Assessment methods have a set of associated attributes which help define the level of effort for the assessment. Which of the following is the right pair of attributes? Response:

Assessment attributes such as depth refer to the level of detail and rigor of the examination of security controls, while coverage refers to the scope or breadth of the assessment across controls, components, and system areas.

Scope is closely related to coverage, but depth is the distinct attribute defining the intensity of the assessment.

Breadth is often synonymous with coverage, but depth is the complementary attribute describing the thoroughness of the assessment.

Rigor and level of detail are aspects of depth, but 'depth and coverage' are the widely recognized primary pair of attributes.