Question 1

...................................... provides many organizations with higher degrees of digital enablement, but it is not always a prudent investment. For some organizations, it does not make sense to undertake such a transformation, as they have other, higher priorities.

Fill the blank space choosing the BEST option:

Options :

A : High-velocity IT

B : Governance body

C : Digital transformation

D : ITIL continual improvement model

Answer: A

Question 2

To enhance the effectiveness of information security incident management plans, which high-level approach is recommended?

Options :

A : Leverage external expertise by engaging a supplier to independently test the plans and provide improvement recommendations.

B : Employ chaos engineering to regularly test the plans through the controlled injection of security incidents.

C : Ensure ongoing effectiveness by regularly walking through the plans with the relevant teams.

D : Strengthen the plans by incorporating controls designed to prevent, detect, and correct security incidents.

Answer: C

Question 3

"This architecture enables work to be done in small, relatively independent, product- or service-based teams and platform-based teams." and "... it is based on relatively small, independent components"

Which concept the statements are referring?

Options :

A : Loosely coupled information system architecture

B : Infrastructure as code

C : Peer review

D : Fast development

Answer: A

Question 4

In the context of high-velocity IT, which overarching goal pertains to exploring innovative products and services while consistently assessing the effectiveness of current offerings?

Options :

A : Valuable investments

B : Rapid development

C : Robust operations

D : Ensured compliance

Answer: A

Question 5

A good safety culture can be promoted by the commitment of senior management to safety, realistic practices for handling hazards, continual organizational learning, and care and concern for hazards shared across the workforce.

What is understood as "hazard" in this context?

Options :

A : Those repetitive and mundane tasks that can be automated, allowing resources to be deployed on higher-value activities elsewhere

B : The types of process where improvements can yield the most benefit, with high volume, error prone, and sensitive to faults

C : Errors or failures that are of relatively low impact or can be managed quickly

D : A wider sense than just physical dangers; it includes environmental factors, technology failures, human errors, and process flows

Answer: D

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