ISC2-ISSEP Domain 5: Secure Operations Change, Management and Disposal Welcome to your ISC2-ISSEP Domain 5: Secure Operations Change, Management and Disposal 1. ISSEP: Secure Operations Change Management and Disposal In the context of secure operations, which technique is primarily used to detect unauthorized changes to software and data? A. Role-based access control B. File integrity monitoring C. Data loss prevention D. Network segmentation None 2. ISSEP: Secure Operations Change Management and Disposal What is the primary purpose of conducting security audits in an information system environment? A. To enhance the system's performance and efficiency B. To ensure compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and policies C. To facilitate the system's upgrade and patching process D. To increase the system's storage capacity and data processing speed None 3. ISSEP: Secure Operations Change Management and Disposal Which of the following best describes the role of a Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) system in secure operations? A. To provide a centralized platform for collecting, analyzing, and reporting on security-related data and events B. To manage digital identities and control user access to resources C. To encrypt data in transit and at rest D. To physically secure the data center facilities None 4. ISSEP: Secure Operations Change Management and Disposal What is the primary concern when disposing of electronic media containing sensitive information? A. Maximizing the resale value of the media B. Ensuring the physical durability of the media for recycling C. Preventing the unauthorized recovery and access to the stored information D. Reducing the environmental impact of the disposal process None 5. ISSEP: Secure Operations Change Management and Disposal In secure operations, what is the main purpose of employing network segmentation? A. To increase the network's bandwidth and throughput B. To isolate sensitive systems and data from the general network to reduce the risk of unauthorized access C. To consolidate network resources and simplify management D. To reduce the cost of network infrastructure maintenance None 6. ISSEP: Secure Operations Change Management and Disposal Which of the following is a critical factor to consider in the change management process for secure operations? A. The aesthetic appeal of the user interface B. The impact of changes on the system's security posture C. The popularity of the technology being implemented D. The personal preferences of the system's primary users None 7. ISSEP: Secure Operations Change Management and Disposal What is the primary purpose of a data retention policy in the context of secure operations? A. To ensure that data is stored indefinitely for historical purposes B. To define how long data should be kept before it is securely deleted or archived C. To limit the amount of data an organization collects from individuals D. To increase the storage capacity of data centers None 8. ISSEP: Secure Operations Change Management and Disposal In the context of secure disposal, what is the most secure method to ensure data on a solid-state drive 'SSD' is irrecoverable? A. Formatting the drive B. Overwriting the drive with zeros C. Physical destruction of the drive D. Deleting all files from the drive None 9. ISSEP: Secure Operations Change Management and Disposal What is the goal of implementing a secure log management strategy in an organization? A. To ensure that log files consume minimal storage space B. To monitor system performance and optimize resource utilization C. To collect, analyze, and securely store log data for detecting and responding to security incidents D. To comply with aesthetic standards for system documentation None 10. ISSEP: Secure Operations Change Management and Disposal Which of the following best describes the purpose of implementing a secure backup strategy? A. To increase the system's processing power B. To ensure data availability and integrity in the event of a system failure or data loss incident C. To reduce the cost of storage devices D. To improve the aesthetic design of the system interface None 11. ISSEP: Secure Operations Change Management and Disposal In secure operations, what is the primary security concern associated with the use of third-party service providers? A. The potential for increased operational costs B. The difficulty in integrating their services with existing systems C. The risk of data breaches or loss through the provider D. The challenge of training employees to use third-party systems None 12. ISSEP: Secure Operations Change Management and Disposal What is the primary objective of applying the principle of separation of duties in secure operations? A. To ensure operational efficiency by combining multiple tasks. B. To prevent conflict of interest by assigning related tasks to different individuals. C. To mitigate the risk of fraud and unauthorized activity by dividing responsibilities among multiple individuals. D. To reduce the number of employees required for system maintenance. None 13. ISSEP: Secure Operations Change Management and Disposal In the context of change management, what is the significance of a 'rollback plan'? A. To ensure that changes can be reversed to a previous state if they result in unexpected issues. B. To accelerate the deployment of future changes. C. To reduce the costs associated with implementing changes. D. To delegate change implementation responsibilities. None 14. ISSEP: Secure Operations Change Management and Disposal What is the primary purpose of employing data sanitization techniques in the disposal of storage media? A. To increase the resale value of the media. B. To ensure that sensitive data cannot be recovered by unauthorized individuals. C. To comply with international data storage standards. D. To reduce the environmental impact of disposing of electronic media. None 15. ISSEP: Secure Operations Change Management and Disposal Which of the following best describes the purpose of employing an Intrusion Detection System (IDS) in secure operations? A. To physically secure server rooms and data centers. B. To detect and alert on potential security breaches or suspicious activities in real-time. C. To filter spam from email inboxes. D. To manage employee access to social media sites. None 16. ISSEP: Secure Operations Change Management and Disposal In secure operations, what is the primary goal of implementing an incident response plan? A. To document the responsibilities of the marketing department. B. To ensure that incidents are ignored until they resolve on their own. C. To provide a structured approach for managing and mitigating security incidents. D. To increase the workload of the IT department. None 17. ISSEP: Secure Operations Change Management and Disposal What is the significance of 'continuous monitoring' in the context of secure operations? A. To provide a one-time assessment of the system's security posture. B. To continuously assess the security controls and risk posture of an information system in real-time or near real-time. C. To monitor employee productivity levels. D. To track the physical location of hardware assets. None 18. ISSEP: Secure Operations Change Management and Disposal In the disposal process of secure operations, what is the main concern when dealing with decommissioned cryptographic devices? A. Maximizing the resale value of the devices. B. Ensuring that cryptographic keys and sensitive data are securely erased or destroyed. C. Keeping the devices as backups in case of future needs. D. Repurposing the devices for non-secure operations. None 19. ISSEP: Secure Operations Change Management and Disposal Which of the following best describes the purpose of a 'vulnerability assessment' in secure operations? A. To identify, quantify, and prioritize vulnerabilities in a system. B. To evaluate the effectiveness of organizational HR policies. C. To assess the financial stability of the organization. D. To determine the efficiency of the system's backup procedures. None 20. ISSEP: Secure Operations Change Management and Disposal What is the role of 'security awareness training' in the context of secure operations? A. To provide entertainment for employees during breaks. B. To inform and educate employees about security policies, procedures, and best practices. C. To prepare employees for new marketing strategies. D. To train employees on new software without a focus on security. None 1 out of 20 Time is Up! Time's up
