CISSP-ISSMP · Question #225
Peter works as a Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator. He has been called by an organization to conduct a seminar to give necessary information related to sexual harassment within the work place…
The correct answer is A. Names of the victims B. Location of each incident D. Date and time of incident. When documenting sexual harassment incidents for legal prosecution purposes, the critical data points to record are: (A) Names of the victims - to establish who was harassed and to support their legal claims; (B) Location of each incident - to establish where harassment…
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Peter works as a Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator. He has been called by an organization to conduct a seminar to give necessary information related to sexual harassment within the work place. Peter started with the definition and types of sexual harassment. He then wants to convey that it is important that records of the sexual harassment incidents should be maintained, which helps in further legal prosecution. Which of the following data should be recorded in this documentation? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.
Options
- ANames of the victims
- BLocation of each incident
- CNature of harassment
- DDate and time of incident
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A88% (22)
- C12% (3)
Explanation
When documenting sexual harassment incidents for legal prosecution purposes, the critical data points to record are: (A) Names of the victims - to establish who was harassed and to support their legal claims; (B) Location of each incident - to establish where harassment occurred, which is relevant to jurisdiction and organizational accountability; (D) Date and time of incident - to establish a timeline, demonstrate patterns, and meet statute-of-limitations requirements. While nature of harassment (C) may seem relevant, the specific correct answers per this exam question are A, B, and D - these are the objective, factual data points that form the evidentiary backbone of legal documentation. The nature/description is typically captured within the victim's formal statement rather than as a separate documented field in this framework.
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