SABSA Module F2 Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass

SABSA Module F2 Exam Questions and
Answers 100% Pass


1. Authenticates identity

2. Checks authorisation -

[ANSWER]: Which 2 actions does the Relying Party perform in the

trust broker model?




QUESTION: 1. Claims identity

2. Claims authority -

[ANSWER]: Which two (2) actions does the Claimant perform in the

trust brokering model




QUESTION: Component Layer, People (Who) Column -

[ANSWER]: Where in the SABSA Architecture Matrix is Personnel

Management Tools & Standards located?

,QUESTION: Conceptual layer, Motivation (Why) column -

[ANSWER]: Where in the SABSA Architecture Matrix are Risk

Management Objectives and enablement and control objectives located?




QUESTION: Trust is a Relational business attribute not a technical one.

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[ANSWER]: What type of attribute is Trust?




QUESTION: Risk Management Policies;

Domain Policies -

[ANSWER]: What objectives/outcomes exist at the Logical

Architecture layer in the Motivation (Why) column of the SABSA

Matrix?




QUESTION: Domain Maps

Domain Definitions; Inter-domain associations & interactions -

,[ANSWER]: What objectives/outcomes exist at the Logical

Architecture layer in the Location (Where) column of the SABSA

Matrix?




QUESTION: Business Risk - Opportunities & Threats Inventory -

[ANSWER]: What objectives/outcomes exist at the Contextual

Architecture layer in the Motivation (Why) column of the SABSA

Matrix?




QUESTION: Risk Management Objectives;

Enablement & Control Objectives

Policy Architecture -

[ANSWER]: What objectives/outcomes exist at the Conceptual

Architecture layer in the Motivation (Why) column of the SABSA

Matrix?




QUESTION: Business Attributes Profile -

, [ANSWER]: What objectives/outcomes exist at the Conceptual

Architecture layer in the Assets (What) column of the SABSA Matrix?




QUESTION: The Owner role is primarily ACCOUNTABLE for the

performance of assets (attributes) within a specific domain.

The Trustee role is RESPONSIBLE for the performance of assets

(attributes) within a specific domain. Trustee is a delegated authority

role. Consults domain owner on risk appetite. -

[ANSWER]: What is the main difference between the Owner role and

Trustee role in the SABSA Governance model?




QUESTION: It is the heart of the SABSA methodology. The Business

Attributes Profile is the 'requirements engineering' technique that makes

SABSA truly unique and provides linkage between business

requirements and technology / process design. -

[ANSWER]: Describe the concept of the SABSA Business Attributes

Profile