7.21--CAESARII Version Daily Topics
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7.21--In the CAESARII version, those who answer daily questions correctly will gain 10 wealth points, while those who get them wrong will gain 3 wealth points. Regarding information security incident management and emergency response, which of the following statements is incorrect? A. Emergency response refers to the preparations made by an organization to deal with sudden/severe information security incidents, as well as the measures taken after such incidents occur. B. The emergency response approach divides the emergency response management process into 6 stages: containment, eradication, mitigation, recovery, reporting, and follow-up. C. The classification of information security incidents is primarily based on three factors: the importance of the information system, the losses incurred by the system, and the social impact. D. Based on these criteria for classifying information security incidents, they can be divided into 4 levels: extremely serious incidents (Level I), serious incidents (Level II), relatively serious incidents (Level III), and minor incidents (Level IV). B. The emergency response approach divides the emergency response management process into 6 stages: containment, eradication, mitigation, recovery, reporting, and follow-up
Regarding information security incident management and emergency response, the following statement is incorrect: A. Emergency response refers to the preparations made by an organization to deal with sudden/severe information security incidents, as well as the measures taken after such incidents occur. B. The emergency response methodology divides the emergency response management process into six stages: containment, eradication, mitigation, recovery, reporting, and follow-up. C. The classification of information security incidents is primarily based on three factors: the importance of the information system, the losses incurred by the system, and the social impact. D. Based on these criteria for classifying information security incidents, they can be divided into four levels: extremely serious incidents (Level I), serious incidents (Level II), relatively serious incidents (Level III), and minor incidents (Level IV)
What is the connection between these daily questions and the CAESARII version? What has become of that once-solid technology sector?
C. The classification of information security incidents is primarily based on three factors: the importance of the information system, the losses incurred by the system, and the social impact