management
• C)False negative
• D)False positive
• E)Operational risk control type
• F)Privacy policy
• G)Technical risk control type
• H)Peer-to peer network
• I)Single Loss Expectancy (SLE)
• J)Incident management

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Definitions:

Warranties

Legally binding guarantees provided by a manufacturer or seller to a buyer, assuring the product will meet specified standards of performance and quality.

Long-Term Customer Relationships

Building enduring connections with customers, focusing on loyalty and repeated business through ongoing satisfaction and engagement.

Financial Rewards

Benefits given in the form of money, such as salaries, bonuses, or commissions, as compensation for employment or achieving specific goals.

Sales Engineers

Professionals who specialize in understanding complex products or services and use their technical knowledge to help sales teams and customers through the sales process.