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CISM Information Security Governance

Information security governance, strategy, and alignment with business objectives tested on the CISM exam, distinct from CISSP.

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40 basic cards for CISM CISM/CISA. It opens with "What does CISM stand for?" and "What is the primary focus of CISM compared to technical certifications?". More Professional Certifications decks are listed below.

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What does CISM stand for?
Show answerCertified Information Security Manager
What is the primary focus of CISM compared to technical certifications?
Show answerGovernance, management, and strategic alignment of information security
Name the four domains of the CISM certification.
Show answerInformation Security Governance, Risk Management, Incident Management, and Program Management
What is information security governance?
Show answerThe set of policies, procedures, and processes that direct and control how an organization manages information security
What is a key objective of aligning information security strategy with business strategy?
Show answerTo ensure security investments protect business assets and enable business objectives, not hinder them
What framework is commonly used for information security governance?
Show answerCOBIT (Control Objectives for Information and Related Technology)
What is the ISO 27000 series primarily focused on?
Show answerInformation security management systems (ISMS) and controls
What is ISO 27001?
Show answerThe auditable standard for establishing, implementing, and maintaining an information security management system (ISMS)
What does an information security policy typically include?
Show answerObjectives, scope, responsibilities, and requirements for managing security within an organization
What is the purpose of a risk assessment in governance?
Show answerTo identify, analyze, and evaluate security risks so the organization can make informed decisions about risk treatment
What is risk appetite?
Show answerThe level and type of risk that an organization is willing to accept in pursuit of its business objectives
What is the difference between risk tolerance and risk appetite?
Show answerRisk appetite is the overall strategy-level willingness to accept risk; risk tolerance is the specific acceptable variance around objectives
What is incident management in the context of CISM?
Show answerThe process of detecting, analyzing, responding to, and recovering from security incidents to minimize impact and restore normal operations
What should an incident response plan include?
Show answerDefinition of incidents, roles and responsibilities, communication procedures, containment steps, recovery procedures, and post-incident review processes
What is the goal of an incident response team?
Show answerTo respond to security incidents effectively, minimize damage, preserve evidence, and restore normal business operations quickly

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