D081 QBM3 VERSION 5 INNOVATIVE AND
STRATEGIC THINKING COMPLETE TASK 1
ACTUAL EXAM 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Answer: OSHA
⩥ National Fire Protection Association. Answer: NFPA;
creates standards and codes to help form safe environments and prevent
accidents
⩥ Code of Federal Regulations. Answer: CFR
⩥ Emergency action plan. Answer: EAP
⩥ Fire prevention plan. Answer: FPP
⩥ Safety data sheets. Answer: SDS;
required documentation that identifies potential hazards;
formerly MSDS (material SDS)
,⩥ Biometric Systems. Answer: Systems that measure and analyze
specific characteristics of the human body for the purpose of
authentication
⩥ FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act). Answer: federal
law that requires all educational institutions to protect the privacy of
student education records
⩥ FISMA (Federal Information Security Management Act). Answer: a
federal law that was developed to protect government information,
operations, and assets against security threats
⩥ GLBA (Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act). Answer: federal law that requires
all financial institutions to protect customer financial information data,
to safeguard the financial information against security threats, and to
deny any unwarranted access to financial data
⩥ HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act).
Answer: federal law that requires all health-related agencies to protect
the personally identifiable information (PII) of patients
⩥ PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard). Answer:
standard set by the Payment Card Industry that holds banks and
merchants accountable for any credit card breach
,⩥ MOU (memorandum of understanding). Answer: a formal agreement
between two or more parties to establish official service partnerships;
sometimes called letter of intent (LOI)
⩥ SLA (Service Level Agreement). Answer: a formal agreement
typically between a service provider and a client or end user that defines
the level of service expected from the provider
⩥ MSA (master service agreement). Answer: an overarching document
that creates a framework for multiple service level agreements;
facilitates the creation of future agreements
⩥ MLA (Master license agreement). Answer: defines the owner rights,
terms, and conditions related to intellectual property
⩥ NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement). Answer: a legal agreement to bind
a party or parties to not disclose or share specific information
⩥ SOW (Statement of work). Answer: a document often used in
conjunction with an MSA that contains all the specifics of the service;
includes deliverables, schedules, responsibilities
⩥ AUP (Acceptable Use Policy). Answer: outlines the acceptable use of
IT equipment and related services
, ⩥ incident response policy. Answer: 1. preparation
2. identification
3. containment
4. eradication
5. recovery
6. follow-up
⩥ privileged user agreement. Answer: establishes expectations for the
conduct of individuals granted privileged access to an organization's
enterprise systems and services
⩥ SOP (Standard Operating Procedure). Answer: a procedure document
that describes routine operations accompanied by step-by-step
instructions showing how to perform routine activities;
ensures quality and consistency of operations
⩥ password policy. Answer: sets rules for computing passwords for an
organization
⩥ MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures). Answer: measures the
system's reliability by identifying the average time between failures
STRATEGIC THINKING COMPLETE TASK 1
ACTUAL EXAM 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Answer: OSHA
⩥ National Fire Protection Association. Answer: NFPA;
creates standards and codes to help form safe environments and prevent
accidents
⩥ Code of Federal Regulations. Answer: CFR
⩥ Emergency action plan. Answer: EAP
⩥ Fire prevention plan. Answer: FPP
⩥ Safety data sheets. Answer: SDS;
required documentation that identifies potential hazards;
formerly MSDS (material SDS)
,⩥ Biometric Systems. Answer: Systems that measure and analyze
specific characteristics of the human body for the purpose of
authentication
⩥ FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act). Answer: federal
law that requires all educational institutions to protect the privacy of
student education records
⩥ FISMA (Federal Information Security Management Act). Answer: a
federal law that was developed to protect government information,
operations, and assets against security threats
⩥ GLBA (Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act). Answer: federal law that requires
all financial institutions to protect customer financial information data,
to safeguard the financial information against security threats, and to
deny any unwarranted access to financial data
⩥ HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act).
Answer: federal law that requires all health-related agencies to protect
the personally identifiable information (PII) of patients
⩥ PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard). Answer:
standard set by the Payment Card Industry that holds banks and
merchants accountable for any credit card breach
,⩥ MOU (memorandum of understanding). Answer: a formal agreement
between two or more parties to establish official service partnerships;
sometimes called letter of intent (LOI)
⩥ SLA (Service Level Agreement). Answer: a formal agreement
typically between a service provider and a client or end user that defines
the level of service expected from the provider
⩥ MSA (master service agreement). Answer: an overarching document
that creates a framework for multiple service level agreements;
facilitates the creation of future agreements
⩥ MLA (Master license agreement). Answer: defines the owner rights,
terms, and conditions related to intellectual property
⩥ NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement). Answer: a legal agreement to bind
a party or parties to not disclose or share specific information
⩥ SOW (Statement of work). Answer: a document often used in
conjunction with an MSA that contains all the specifics of the service;
includes deliverables, schedules, responsibilities
⩥ AUP (Acceptable Use Policy). Answer: outlines the acceptable use of
IT equipment and related services
, ⩥ incident response policy. Answer: 1. preparation
2. identification
3. containment
4. eradication
5. recovery
6. follow-up
⩥ privileged user agreement. Answer: establishes expectations for the
conduct of individuals granted privileged access to an organization's
enterprise systems and services
⩥ SOP (Standard Operating Procedure). Answer: a procedure document
that describes routine operations accompanied by step-by-step
instructions showing how to perform routine activities;
ensures quality and consistency of operations
⩥ password policy. Answer: sets rules for computing passwords for an
organization
⩥ MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures). Answer: measures the
system's reliability by identifying the average time between failures
