Following an external compliance audit that uncovered inconsistent multi-cloud storage configurations across divisions, a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) restructures the organization's security documentation hierarchy. The objective is to establish clear operational boundaries by distinguishing strictly enforceable mandates from discretionary guidance. Which of the following governance document types represent mandatory elements within an enterprise governance framework? (Select TWO.)
- High-level Information Security Policy establishing broad security requirements and management directivesCevap
- Technical Standards specifying compulsory encryption algorithms and exact configuration parametersCevap
- CSecurity Guidelines offering suggested best practices for cloud storage bucket administration
- DDiscretionary Baselines permitting individual business units to determine minimum security controls independently
- ECompensating Controls policy that substitutes mandatory user authentication with optional data authorization checks
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The mandatory governance elements within an enterprise framework are the high-level Information Security Policy and Technical Standards.
An enterprise Information Security Policy and Technical Standards are mandatory compliance documents. Policies establish executive-level security goals and requirements, while Standards define specific mandatory controls, technical parameters, and configurations needed to uphold those policies across the organization.
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Distinguishing mandatory enterprise security framework elements (Policies, Standards, Baselines, Procedures) from discretionary elements (Guidelines).