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Following Prerequisites are needed for ISC copyright Certification Exam

According to copyright Dumps there are the following Prerequisites for ISC copyright Certification Exam

An accredited college degree, plus a minimum of five years of information security work experience (two years as a security administrator and three years as a security analyst). OR, an accredited college degree and at least one year of information security work experience (one year as a security administrator and two years as an analyst).

A minimum of eight credit hours each in the following:

Six credit hours in the following:

Communications and Network Security (6 SH: 2.5), and Security Architecture and Design (6 SH: 2.5).

Risk Management Principles and Practices (8 SH: 2.5 copyright Domain IV), and Security Management Practices (8 SH: 2.5 ISC Domain I).

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ISC copyright Security Professional (copyright) Sample Questions (Q1390-Q1395):

NEW QUESTION # 1390
Which of the following is not a responsibility of an information (data) owner?

A. Running regular backups and periodically testing the validity of the backup data.

B. Periodically review the classification assignments against business needs.

C. Delegate the responsibility of data protection to data custodians.

D. Determine what level of classification the information requires.

Answer: A

Explanation:
This responsibility would be delegated to a data custodian rather than being
performed directly by the information owner.
"Determine what level of classification the information requires" is incorrect. This is one of the
major responsibilities of an information owner.
"Periodically review the classification assignments against business needs" is incorrect. This is
one of the major responsibilities of an information owner.
"Delegates responsibility of maintenance of the data protection mechanisms to the data custodian"
is incorrect. This is a responsibility of the information owner.
References:
CBK p. 105.
AIO3, p. 53-54, 960

NEW QUESTION # 1391
Which ISO/OSI layer establishes the communications link between individual devices over a physical link or channel?

A. Transport layer

B. Network layer

C. Data link layer

D. Physical layer

Answer: C

Explanation:
The data link layer (layer 2) establishes the communications link between individual devices over a physical link or channel. It also ensures that messages are delivered to the proper device and translates the messages from layers above into bits for the physical layer (layer 1) to transmit.
Source: KRUTZ, Ronald L. & VINES, Russel D., The copyright Prep Guide: Mastering the
Ten Domains of Computer Security, John Wiley & Sons, 2001, Chapter 3:
Telecommunications and Network Security (page 83).

NEW QUESTION # 1392
Which of the following represents an ALE calculation?

A. Asset value x loss expectancy.

B. Gross loss expectancy x loss frequency.

C. Singe loss expectancy x annualized rate of occurrence.

D. Actual replacement cost - proceeds of salvage.

Answer: C

Explanation:
ALE (Annualized Loss Expectancy) calculations are a component of every risk analysis process. ALE calculations when done properly portray risk accurately. ALE calculations provide meaningful cost/benefit analysis. ALE calculations are used to:
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Identify risks
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Plan budgets for information risk management
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Calculate loss expectancy in annualized terms
SLE x ARO = ALE

NEW QUESTION # 1393
Given a file containing ordered number, i.e. "123456789," match each of the following redundant Array of independent Disks (RAID) levels to the corresponding visual representation visual representation.
Note: P() = parity.
Drag each level to the appropriate place on the diagram.

Answer:

Explanation:

Explanation

NEW QUESTION # 1394
What principle focuses on the uniqueness of separate objects that must be joined together to perform a task? It is sometimes referred to as "what each must bring" and joined together when getting access or decrypting a file. Each of which does not reveal the other?

A. Need to know

B. Dual control

C. Split knowledge

D. Separation of duties

Answer: C

Explanation:
Split knowledge involves encryption keys being separated into two components,
each of which does not reveal the other. Split knowledge is the other complementary access
control principle to dual control.
In cryptographic terms, one could say dual control and split knowledge are properly implemented if
no one person has access to or knowledge of the content of the complete cryptographic key being
protected by the two rocesses.
The sound implementation of dual control and split knowledge in a cryptographic environment
necessarily means that the quickest way to break the key would be through the best attack known for the algorithm of that key. The principles of dual control and split knowledge primarily apply to access to plaintext keys.
Access to cryptographic keys used for encrypting and decrypting data or access to keys that are encrypted under a master key (which may or may not be maintained under dual control and split knowledge) do not require dual control and split knowledge. Dual control and split knowledge can be summed up as the determination of any part of a key being protected must require the collusion between two or more persons with each supplying unique cryptographic materials that must be joined together to access the protected key.
Any feasible method to violate the axiom means that the principles of dual control and split knowledge are not being upheld.
Split knowledge is the unique "what each must bring" and joined together when implementing dual control. To illustrate, a box containing petty cash is secured by one combination lock and one keyed lock. One employee is given the combination to the combo lock and another employee has possession of the correct key to the keyed lock.
In order to get the cash out of the box both employees must be present at the cash box at the same time. One cannot open the box without the other. This is the aspect of dual control.
On the other hand, split knowledge is exemplified here by the different objects (the combination to the combo lock and the correct physical key), both of which are unique and necessary, that each brings to the meeting. Split knowledge focuses on the uniqueness of separate objects that must be joined together.
Dual control has to do with forcing the collusion of at least two or more persons to combine their split knowledge to gain access to an asset. Both split knowledge and dual control complement each other and are necessary functions that implement the segregation of duties in high integrity cryptographic environments.
The following are incorrect answers: Dual control is a procedure that uses two or more entities (usually persons) operating in concert to protect a system resource, such that no single entity acting alone can access that resource. Dual control is implemented as a security procedure that requires two or more persons to come together and collude to complete a process. In a cryptographic system the two (or more) persons would each supply a unique key, that when taken together, performs a cryptographic process. Split knowledge is the other complementary access control principle to dual control.
Separation of duties - The practice of dividing the steps in a system function among different
individuals, so as to keep a single individual from subverting the process.
The need-to-know principle requires a user having necessity for access to, knowledge of, or
possession of specific information required to perform official tasks or services.
Reference(s) used for this question:
Schneiter, Andrew (2013-04-15). Official (ISC)2 Guide to the copyright CBK, Third Edition :
Cryptography (Kindle Locations 1621-1635). . Kindle Edition.
and
Schneiter, Andrew (2013-04-15). Official (ISC)2 Guide to the copyright CBK, Third Edition :
Cryptography (Kindle Locations 1643-1650). . Kindle Edition.
and
Shon Harris, copyright All In One (AIO), 6th Edition , page 126

NEW QUESTION # 1395
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