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,Table of Contents
Content Area Questions Key Topics
Information Systems 1-20 System, Business, Security, Database, Governance
Strategy AND Governance
DATA Management AND 21-40 Database, Primary, DATA Warehouse, System, Distributed
Database Design
Business Intelligence AND 41-60 Context, Primary, Database, Business, Performance
Analytics
Enterprise Systems ERP 61-80 Database, System, Approach, Large, Strategy
CRM SCM
E-business AND E-commerce 81-100 System, Implementing, Organization, Clinical, Database
IT Infrastructure AND Cloud 101-119 System, Business, Project, Information, Table
Computing
TOTAL 119 All questions include answers and detailed rationales
,Section A - Information Systems Strategy AND Governance
Q1.
A multinational corporation is redesigning its IT governance to better align with business
strategy. Which framework would most effectively ensure that IT investments directly
support strategic objectives and create measurable business value?
A. COBIT 2019 B. ITIL 4
C. TOGAF 9.2 D. Six Sigma
Correct: A - COBIT 2019
Rationale:COBIT 2019 is specifically designed for enterprise IT governance, linking IT
objectives to business goals and providing a framework for value delivery, risk management,
and resource optimization. ITIL focuses on service management, TOGAF on architecture,
and Six Sigma on process improvement, none of which directly address strategic alignment
as comprehensively.
Why the other answers are wrong:
B. ITIL 4 focuses on IT service management and operational efficiency, not broad strategic
alignment.
C. TOGAF is an enterprise architecture framework, not a governance framework for value
delivery.
D. Six Sigma is a quality improvement methodology, not a governance framework for IT
strategy.
Reference: Weill, P., & Ross, J. W. (2004). IT Governance. Harvard Business School Press; ISACA
(2019). COBIT 2019 Framework.
Q2.
A healthcare organization is implementing a new data governance policy. Which
combination of principles best balances data usability with privacy and security?
A. Federated data ownership, explicit B. Centralized data ownership, implied
consent, and role-based access consent, and open access
C. Distributed data ownership, no consent, D. Centralized data ownership, explicit
and public access consent, and open access
Correct: A - Federated data ownership, explicit consent, and role-based access
Rationale:Federated data ownership allows domain experts to control data quality while
enabling integration, explicit consent ensures compliance with privacy regulations, and
role-based access limits exposure to sensitive information, balancing usability and security.
Centralized ownership may bottleneck, implied consent violates privacy, and open access
compromises security.
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Why the other answers are wrong:
B. Implied consent and open access violate privacy regulations and increase security risks.
C. Lack of consent and public access are unacceptable for sensitive data.
D. Centralized ownership can hinder agility and open access is insecure.
Reference: Data Governance Institute (2023). Data Governance Framework; GDPR (2016/679).
Q3.
During a penetration test, a security analyst discovers that an employee's credentials were
used to access a system from an IP address in a foreign country minutes after the
employee logged in from the office. Which security measure would have BEST detected
this anomaly in real time?
A. User and Entity Behavior Analytics B. Intrusion Detection System (IDS)
(UEBA)
C. Multi-factor authentication (MFA) D. Virtual Private Network (VPN)
Correct: A - User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
Rationale:UEBA uses machine learning to establish baseline behavior and detect anomalies
such as impossible travel, flagging the login in real time. IDS detects known attack patterns
but not unusual user behavior, MFA would prevent the attack but relies on additional factors,
and VPN would not detect anomalies.
Why the other answers are wrong:
B. IDS focuses on network traffic signatures, not behavioral anomalies.
C. MFA could prevent the attack but does not detect anomalies after the fact.
D. VPN provides secure tunnels but does not analyze user behavior.
Reference: Splunk (2023). User and Entity Behavior Analytics; NIST SP 800-53.
Q4.
A company is migrating its on-premises ERP system to a public cloud. The migration team
must choose between rehosting, refactoring, and rebuilding. Which approach is most
appropriate when the goal is to reduce operational costs while maintaining the same
functionality and minimizing business disruption?
A. Rehosting (lift-and-shift) B. Refactoring (re-architecting for
cloud-native)
C. Rebuilding (rewriting the application) D. Retiring (decommissioning the system)
Correct: A - Rehosting (lift-and-shift)
Rationale:Rehosting moves the application to the cloud without major changes, quickly
reducing data center costs while preserving functionality and minimizing disruption.
Refactoring and rebuilding are more costly and time-consuming, and retiring is not applicable
when the system is still needed.
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