CSSLP · Question #214
Mark is the project manager of the NHQ project in StarTech Inc. The project has an asset valued at $195,000 and is subjected to an exposure factor of 35 percent. What will be the Single Loss Expectanc
The correct answer is A. $68,250. The question asks to calculate the Single Loss Expectancy (SLE) given an Asset Value (AV) and Exposure Factor (EF). SLE is calculated by multiplying the Asset Value by the Exposure Factor.
Question
Mark is the project manager of the NHQ project in StarTech Inc. The project has an asset valued at $195,000 and is subjected to an exposure factor of 35 percent. What will be the Single Loss Expectancy of the project?
Options
- A$68,250
- B$92,600
- C$72,650
- D$67,250
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(35 responses)- A80% (28)
- B6% (2)
- C11% (4)
- D3% (1)
Why each option
The question asks to calculate the Single Loss Expectancy (SLE) given an Asset Value (AV) and Exposure Factor (EF). SLE is calculated by multiplying the Asset Value by the Exposure Factor.
The Single Loss Expectancy (SLE) is calculated using the formula: SLE = Asset Value (AV) - Exposure Factor (EF). Given an Asset Value of $195,000 and an Exposure Factor of 35% (or 0.35), the calculation is $195,000 - 0.35 = $68,250.
This value is incorrect based on the SLE calculation formula.
This value is incorrect based on the SLE calculation formula.
This value is incorrect based on the SLE calculation formula.
Concept tested: Single Loss Expectancy (SLE) calculation
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