A financial institution is expanding its open-banking API integration platform. The Chief Risk Officer directs the security architecture team to publish an enterprise-wide governance document establishing mandatory, technology-neutral technical rules—such as requiring TLS 1.3 for all external communication endpoints and mandating a 15-minute maximum session idle timeout—that all development teams must satisfy. The document must enforce strict compliance across all business units without specifying platform-dependent implementation steps or command-line syntax. Which type of governance document should the security architecture team publish to fulfill this directive?
- Security StandardCevap
- BSecurity Guideline
- CSecurity Baseline
- DSecurity Procedure
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Security Standard
The option specifying a Security Standard is correct because standards set mandatory, enterprise-wide technical requirements and operational thresholds that are technology-neutral, ensuring consistent security posture across all development teams.
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Security Governance Hierarchy: Policies vs Standards vs Baselines vs Guidelines vs Procedures