CISSP-ISSEP · Question #171
Registration Task 5 identifies the system security requirements. Which of the following elements of Registration Task 5 defines the type of data processed by the system?
The correct answer is A. Data security requirement. Data security requirement (Option A) is correct because this element of Registration Task 5 explicitly captures the classification, sensitivity, and category of data the system processes - for example, whether it handles classified information, PII, or controlled unclassified inf
Question
Registration Task 5 identifies the system security requirements. Which of the following elements of Registration Task 5 defines the type of data processed by the system?
Options
- AData security requirement
- BNetwork connection rule
- CApplicable instruction or directive
- DSecurity concept of operation
How the community answered
(33 responses)- A91% (30)
- B6% (2)
- C3% (1)
Explanation
Data security requirement (Option A) is correct because this element of Registration Task 5 explicitly captures the classification, sensitivity, and category of data the system processes - for example, whether it handles classified information, PII, or controlled unclassified information. It's the only element directly tied to characterizing the data itself.
Option B (Network connection rule) is wrong because it governs how the system connects to networks - addressing connectivity and interface requirements, not the nature of the data being processed.
Option C (Applicable instruction or directive) is wrong because it identifies the governing policies, regulations, or DoD directives that apply to the system - it's about legal/policy authority, not data classification.
Option D (Security concept of operation) is wrong because it describes how security will be implemented and managed operationally - a narrative of security posture, not a definition of data type.
Memory tip: Link "Data security requirement" → "Data description." If the question asks what defines the data, the answer must contain the word Data - only Option A does.
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