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What is the primary responsibility of a Data Owner?

How does the role of a Data Custodian differ from that of a Data Owner?

In what significant way has the landscape of cyber threats changed over the years?

Which of the following characteristics most distinguishes a 'Disgruntled Insider' from an 'Accidental Insider'?

Why are 'Accidental Insider' threats considered to be substantially damaging to an organization?

In the context of security, what is the primary function of 'Authorization' within the AAA framework?

Which of the following best describes the relationship between CIA (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability) and AAA (Authentication, Authorization, Accountability) in a security program?

What is the purpose of 'Procedures' within the PPT (Policy, Procedure, Training) framework?

Which of the following scenarios would be most effectively addressed by implementing the principle of Least Privilege?

Why is 'Training' a critical component of the PPT framework?

What is the MOST likely consequence of failing to establish clear 'Accountability' measures within a security program?

An organization implements multi-factor authentication. Which pillar of the AAA framework does this primarily support?

A company's security policy requires all employees to change their passwords every 90 days. What element of the PPT framework does this represent?

An organization implements a system where employees are granted access to all resources necessary for their role, along with access to several non-essential systems. Which principle is MOST clearly violated?

A hospital restricts patient data access to only the doctors and nurses directly involved in their care. This measure MOST directly supports which aspect of the CIA triad?

Which scenario BEST exemplifies a violation of data integrity?

A company prioritizes data confidentiality above all else, implementing strict access controls while neglecting regular system maintenance and backups. What is the MOST likely consequence of this approach?

A security team implements complex password policies and multi-factor authentication but fails to monitor network traffic for suspicious activity. Which security principle is MOST lacking in this scenario?

An organization outsources its security monitoring to a third-party vendor. What is the organization's PRIMARY responsibility regarding this relationship?

A small business owner downloads a free antivirus program from an unknown website. The program appears to work, but the computer starts exhibiting strange behavior, and sensitive data is leaked, what type of threat is MOST likely the cause?

A company's IT department discovers a former employee accessed confidential files several weeks after their termination. Which security control failure is MOST evident in this scenario?

An organization is implementing a new data governance framework. How should the responsibilities be divided to ensure effective data protection, considering the roles of Data Owner, Data Custodian, and Users?

How has the evolution of cyber threats altered the risk mitigation strategies employed by organizations?

Why are 'Accidental Insider' threats considered a significant concern for organizations despite the lack of malicious intent?

An employee, through unintentional actions, installs malware on their computer, creating a backdoor for external attackers. How would this scenario be classified in terms of insider threats?

An organization aims to minimize the risk posed by Disgruntled Insiders. Which strategy would be MOST effective in achieving this?

Which scenario best illustrates a violation of the 'Principle of Least Privilege'?

An organization implements strict network security measures that significantly slow down network performance, hindering employees from completing essential tasks. Which core security principle is most directly compromised in this situation?

What is the potential outcome of neglecting the '...and nothing more' aspect of the Principle of Least Privilege?

According to the principle of Prevent/Detect/Respond (PDR), what action should be prioritized after implementing preventive measures?

In a scenario where a company's customer database is encrypted to prevent unauthorized access, which aspect of the CIA triad is being primarily addressed?

What is the MOST critical element that makes detection valuable within a security strategy?

According to the 'Security by Thirds' model, what is a key responsibility of a security professional acting as a 'manager'?

A hospital implements a system that automatically backs up patient records every hour and stores them in a secure offsite location. Which aspect of the CIA triad is being primarily addressed?

A company implements a digital signature system to ensure that financial transactions cannot be altered after they are approved. Which aspect of the CIA triad is most directly addressed by this measure?

Why is it essential for a security professional to have skills resembling those of a lawyer, as described by 'Security by Thirds'?

Which of the following scenarios represents a balanced application of the CIA triad in a real-world business environment?

Who bears the ultimate legal responsibility for protecting an organization's assets?

In a scenario involving a data breach at a major corporation, which of the following actions would be considered part of the 'respond' phase of the 'Prevent / Detect / Respond' security model?

In a large organization, the Senior Manager delegates the authority to manage security to the CISO. What aspect CANNOT be delegated alongside this authority?

What is the MOST important benefit of having a security professional possessing skills that fit the 'Security by Thirds' model?

Which scenario BEST demonstrates an effective application of the Prevent/Detect/Respond (PDR) principle?

Which of the following scenarios best exemplifies the 'Principle of Least Privilege'?

In the context of security, what is the primary purpose of 'Authentication' within the AAA framework?

How do 'Policies' differ from 'Procedures' within the PPT framework?

Why is 'Training' considered a vital component of an effective security program, according to the PPT framework?

Why is it important to use CIA for PRIORITIZATION?

What is the relationship between 'AAA' and 'PPT' in maintaining a strong security posture?

Which scenario demonstrates a failure in 'Accountability' within the AAA framework?

How does the concept 'If I can change your balance, it is VERY bad!' relate to security principles?

According to the 'Prevent/Detect/Respond' (PDR) model, what is the LEAST effective approach to security?

In the 'Security by Thirds' model, what is the primary function of the 'manager' component for a security professional?

Which of the following BEST describes the role of the 'technologist' component within the 'Security by Thirds' model?

What is the key responsibility that a Senior Manager CANNOT delegate, even when delegating the authority to implement security measures?

According to the principles outlined, what is the MOST critical reason for implementing detection measures in a security strategy?

What is the relationship between authority and responsibility in the context of organizational security?

Within the 'Security by Thirds' model, encompassing technology, management, and legal aspects, what is the purpose of the 'lawyer' component?

Which role has the ultimate legal responsibility for protecting an organization's assets?

Data Owner

Data Custodian

Data Users

Disgruntled Insider

Accidental Insider

CIA Triad

Authentication

Authorization

Accountability

PPT

Policy

Procedure

Training

Principle of Least Privilege

Confidentiality

Integrity

Availability

CIA Application

Ideal CIA Balance

Realistic CIA Balance

Prevent/Detect/Respond (PDR)

PDR Actions

Security by Thirds

Technologist (Security)

Manager (Security)

Lawyer (Security)

Senior Manager

Delegate Authority

Modern Cyber Threats

External Insider

Data Users (Security)

Data Custodian Role

Accidental Inside Threat Actor

Least Privilege

Confidentiality (CIA)

Integrity (CIA)

Availability (CIA)

AAA

Prevent / Detect / Respond

Prevention (Security)

Detection (Security)

Response (Security)

Detection & Response

Security Technologist

Security Management

Security Legal

Senior Manager Responsibility