Explanation/Reference:
Explanation:
Data and information required for penetration are shared with the testers, thus eliminating time that would otherwise have been spent on reconnaissance and gathering of information. Blind (black box) penetration testing is closer to real life than full disclosure (white box) testing. There is no evidence to support that human intervention is not required for this type of test. A full disclosure (white box) methodology requires the knowledge of the subject being tested.

Section: INFORMATION RISK MANAGEMENT
Explanation

Service level agreements (SLAs) will be most effective in ensuring that Internet service providers (ISPs) comply with expectations for service availability. Intrusion detection system (IDS) and spam filtering services would not mitigate (as directly) the potential for service interruptions. A right-to-audit clause would not be effective in mitigating the likelihood of a service interruption.