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What is the main purpose of a management plan in incident management?
What does organizational resilience primarily focus on?
Which of the following best defines mitigation?
What does the term nonconformity refer to in an organizational context?
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What is an objective in organizational terms?
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What is the role of physical asset protection management (PAPM)?
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Which aspect does physical security primarily address?
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What is the significance of policy in an organization?
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What is an external context in relation to an organization's objectives?
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Which of the following best describes a hazard?
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What is an incident as defined in risk management?
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Which statement correctly defines an intangible asset?
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Which of the following is a key aspect of risk acceptance?
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What does 'integrity' refer to in a risk management context?
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Which of the following best describes an interested party?
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What does impact refer to in the context of risk management?
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What describes the concept of residual risk?
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Which statement best defines resilience?
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What is a key aspect of resilience management?
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Which of the following best describes a protective strategy?
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What does a record typically provide in an organization?
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In risk management, what does the term 'procedure' refer to?
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What distinguishes proprietary security from other security arrangements?
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What is the primary goal of resilience in an organization?
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Which of the following best defines risk treatment?
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What does the term residual risk refer to?
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How can organizations effectively manage operational risks?
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Which action is included in prevention measures?
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What does protection in depth aim to achieve?
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What is one of the main components of protection systems?
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Which statement best describes prevention actions?
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Study Notes
Preparedness
- Involves activities, programs, and systems developed before incidents to enhance mitigation, response, and recovery from disasters or emergencies.
Prevention
- Encompasses measures that help organizations avoid or limit the likelihood and consequences of adverse events.
Prevention Action
- Action aimed at eliminating the cause of a potential nonconformity as per ISO standards.
Procedure
- A specified method for carrying out activities, ensuring consistency and compliance with standards.
Proprietary Security
- Security services typically provided by an internal department within a company to protect its assets.
Protection in Depth
- A strategy involving multiple layers of protection for an asset, enhancing security through redundancy.
Protection Systems
- Integration of people, procedures, equipment, and technology to protect organizational assets.
Record
- Documentation that evidences results achieved or activities performed, important for accountability and compliance.
Residual Risk
- Risk that remains even after measures have been taken to treat the original risk, can include unidentified risks.
Resilience
- The capacity of an organization to adapt and maintain functions in a changing environment, allowing for recovery after disruptions.
Resilience Management
- Coordinated activities for managing operational risks and mitigating potential threats and impacts systematically.
Management Plan
- A clearly documented action plan outlining key personnel, resources, and actions required for effective incident management.
Mitigation
- Focused measures to limit negative consequences associated with specific incidents.
Nonconformity
- Occurs when a requirement is not fulfilled, highlighting areas for improvement.
Objective
- An overarching goal aligned with the organization’s policy aimed at achieving defined outcomes.
Organization
- Comprises a group of people and facilities with clearly defined responsibilities and relationships; can include various forms of entities.
Organizational Resilience
- A process supported by leadership to identify disruption causes and maintain the stability of services through proactive planning, exercises, and training.
PAP (Physical Asset Protection)
- Strategies and measures taken to safeguard physical assets from harm or unauthorized access.
PAPM (Physical Asset Protection Management)
- Management practices focused on ensuring the protection of physical assets.
PAPMS (Physical Asset Protection Management System)
- A systematic approach to managing physical asset protection efforts in an organization.
PEST (also referred to as STEP)
- A framework analyzing external factors affecting an organization; encompasses Political, Economic, Social, and Technological factors.
Physical Security
- Security measures focused on protecting individuals and preventing unauthorized access to facilities and sensitive materials.
Policy
- Defines the organization's overall intentions and direction as expressed by top management.
PPS (Physical Protection System)
- Systems designed to invoke response procedures during incidents, focusing on protecting assets and maintaining operational continuity.
External Context
- The surrounding environment affecting an organization’s objectives, including cultural, political, financial, and competitive dynamics.
Facility Infrastructure
- Comprises all physical assets like buildings, machinery, and information systems that serve a distinct purpose.
Hazard
- Any potential source of danger or adverse conditions that can cause harm or damage.
Impact
- Assesses the consequences derived from a specific outcome, crucial for risk evaluation.
Incident
- Any event with the potential to disrupt operations or lead to losses if not managed effectively may escalate to crises or disasters.
Intangible Asset
- Non-physical assets such as reputation and relationships that require protection.
Integrity
- Refers to the protection of accuracy and completeness of assets, ensuring they remain reliable and trustworthy.
Interested Party
- Any individual or group that has an interest in the success or performance of the organization, influencing or being influenced by its operations.
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This quiz covers essential concepts of disaster preparedness, prevention strategies, and security measures in organizations. Understand the principles of creating effective procedures and action plans to mitigate risks and protect assets. Test your knowledge on key terms and strategies in disaster and asset management.