Question 27

Daniela knows the likelihood of an exploit against the system is low because it is very isolated. She also knows the probable impact from a breach is minor because there is no sensitive data on the system. She decides not to implement any controls in order to save time and effort that is needed elsewhere. This is an example of:

A.	Accepting the Risk
B.	Negligence
C.	Reactive Controls
D.	Ignorance

Question 28

Yulia had no idea it was possible to make a telephone dial that way. Yet, customers were using the trick to get past the first two screening questions. None of the existing controls would stop this attack. Their employer's competitors were not suffering from this problem. Apparently, industry trade magazines had been running articles about this issue for months now. This is an example of:

A.	Preventative Controls
B.	Accepting the Risk
C.	Ignorance
D.	Detective Controls

Question 29

Alba is worried. The hotel she selected turns out to be a dark and dingy place that doesn't resemble the pictures online. Plus, the night manager is creepy. As she examines her room, her eye is drawn to the one-inch (2.5 cm) gap below the door. She decides to hang a towel on the ADA-compliant door handle. Which method of entry is she attempting to defeat?

A.	Traveler's Hook
B.	Under-Door Tool
C.	Lock Picks
D.	J Tool

Question 30

Falkor's company makes its money by selling recordings of his clients to their fans. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, he sold CDs. In the 2000's he sold digital copies over the Internet. Most recently, he's faced the increasing popularity of Streaming Services. He needs to predict his next business challenge, or potentially watch his company's revenues dry up. In trying to predict future challenges, he is conducting a/an:

A.	Root Cause Analysis
B.	High Level Risk Assessment
C.	Detailed Risk Assessment
D.	Quantitative Risk Assessment