The right answer is: System and Organizational Controls.

The answer is Service Organization Controls

The answer is C. In the ISC2 CCSP book it says SOC stands for Service Organization Control

Service Org Control based on the book

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The CISSP Study Guide v2 & v3 (edition 3 was released in 2023) indicates SOC stands for System and Organization Controls).

Ok, thats a mean one. If I look at wikipedia (or the ICS CCSP learning guidance) its "System AND Organizational Controls (see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_and_Organization_Controls). But as seen in the wiki article its also referred to as "service organizations controls". Now actually D is not showing the AND - so techically its wrong. But it is a dirty question - like so many in CCSP.

should b System not Service

Answer is Service Org. Controls

The correct answer is on page 253 of CCSP CBK Reference book (3rd Edition) as follows: "Service Organizations Controls 1 (SOC 1): These reports deal mainly with financial controls and are intended to be used primarily by CPAs that audit an entity’s financial statements."

none of the questions in CCSP appeared in the exam. THE ONE IN HERE IS NOT A DUMP BUT JUST A PRACTICE QUESTIONS

C crazy people

ISC “Service Organizational Controls”

ISC “Service Organizational Controls”

referred to as a Service Organization Controls (SOC)

SOC (System and Organization Controls – formerly Service Organization Controls)

I found multiple online references that indicate the correct answer is D (including the AICPA website), but I like the way SOC is explained here: https://kfinancial.com/what-is-a-soc-audit-and-why-is-it-important/