Security Program Integration Professional Certification (SPIPC)
QUESTIONS WITH 100% Verified SOLUTIONS
What are the primary costs of conducting the risk management process? - ANSWER •
Time and effort necessary to execute the five steps of the risk management process
What are the potential challenges security practitioners may face when enacting the risk
management process? - ANSWER • Availability of information necessary to accurately
determine the likelihood and impact of undesirable events
Where can we get information to evaluate an organization's compliance with security
policies? - ANSWER • Self-inspections
Where can we get information to evaluate the effectiveness of an organization's security
program? - ANSWER • Incident reports
• Regressive analysis
• SME interviews (individuals involved in protecting Classified Military Information (CMI))
• Security planning documents
• Surveys and audits
• Information Systems (IS) Certification and Accreditation documentation
• Facility certification and accreditation documentation
Given the incident, what is an example of an organization complying with security policy,
but the measure(s) it implemented appear to be ineffective? - ANSWER • The
appropriate signage and notices are posted in appropriate areas, but are potentially
ineffective considering a history of uncleared personnel gaining access to restricted
areas.
How do security policies and programs contribute to managing risks to Department of
Defense (DoD) assets? - ANSWER • Security policies manage risks to DoD assets
by specifying baseline requirements for protecting categories of DoD assets, and by
identifying who is responsible and accountable for executing those requirements. •
Security programs manage risks to DoD assets by administering those security
policies and ensuring hose baseline requirements are being executed per policy.
What is the purpose of the Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution (PPB&E)
process? - ANSWER • The PPB&E process is how DoD allocates its resources. It is
how DoD and its contractors manage to stay within their fiscal budget while following
Secretary of Defense (SECDEF) policy, strategy, and goals.
QUESTIONS WITH 100% Verified SOLUTIONS
What are the primary costs of conducting the risk management process? - ANSWER •
Time and effort necessary to execute the five steps of the risk management process
What are the potential challenges security practitioners may face when enacting the risk
management process? - ANSWER • Availability of information necessary to accurately
determine the likelihood and impact of undesirable events
Where can we get information to evaluate an organization's compliance with security
policies? - ANSWER • Self-inspections
Where can we get information to evaluate the effectiveness of an organization's security
program? - ANSWER • Incident reports
• Regressive analysis
• SME interviews (individuals involved in protecting Classified Military Information (CMI))
• Security planning documents
• Surveys and audits
• Information Systems (IS) Certification and Accreditation documentation
• Facility certification and accreditation documentation
Given the incident, what is an example of an organization complying with security policy,
but the measure(s) it implemented appear to be ineffective? - ANSWER • The
appropriate signage and notices are posted in appropriate areas, but are potentially
ineffective considering a history of uncleared personnel gaining access to restricted
areas.
How do security policies and programs contribute to managing risks to Department of
Defense (DoD) assets? - ANSWER • Security policies manage risks to DoD assets
by specifying baseline requirements for protecting categories of DoD assets, and by
identifying who is responsible and accountable for executing those requirements. •
Security programs manage risks to DoD assets by administering those security
policies and ensuring hose baseline requirements are being executed per policy.
What is the purpose of the Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution (PPB&E)
process? - ANSWER • The PPB&E process is how DoD allocates its resources. It is
how DoD and its contractors manage to stay within their fiscal budget while following
Secretary of Defense (SECDEF) policy, strategy, and goals.
