An IT professional makes a backup of critical information from a company’s system so it can still be accessed if the system is attacked. Which key principle for designing information security policies does this represent?The risk principleThe integrity principleThe availability principleThe intelligence principle

The following is correct about information security policies and procedures for any organization/insititution a. Helps protects individuals from being victims of security incidents b. provide the steps to follow incase of a security breach c. helps one to understand the levels of responsibility involved d. All of the above

What is a foundational model that informs how organizations consider risk when setting up systems and security policies?1 pointSensitive personally identifiable information (SPII)General Data Protection Regulation law (GDPR)Cybersecurity Framework (CSF)Confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA) triad

Why is information security important for organisations and societies?Group of answer choicesBusinesses have regulatory requirements to maintain confidentiality of dataIndividuals can have their identity stolenAll of the aboveBusinesses and economies are at risk of cybercrime and cyberterrorism

Information Security Policy [2] Organization of Information Security [3] Human Resources Security[4] Asset Management [5] Logical Security / Access control [6] Physical and Environmental Security [7] Operations Security [8] Communications Security [9] Systems Acquisition, Development, and Maintenance [10] Supplier Relationships [11] Information Security Incident Management [12] Information Security Aspects of Business Continuity Management [13] Compliance2. Create a table and list all controls for each domain in Figure 1. Refer pdf document attaches.

The key to security policy is being able to measure compliance against a set of controls Security controls define____you protect the information. The security policies should define _- you set the goal.Whether, ifWhere, whenHow, whyWhy, how