Section: INFORMATION RISK MANAGEMENT

Section: INFORMATION SECURITY PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
Explanation:
To ensure that all patches applied went through the change control process, it is necessary to use the operating system (OS) patch logs as a starting point and then check to see if change control documents are on file for each of these changes. Tracing from the documentation to the patch log will not indicate if some patches were applied without being documented. Similarly, reviewing change control documents for key servers or comparing patches applied to those recommended by the OS vendor's web site does not confirm that these security patches were properly approved and documented.

Explanation/Reference:
Explanation:
The goal of a risk management program is to ensure that residual risk remains within manageable levels.
Management of risk does not always require the removal of inherent risk nor is this always possible. A possible benefit of good risk management is to reduce insurance premiums, but this is not its primary intention. Effective controls are naturally a clear objective of a risk management program, but with the choices given, choice C is an incomplete answer.

Section: INFORMATION SECURITY PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT