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1. A process that identifies the threats and dangers that exist for an organization is:

None of the above

Business continuity.

Information security.

Disaster recovery.

Cybersecurity Risk Management.

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2. For Cybersecurity risk management, which methodology can you use as a reference?

None of the above.

ISO/IEC 27005.

All of the above.

Cobit for Risk.

ISO 31000.

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3. The NIST Framework consists of 5 simultaneous and continuous functions:

None of the above.

Identify, Protect, Detect, Reply and Recover.

Intensify, Protect, Detect, Reply and Recover.

Identify, Protect, Detect, Attack and Recover.

Implement, Protect, Defend, Resist, Resilience.

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4. The statement «The Framework provides a common language for communicating requirements among interdependent stakeholders responsible for the delivery of essential critical infrastructure services,» is:

Depends on the parties concerned.

True.

None of the above.

False.

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5. The NIST Framework consists of 5 simultaneous and continuous functions:

False.

True.

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6. The most effective way to mitigate the threat of social engineering is with the help of:

Campaign on Social Engineering as part of Information Security.

Implement a permanent education and awareness program on Cybersecurity.

None of the above.

Purchase state-of-the-art information security technologies.

B and C are valid.

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7. The NIST Framework includes other standards as normative reference controls, such as:

ISO/IEC 27032, ISO/IEC 27002, ISO 38500.

CIS CSC 7.1, COBIT 2019, ISO 31000.

All of the above.

ISO/IEC 27001, NIST SP 800-82, ISA 62443.

None of the above.

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8. According to ISO/IEC 27032, Cybersecurity controls maintain the following categories:

Application Level Controls, Service Protection, End User Controls and Reverse Engineering Attack Controls.

None of the above.

Application Level Controls, Server Protection, End User Controls, and Social Engineering Attack Controls.

Software Level Controls, Service Protection, End User Controls, and Social Engineering Attack Controls.

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9. It is not a NIST CSF objective:

Establish a different language for managing Cybersecurity risks.

Assist critical infrastructure managers and operators to identify, inventory and manage IT risks.

None of the above.

Establish criteria for the definition of metrics to control implementation performance.

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