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BCS Exam CISMP-V9 Topic 1 Question 52 Discussion

Actual exam question for BCS's CISMP-V9 exam
Question #: 52
Topic #: 1
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In order to maintain the currency of risk countermeasures, how often SHOULD an organisation review these risks?

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by Regenia at Feb 04, 2023, 08:20 AM

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Thad
18 days ago
Risks remain under constant review? That's more like it! I mean, who wants to leave their organization's security up to chance? Oh wait, some of these other answers do...
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Barbra
25 days ago
When the next risk audit is due? So, every 5 years? I'd like to buy the person who came up with that answer a crystal ball, because that's the only way they're gonna know when the next audit is coming.
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Vincent
2 days ago
A) Once defined, they do not need reviewing.
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Isabelle
25 days ago
I disagree, I think risks only need to be reviewed when the next risk audit is due.
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Adelaide
26 days ago
I agree with Otis, constant review is important to keep up with changing threats.
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Gladis
26 days ago
A maximum of once every other month? That's like checking the expiration date on your milk once a year. Doesn't seem like the best risk management strategy to me.
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Otis
27 days ago
I think risks should remain under constant review.
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Lamonica
29 days ago
Once defined, they do not need reviewing? Really? I guess the organization just hopes the risks will magically disappear on their own. Good luck with that!
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Carman
D) Risks remain under constant review.
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Raul
20 hours ago
A) Once defined, they do not need reviewing.
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