The framework that helps to define a minimum standard of protection that business stakeholders must attempt to achieve is referred to as a standard of:

Question

Options

• ADue Protection
• BDue Care
• CDue Compromise
• DDue process

• A
  7% (4)
• B
  76% (42)
• C
  4% (2)
• D
  13% (7)

Explanation

Due Care (B) refers to the minimum standard of protection that reasonable and prudent organizations are expected to implement - it's the baseline threshold stakeholders must strive to meet to demonstrate responsible governance and avoid negligence liability.

• Due Protection (A) is not a recognized standard in security or legal frameworks; it's a plausible-sounding distractor.
• Due Compromise (C) is fabricated and has no meaning in this context.
• Due Process (D) is a legal term referring to fair procedures and rights in legal proceedings - it governs how decisions are made, not the minimum protection standards businesses must meet.

Memory tip: Think of Due Care as "caring enough to do the bare minimum" - it's the care you owe to protect assets, just as a doctor owes a minimum duty of care to patients. If you neglect Due Care, you're negligent.

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