CGEIT · Question #20
Which of the following MOST effectively demonstrates operational readiness to address information security risk issues?
The correct answer is D. Procedures have been established for assessing and mitigating information security risks.. Operational readiness to address information security risk issues is most effectively demonstrated by having established procedures for assessing and mitigating those risks.
Question
Which of the following MOST effectively demonstrates operational readiness to address information security risk issues?
Options
- AExecutive management has announced an information security risk initiative.
- BIT management has communicated the need for information security risk management to the
- CA policy has been communicated stating enterprise commitment and readiness to address
- DProcedures have been established for assessing and mitigating information security risks.
How the community answered
(15 responses)- A7% (1)
- B13% (2)
- D80% (12)
Why each option
Operational readiness to address information security risk issues is most effectively demonstrated by having established procedures for assessing and mitigating those risks.
An announcement from executive management indicates awareness and intent but does not demonstrate actual operational capabilities or readiness.
Communicating the need for risk management is a good first step, but it does not equate to having the operational mechanisms in place to address risks.
A communicated policy indicates commitment and intent, but policies alone do not prove operational readiness without the underlying procedures for execution.
Established procedures demonstrate operational readiness because they provide concrete, actionable steps and a framework for how the organization will actively assess, respond to, and mitigate information security risks in practice.
Concept tested: Information Security Operational Readiness
Source: https://www.isaca.org/resources/isaca-journal/issues/2012/volume-3/operational-readiness-assurance-through-risk-assessments
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