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,Administrative controls policies, processes, procedures, standards
Annualized Loss Expectancy ALE = SLExARO
architecture standard defines technology architecture at the database, system, or network level
assessment an examination that determines the effectiveness of a system or process
asset value the value of an IT asset - usually but not always the Replacement Value
Asynchronous Replication writing to data in a remote system is not synchronized with the local system.No
guarantee that remote system is identical to local systemMight be a time lag
Attestation of compliance assertion of compliance to a law, standard or requirement Typically signed by high
ranking official
authentication asserting an identity and providing proof of ittypically requires an ID (assertion) and
a password (proof)
business email compromiseceo fraud perpetrator impersonates a CEO and gets company personnel to transfer large
amounts of money, typically for a "secret merger" or "acquisition"
Business Impact Analysis Study to identify the impact that different disaster scenarios will have on business
operations
Business Recovery Plan activities required to recover and resume critical business processes and activities
capability maturity model measures relative maturity of an organization and its processes
capability maturity model for Development| CMMi-DEV maturity model used to measure software development process maturity
certification practicer statement (CPS) describes practices used by the CA to issue and manage digital certificates
Change Control BoardakaChange Advisory Board stakeholders from IT and Business who propose, discuss, approve changes to the
IT systems
,CIS Controls framework maintained by the Center for Internet Security (CIS)
COBIT published by ISACAcontrol framework for managing information systems and
security
COSO Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the Treadway CommissionOrganization
providing control frameworks and guidance on enterprise risk management
COOP Continuity of Operations Planactivities required to continue critical and strategic
business functions at alternate site
Control Policy, Process or Procedure created to ensure desired outcomes or to avoid
unwanted outcomes
Control Framework Collection of controls organized in logical categories
Covered Entity any organization that stores or processes information covered by HIPAA
Critical Path Methodology (CPM) Technique used to identify the most critical path in a project to understand which
tasks are most likely to affect the project schedule
Criticality Analysis (CA) Study of each system and process, a consideration of the impact on the
organization if it's incapacitated, the likelihood of incapacitation and the estimated
cost of mitigating the impact (risk)
Digital envelope method of using two layers of encryptionsymmetric key is used to encrypt a
message and a public or private key is used to encrypt the symmetric key
Disaster unexpected and unplanned event that results in the disruption of business
operations
Dwell Time amount of time from the start of an incident to the organization's awareness of the
incident
e-vaulting backing up information to an off-site location, usually a 3rd-party service provider
Exposure Factor financial loss resulting from realization of a threat.expressed as a percentage of the
asset's total value
Facilities Classification methods for assigning risk levels to facilities based based on their operational
criticality or other risk factors
, fiduciary person who has a legal trust relationship with another party
fiduciary duty highest standard of care that a fiduciary renders to a beneficiary
File Activity Monitoring (FAM) monitoring the use of files on a computer as a way to detect indicators of
compromise
File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) periodically scanning file systems to detect changes to file contents or permissions
that may indicate compromise
HITRUST healthcare control framework and certificationservers as external attestation of an
organization's IT controls
Hybrid cryptography cryptosystem that uses two or more iterations of cryptography
Impact actual or expected result from a threat or disaster
incident any event not part of standard operation of a service and that causes or may cause
interruption or reduction in quality of service
Information Risk business risk associated with use, ownership, operation, involvement, influence and
adoption of information in an enterprise
ISMS| Information Security Management System ISO/IEC 27001 - activities for managing information security in an organization
inherent risk the risk that there are material weaknesses in existing business processes and no
compensating controls to detect or prevent them
integrated audit financial and operational audit
intrusion kill chain intrusion model developed by Lockheed Martin```Phases are:
reconnaissanceweaponizationdeliveryexploitationinstallationcommand and
controlactions on objective```
ISAE 3402| International Standard on Assurance external audit of a service providerperformed according to rules from International
Engagement Auditing and Assurance Standards Board
ISO/IEC 20000 standard for IT service management (ITSM)