712-50 Exam Dumps - EC-Council Certified CISO (CCISO)

Technology governance defines technology policies and standards while security governance does not.

Security governance defines technology best practices and Information Technology governance does not.

Technology Governance is focused on process risks whereas Security Governance is focused on business risk.

The effective implementation of security controls can be viewed as an inhibitor to rapid Information Technology implementations.

Quantitative risk assessments result in an exact number (in monetary terms)

Qualitative risk assessments result in a quantitative assessment (high, medium, low, red, yellow, green)

Qualitative risk assessments map to business objectives

Quantitative risk assessments result in a quantitative assessment (high, medium, low, red, yellow, green)

Escalation

Recovery

Eradication

Containment

Weekly program budget reviews to ensure the percentage of program funding remains constant.

Annual review of program charters, policies, procedures and organizational agreements.

Daily monitoring of vulnerability advisories relating to your organization’s deployed technologies.

Monthly program tests to ensure resource allocation is sufficient for supporting the needs of the organization

Reducing the impact of the risk to the business.

Establishing strategic alignment with bunsiness continuity requirements

Establishing incident response programs.

Identifying and implementing the best security solutions.

Implement redundancy

move operations to another region

purchase breach insurance

Alignment with business operations

Risk Avoidance

Risk Acceptance

Risk Transfer

Risk Mitigation

Compliance to the Payment Card Industry (PCI) regulations.

Alignment with financial reporting regulations for each country where they operate.

Alignment with International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standards.

Compliance with patient data protection regulations for each country where they operate.