[Cisspstudy] Simple but interesting CISSP Question

Carrie.Arnold at alltel.com Carrie.Arnold at alltel.com
Fri Mar 6 12:25:08 EST 2009


 It is never possible to reduce all risk.

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A: It is very expensive or sometimes impossible
C: Vulnerability should be discovered or detected and no calculation or multiplied by threats
D : We don't ranked risks by likelihood we can ranked risk by calculation of the lost

Choose : B

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From: Prakash <prakash2757 at yahoo.com>
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Subject: [Cisspstudy] Simple but interesting CISSP Question

Hello All,

I came across this Simple but interesting CISSP Question

Q: What is meant by the term "risk mitigation" ?

A Elimination of risk.
B Reduction of risk to an acceptable level.
C Calculating vulnerabilities multiplied by threats.
D Ranking risks in order of likelihood.


Do give your answer & opinion






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