CSSLP · Question #208
What NIACAP certification levels are recommended by the certifier? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.
The correct answer is A. Comprehensive Analysis C. Detailed Analysis D. Minimum Analysis E. Basic Security Review. NIACAP certification levels recommended by the certifier include Comprehensive Analysis, Detailed Analysis, Minimum Analysis, and Basic Security Review, each representing a different depth of security assessment.
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What NIACAP certification levels are recommended by the certifier? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.
Options
- AComprehensive Analysis
- BMaximum Analysis
- CDetailed Analysis
- DMinimum Analysis
- EBasic Security Review
- FBasic System Review
How the community answered
(27 responses)- A89% (24)
- B7% (2)
- F4% (1)
Why each option
NIACAP certification levels recommended by the certifier include Comprehensive Analysis, Detailed Analysis, Minimum Analysis, and Basic Security Review, each representing a different depth of security assessment.
Comprehensive Analysis is a recognized NIACAP certification level, indicating a thorough and extensive security review.
Maximum Analysis is not a standard NIACAP certification level; the term "Comprehensive Analysis" is used for the highest level of detail.
Detailed Analysis is a recognized NIACAP certification level, providing a more in-depth assessment than a minimum analysis.
Minimum Analysis is a recognized NIACAP certification level, representing the lowest level of security assessment.
Basic Security Review is a recognized NIACAP certification level, focusing on fundamental security aspects.
Basic System Review is not a standard NIACAP certification level; "Basic Security Review" is the correct terminology related to security.
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