Certified Information Security Manager quiz
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What term describes a system flaw or weakness that can be exploited?
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Which risk treatment involves buying an insurance policy?
Answer: Risk transfer
Why: Insurance covers the financial loss, yet accountability stays with the organisation, and no premium buys back a damaged reputation.
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Which high-level document defines an organization's security goals?
Answer: Security policy
Why: Below it the layers differ: standards are mandatory, baselines pin down platform specific settings, and guidelines stay optional advice.
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What is the minimum annual CPE hour requirement to maintain CISM?
Answer: 20 hours
Why: The yearly floor is only half the rule: holders must also log 120 CPE hours across each three year reporting period.
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Which organization issues the CISM certification to security professionals?
Answer: ISACA
Why: ISACA was incorporated in 1969 as the EDP Auditors Association and now reports more than 48,000 holders of this credential.
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Who bears the ultimate responsibility for security governance?
Answer: Board of directors
Why: Security tasks can be handed down the chain, yet legal responsibility runs back up it by default and settles at the very top.
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Which metric measures the effectiveness of a security control?
Answer: Key performance indicator
Why: A key risk indicator, by contrast, looks ahead at rising exposure, while a KPI reports how a control has performed so far.
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