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Define: Gap Analysis: It is a Technique for determining the steps to be
Gap Analysis taken in moving from current state to desired future state.
Information Security Framework
Information Security Framework: Is a defined set of components
used to design, manage, and measure an information security
program.
What is the difference between Objectives •Objectives set the targets for efforts; outcomes are the result
and Outcomes? •Knowing the desired outcomes defines the objectives
•Initiating/implementing information security governance ― first
step in securing information security program outcomes
•Understanding and clarifying outcomes or results provides
both direction and guidance for:
•Defining specific objectives
•Determining whether those outcomes are being achieved
What are the six outcomes of an effective •Strategic alignment ― Aligning security activities with business
information security governance program? strategy to support organizational objectives
•Risk management ― Executing appropriate measures to
manage risks and potential impacts to an acceptable level
•Business process assurance/convergence ― Integrating all
relevant assurance processes to maximize the effectiveness and
efficiency of security activities
•Value delivery ― Optimizing investments in support of business
objectives
•Resource management ― Using organizational resources
efficiently and effectively
•Performance measurement ― Monitoring and reporting on
security processes to ensure that business objectives are
achieved
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What are the questions that must be asked in •How much alignment with organizational objectives must
regards to the six outcomes of an effective security have?
information security governance program? • How do we define and measure it?
• Is alignment increasing or decreasing?
• How can it be measured?
•What levels must risk be managed to:
•What measurement(s) determine(s) when it is achieved
•What options are available integrating assurance functions:
• How can the silo effect of safety efforts be countered
• What constitutes an optimal level of integration.
•What is an adequate or optimal level of value delivery:
• How can it be improved?
• How can it be measured?
•How do we determine if resources are being used effectively
and efficiently?
•What level of performance measurement is sufficient in guiding
the security program and maintaining an acceptable level of
security?
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What is a common approach to create •They create practical reference points gauging extent to which
practical points of reference to gauge the outcomes are realized
extent to which these outcomes will be
realized? •Goals developed in conjunction with the organization's
business and operational units ensures relevance to their
activities
•They can be any form of metric, whether an actual numeric
value such as the number of complaints in some period of time
or periodic surveys of organizational sentiment regarding
security
•They provide useful feedback for security management for
navigating the program and providing a general metric for
monitoring organizational progress
What are the Key Goal Indicators (KGI) for •Lines of business have defined security requirements and
Strategic Alignment? control objectives
•Business requirements drive security initiatives
•Security activities do not materially hinder business
•Security program enables certain business activities
•Security activities provide predictable operations
•Security resources are allocated in proportion to business
criticality
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Define: Gap Analysis: It is a Technique for determining the steps to be
Gap Analysis taken in moving from current state to desired future state.
Information Security Framework
Information Security Framework: Is a defined set of components
used to design, manage, and measure an information security
program.
What is the difference between Objectives •Objectives set the targets for efforts; outcomes are the result
and Outcomes? •Knowing the desired outcomes defines the objectives
•Initiating/implementing information security governance ― first
step in securing information security program outcomes
•Understanding and clarifying outcomes or results provides
both direction and guidance for:
•Defining specific objectives
•Determining whether those outcomes are being achieved
What are the six outcomes of an effective •Strategic alignment ― Aligning security activities with business
information security governance program? strategy to support organizational objectives
•Risk management ― Executing appropriate measures to
manage risks and potential impacts to an acceptable level
•Business process assurance/convergence ― Integrating all
relevant assurance processes to maximize the effectiveness and
efficiency of security activities
•Value delivery ― Optimizing investments in support of business
objectives
•Resource management ― Using organizational resources
efficiently and effectively
•Performance measurement ― Monitoring and reporting on
security processes to ensure that business objectives are
achieved
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What are the questions that must be asked in •How much alignment with organizational objectives must
regards to the six outcomes of an effective security have?
information security governance program? • How do we define and measure it?
• Is alignment increasing or decreasing?
• How can it be measured?
•What levels must risk be managed to:
•What measurement(s) determine(s) when it is achieved
•What options are available integrating assurance functions:
• How can the silo effect of safety efforts be countered
• What constitutes an optimal level of integration.
•What is an adequate or optimal level of value delivery:
• How can it be improved?
• How can it be measured?
•How do we determine if resources are being used effectively
and efficiently?
•What level of performance measurement is sufficient in guiding
the security program and maintaining an acceptable level of
security?
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, Security Management Practices Exam Three.pdf Security Management Practices Exam Three.pdf Security Management Practices Exam Three
What is a common approach to create •They create practical reference points gauging extent to which
practical points of reference to gauge the outcomes are realized
extent to which these outcomes will be
realized? •Goals developed in conjunction with the organization's
business and operational units ensures relevance to their
activities
•They can be any form of metric, whether an actual numeric
value such as the number of complaints in some period of time
or periodic surveys of organizational sentiment regarding
security
•They provide useful feedback for security management for
navigating the program and providing a general metric for
monitoring organizational progress
What are the Key Goal Indicators (KGI) for •Lines of business have defined security requirements and
Strategic Alignment? control objectives
•Business requirements drive security initiatives
•Security activities do not materially hinder business
•Security program enables certain business activities
•Security activities provide predictable operations
•Security resources are allocated in proportion to business
criticality
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