FC0-U61 · Question #476
A security engineer is attempting to justify a large investment in security IT infrastructure. The business has a limited budget and is reluctant to invest. Which of the following should the business
The correct answer is A. Loss of revenue in case of a breach. When justifying security investments, businesses should primarily consider the financial consequences of a security breach to demonstrate the value of preventative measures.
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A security engineer is attempting to justify a large investment in security IT infrastructure. The business has a limited budget and is reluctant to invest. Which of the following should the business consider in the analysis?
Options
- ALoss of revenue in case of a breach
- BDifficulty of integration
- CTraining involved for IT staff and users
- DAmount of equipment that will be replaced
How the community answered
(41 responses)- A59% (24)
- B27% (11)
- C5% (2)
- D10% (4)
Why each option
When justifying security investments, businesses should primarily consider the financial consequences of a security breach to demonstrate the value of preventative measures.
The potential loss of revenue in case of a breach represents a significant financial risk to the business, making it a critical factor for justifying security investments. Quantifying this potential loss helps demonstrate the return on investment (ROI) for security measures to a budget-conscious business.
Difficulty of integration is a technical challenge during implementation, not a primary business justification for the initial investment itself.
Concept tested: Business justification for security investments
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/c-suite-guide-security/5-evaluate-cost-benefit
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