CISM Information Security Governance Practice Question
In a Capability Maturity Model (CMM) for information security processes, which level is characterized by processes being measured and controlled?
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Level 4 (Managed)
Level 4 (Managed) involves quantitative measurement and control of processes.
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Level 5 (Optimizing)
Why it's wrong here
Level 5 focuses on continuous process improvement.
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Level 2 (Repeatable)
Why it's wrong here
Level 2 focuses on basic project management and repeatability.
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Level 4 (Managed)
Why this is correct
Level 4 uses metrics and statistical control to manage processes.
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Level 3 (Defined)
Why it's wrong here
Level 3 standardizes processes across the organization.
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