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2d ago in
Difference between Risk Avoidance and Risk Acceptance and when to use it.
Hey everyone. Can someone please explain the difference in Risk Avoidance and Risk Acceptance and when should I use one or the other?
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New comment 15h ago
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Risk Acceptance: Your company wants to install hand wand security guards but the building is already behind a guarded fence, badge required turnstile, and requires users to badge into their office room. You decide against hand wand security guards. This is risk acceptance bc you are accepting the risk knowing you already have other forms of physical security in place. Risk Avoidance: You own a mercantile store and with an impending pandemic, you learn that cash is not being made by the Treasury Department. To keep your business afloat and running, you decide to only take exact change and allow patrons to use already established electronic payment forms you have setup for your business,
4d ago in
Passed CISSP on 11/09/24!
Hello Everyone, I passed the CISSP this past Saturday. Thank you all for your insights and coaching. Reach out to me if you want to talk, pscheuer66@outlook.com. Take care.
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New comment 23h ago
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Congratulations!
16d ago in
Practice Question
Darrel believes that a database server in his environment was compromised using a SQL injection attack. Which one of the following actions would Darrel most likely take during the remediation phase of the attack? A. Rebuilding the database from backups B. Adding input validation to a web application C. Reviewing firewall logs D. Reviewing database logs
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New comment 3d ago
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B - Input validation
6d ago in
Passed My CISSP Today
Hello friends, I passed my CISSP exam today!!!! A BIG thank you to the CISSP team for providing this platform. I appreciate all the support and guidance provided by members and facilitators. I have been sitting for professional exams for a long time now but the CISSP stands out to be unique, exceptional with an intriguing level of difficulty. IT WASN'T EASY BUT IT WAS WORTH IT!!! To everyone aspiring to take the exam, study hard, believe in yourself and go for it!!! Once again thank you all! Cheers!!!!
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New comment 1h ago
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Congratulations!
16d ago in
P.Q
What’s the term for a type of social engineering attack that involves impersonating a trusted entity to obtain sensitive information?
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New comment 11d ago
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@Abde Ouhab Yes
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@Sal Riz I thought it was spear phishing initially but the social engineering wording had me second guessing. I've never heard of pretexting either but it makes sense.
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