CAS-004 Governance, Risk, and Compliance Practice Question
A security architect is designing a data classification scheme. Which TWO of the following are commonly used classification levels? (Select TWO.)
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Confidential
Common data classification levels include Public (no harm if disclosed), Internal (limited internal use), Confidential (sensitive, limited access), and Restricted (highly sensitive).
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Unclassified
Why it's wrong here
Unclassified is a government term.
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Confidential
Why this is correct
Confidential is a common corporate classification for sensitive data.
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For Official Use Only
Why it's wrong here
This is a U.S. government marking, not a typical corporate classification.
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Public
Why this is correct
Public data can be freely disclosed.
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Top Secret
Why it's wrong here
Top Secret is a government classification, not typically used in corporate.
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