CGRC · Question #576
A continuous monitoring strategy for a new system is developed during which phase of the system development life cycle? Response:
The correct answer is A. Development/Acquisition. A continuous monitoring strategy for a new system is typically developed during the Development/Acquisition phase of the SDLC, where security controls are implemented and tested. This phase is crucial for integrating monitoring capabilities as part of the system's build.
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A continuous monitoring strategy for a new system is developed during which phase of the system development life cycle? Response:
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- ADevelopment/Acquisition
- BOperations/Maintenance
- CInitiation
- DConcept/requirements definition
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(23 responses)- A91% (21)
- C4% (1)
- D4% (1)
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A continuous monitoring strategy for a new system is typically developed during the Development/Acquisition phase of the SDLC, where security controls are implemented and tested. This phase is crucial for integrating monitoring capabilities as part of the system's build.
During the Development/Acquisition phase, security controls are implemented and tested. It is also the appropriate time to design and integrate the continuous monitoring strategy, ensuring that monitoring capabilities are built into the system from the ground up, rather than being an afterthought.
Operations/Maintenance is where continuous monitoring is executed, not where the strategy is typically developed for a new system.
The Initiation phase focuses on preliminary system needs and feasibility, not detailed security strategy development for continuous monitoring.
Concept/requirements definition outlines high-level needs; the detailed strategy for continuous monitoring is typically developed later during system design and implementation.
Concept tested: SDLC phase for continuous monitoring strategy
Source: https://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/Legacy/SP/nistspecialpublication800-64r2.pdf
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