Periodically Reviewing Controls to Verify That They Still Function as Intended

question 1

Multiple Choice

Periodically reviewing controls to verify that they still function as intended, upgrading controls when new requirements are discovered, ensuring that changes to systems do not adversely affect the controls, and ensuring new threats or vulnerabilities have not become known are all ________ tasks.

• A) security compliance
• B) maintenance
• C) incident handling
• D) program management

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Definitions:

Condition Subsequent

A condition under which the obligations of a contract will end.

Mutual Release

An agreement between two parties in which each side agrees to release the other from any possible claims or liabilities arising from a certain event or situation.

Canceling Order

An instruction to cancel a previously issued order before it is executed, commonly used in trading and procurement.

Express Repudiation

The clear and unequivocal refusal to perform one's obligations under a contract.