Which recognized model promotes consistent directives, tasks, and oversight, connecting broad aims with routine activities under a single governance approach?
A standard focusing on service optimization and lifecycle efficiency.
A collection of international controls emphasizing risk-based data and asset protection.
A framework that aligns broader directives with operational measures and performance tracking.
A set of recommended minimal configurations to mitigate security threats.
The correct choice is known for mapping larger directives to functional activities, ensuring processes are measured and managed systematically. The first option concentrates on optimizing services without providing a framework for organization-wide alignment. The third option addresses minimal configurations for security. The fourth choice centers on risk-based guidelines rather than consistent oversight across an entire enterprise.
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Why doesn't a focus on minimal security configurations qualify as a governance model?