II0-001 · Question #182
The IISFA will revoke the certification of a CIFI if an ethic violation of a CIFI is reported and confirmed.
The correct answer is A. True. A is correct because the IISFA (International Information Systems Forensics Association) holds CIFI (Certified Information Forensics Investigator) holders to a strict code of ethics, and revocation of certification is a direct consequence when an ethics violation is both…
Question
The IISFA will revoke the certification of a CIFI if an ethic violation of a CIFI is reported and confirmed.
Options
- ATrue
- BFalse
How the community answered
(33 responses)- A85% (28)
- B15% (5)
Explanation
A is correct because the IISFA (International Information Systems Forensics Association) holds CIFI (Certified Information Forensics Investigator) holders to a strict code of ethics, and revocation of certification is a direct consequence when an ethics violation is both reported and confirmed - this two-step requirement (reported + confirmed) protects against unsubstantiated claims while ensuring accountability.
B is incorrect because there is no provision that allows a confirmed ethics violation to go without consequence; the IISFA's certification program requires revocation in such cases, making "False" inconsistent with the governing standards.
Memory tip: Think of it as a "report + confirm = revoke" rule. The double gate (reported AND confirmed) is key - both conditions must be met, but once they are, revocation is mandatory, not discretionary.
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