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A new user has joined a company, and human resources has given the user several documents to sign regarding compliance and regulations for company computers. The user has also received web links to…
The correct answer is B. Knowledge base articles D. Acceptable use policy. An Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) (D) is a formal document that users sign to acknowledge rules governing how they may use company technology - covering compliance, legal regulations, and expected behavior. This matches 'documents to sign regarding compliance and regulations.'…
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A new user has joined a company, and human resources has given the user several documents to sign regarding compliance and regulations for company computers. The user has also received web links to documentation for applications, as well as processes and procedures to do jobs in accordance with those programs. Which of the following types of documentation has the user MOST likely received? (Choose two.)
Options
- AInventory management policy
- BKnowledge base articles
- CEnd-user acceptance document
- DAcceptable use policy
- EIncident documentation
- FNetwork diagrams
How the community answered
(40 responses)- A5% (2)
- B88% (35)
- C5% (2)
- E3% (1)
Explanation
An Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) (D) is a formal document that users sign to acknowledge rules governing how they may use company technology - covering compliance, legal regulations, and expected behavior. This matches 'documents to sign regarding compliance and regulations.' Knowledge base articles (B) are web-based documentation resources covering application usage, processes, and step-by-step procedures - this matches 'web links to documentation for applications, as well as processes and procedures.' Inventory management policy tracks physical assets. End-user acceptance documents are specific to software licensing. Incident documentation records security events. Network diagrams show infrastructure topology - none of these match the scenario described.
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