Information Assurance Quiz

It refers to the use of a formalized sequence of actions to achieve an aim.

• PEOPLE

• PROCESS

• TECHNOLOGY

• NONE OF THE MENTIONED

This term is the overarching approach for identifying, understanding and managing risk through an organization's use of information and information systems.

• INFORMATION ASSURANCE

• INFORMATION

• INFORMATION PROTECTION

• CYBERSECURITY

One of the key components of information assurance approaches that provide the tools that the people can use to implement the process.

• PEOPLE

• PROCESS

• TECHNOLOGY

• NONE OF THE MENTIONED

It is essential to policy development.

• INFORMATION GATHERING

• POLICY FRAMEWORK

• REVIEW AND APPROVE

• POLICY ENFORCEMENT

It provides advice designed to achieve a policy's objectives and standards.

• POLICIES

• STANDARDS

• PROCEDURES

• GUIDELINES

This is the purchase price of an asset plus the costs of operation, representing the complete cost through its implementation.

• THE TOTAL COST OF OWNERSHIP (TCO)

• RETURN OF INVESTMENT (ROI)

• THREE KEY COMPONENTS

• NONE OF THE MENTIONED

These are mandatory rules, regulations, activities, or actions designed as supporting documents to provide policies with direction and specificity.

• POLICIES

• STANDARDS

• PROCEDURES

• GUIDELINES

One of the levels of controls in managing security that includes areas of communication security, security of an information system life cycle, and incident response.

• STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT

• TACTICAL MANAGEMENT

• OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT

• NONE OF THE MENTIONED

This is the final crucial step to ensure the success of an organization's information assurance management program.

• INFORMATION GATHERING

• POLICY FRAMEWORK

• REVIEW AND APPROVE

• POLICY ENFORCEMENT

This ensures that developed policies are consistent with the organization's culture, vision, and mission.

• INFORMATION GATHERING

• POLICY FRAMEWORK

• REVIEW AND APPROVE

• POLICY ENFORCEMENT