Question 650
For this ISMS case: A manufacturer has conflicting local security rules but no enterprise-approved information security direction. Which operating design best makes the appropriate response work in practice?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Document policy commitments, control its revision, communicate it and make it available as appropriate. This design addresses the issue that a manufacturer has conflicting local security rules but no enterprise-approved information security direction. It implements the decision to approve a policy suitable to the organization's purpose and information security objectives. Verify that personnel and applicable interested parties can access the approved policy and understand required commitments. A failure would be treating a password checklist as a complete organizational security policy.
Incorrect Answers
Set version approval, access, distribution, storage, change tracking and disposition rules. That approach concerns documented information control, as when old vendor-access procedures remain on shared drives alongside current approved versions and mislead operators. This case instead requires the team to document policy commitments, control its revision, communicate it and make it available as appropriate. The remaining risk is inconsistent security decisions with no authoritative management direction. Case: A manufacturer has conflicting local security rules but no enterprise-approved information security direction.
Set role-specific competency criteria, evaluate gaps and retain evidence of completed development. That approach concerns competence determination, as when an incident responder is assigned malware containment without training or evidence of the required skills. This case instead requires the team to document policy commitments, control its revision, communicate it and make it available as appropriate. The remaining risk is inconsistent security decisions with no authoritative management direction. Case: A manufacturer has conflicting local security rules but no enterprise-approved information security direction.
Specify pre-engagement conditions, security awareness, access changes and end-of-engagement duties. That approach concerns annex a people security controls, as when contractor agreements contain no confidentiality obligations even for highly sensitive data access. This case instead requires the team to document policy commitments, control its revision, communicate it and make it available as appropriate. The remaining risk is inconsistent security decisions with no authoritative management direction. Case: A manufacturer has conflicting local security rules but no enterprise-approved information security direction.





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