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

Next Step After Implementing Remediation

After remediation activities, the CISO must validate the effectiveness of applied controls to ensure they address the identified gaps and function as intended.

This step involves testing and monitoring the newly implemented measures.

Why Not Other Options?

B. Validate resource requirements: Relevant during the planning phase, not post-implementation.

C. Report findings and status: Comes after validating the success of remediation.

D. Review security procedures: May be necessary but follows the validation of controls.

EC-Council References

Highlights control validation as a crucial step to confirm the remediation's success and its alignment with organizational objectives.

Scenario5

ï‚· Definition of Security Certification

Security certification is the systematic process of evaluating technical and non-technical security controls to ensure that an IT system meets specified security requirements. This process is a key step in validating the security posture of a system before deployment.

ï‚· Purpose and Scope

Technical Controls: Includes encryption, firewalls, access control mechanisms, etc.

Non-Technical Controls: Policies, procedures, and organizational standards.

Certification ensures that the implementation aligns with security frameworks and regulations.

ï‚· Comparison of Options

B. Security system analysis: A broader term for examining IT systems, not specifically tied to security requirement validation.

C. Security accreditation: Focuses on management approval, which follows certification.

D. Alignment with business practices and goals: Pertains to strategic alignment, not security validation.

ï‚· EC-Council References

Security certification aligns with phases of system development life cycles (SDLC) and is critical for ensuring compliance and risk management as per EC-Council CISO training.

ï‚· Risk Tolerance and Control Exceptions:

Organizations define their risk tolerance levels based on strategic objectives and resources.

If a risk is within acceptable tolerance, additional controls may not be necessary.

ï‚· Why This is Correct:

The decision aligns with the organization’s established risk management framework and priorities.

ï‚· Why Other Options Are Incorrect:

A. Improper Audit Process: Unlikely; audits follow structured methodologies.

B. CIO Disagreement: Decisions are based on risk tolerance, not individual opinions.

D. Cyber Insurance: Mitigates financial loss but doesn’t eliminate risk.

ï‚· References:

EC-Council emphasizes that risk tolerance guides decisions on implementing controls, ensuring alignment with organizational objectives.