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200-301 · Question #657

Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the elements of a security program from the left onto the corresponding descriptions on the right. Answer:

The correct answer is awareness; education; security policy; security standard; training. Each element of a security program serves a distinct purpose: Awareness raises general knowledge about security threats and responsibilities among all users; Education provides in-depth theoretical understanding of security concepts, typically for security professionals; Security

Submitted by klara.se· Mar 5, 2026Security and Risk Management - Understanding the components of an organizational security program, including the distinctions between awareness, training, education, policies, and standards (aligns with CISSP Domain 1 and CompTIA Security+ governance objectives)

Question

Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the elements of a security program from the left onto the corresponding descriptions on the right. Answer:

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Answer Area

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awarenesseducationsecurity policysecurity standardtraining

Correct arrangement

  • awareness
  • education
  • security policy
  • security standard
  • training

Explanation

Each element of a security program serves a distinct purpose: Awareness raises general knowledge about security threats and responsibilities among all users; Education provides in-depth theoretical understanding of security concepts, typically for security professionals; Security Policy establishes the high-level rules and requirements that an organization must follow; Security Standard defines the specific, measurable technical requirements that support the policy; and Training provides hands-on, practical skills to perform specific security-related tasks. These five components work together hierarchically to build a comprehensive organizational security program.

Topics

#Security Program Management#Security Awareness and Training#Governance#Security Policy Framework

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