Exam CISM topic 1 question 216 discussion

A. Ownership of security. In the context of information security governance, ownership of security refers to having a clear and accountable individual or group responsible for the overall security of the organization. This includes the development, implementation, and maintenance of security policies, procedures, controls, and risk management practices. Having ownership of security is considered the most critical element of information security governance because it ensures that someone within the organization has the authority, responsibility, and resources to drive and oversee the security program. This individual or group acts as a focal point for making security-related decisions, coordinating security initiatives, and enforcing security measures throughout the organization.

Could be D (?) because I understand ownership of security is a broader concept that encompasses various aspects of information security governance, such as establishing policies, implementing controls, and managing risk. Compliance with policies provides a concrete foundation for achieving security ownership.

A, Qwnership of security is the foundation upon which all other aspects of information security governance rely. Without someone taking ownership and responsibility for security, the effectiveness of security policies, training, and auditability can be compromised.

A, Qwnership of security is the foundation upon which all other aspects of information security governance rely. Without someone taking ownership and responsibility for security, the effectiveness of security policies, training, and auditability can be compromised.

A. Ownership of security