In the 20th century, the scientific approach became the prin…
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In the 20th century, the scientific аpprоаch becаme the principal basis fоr the practice оf medicine.
In the 20th century, the scientific аpprоаch becаme the principal basis fоr the practice оf medicine.
In the 20th century, the scientific аpprоаch becаme the principal basis fоr the practice оf medicine.
In the 20th century, the scientific аpprоаch becаme the principal basis fоr the practice оf medicine.
In the 20th century, the scientific аpprоаch becаme the principal basis fоr the practice оf medicine.
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RMF/NIST SP 800-53 13.1. Which оf the fоllоwing best explаins why tаiloring NIST SP 800-53 controls is а critical part of the Select step in RMF? (2 points) A) Tailoring ensures all low, moderate, and high baseline controls are implemented equally.B) Tailoring allows agencies to add redundant controls to reduce system complexity.C) Tailoring aligns selected controls to the specific mission, risk tolerance, and threat profile of the system.D) Tailoring eliminates the need for control assessment later in the RMF process. 13.2 During the Monitor step, a system engineer automates compliance scans and flags failed security controls. Which statement best reflects the implications? (2 points) A) The system can skip reassessment since automation guarantees full control effectiveness.B) Automation violates RMF unless manually validated by a security control assessor.C) Continuous monitoring supports ongoing authorization but does not replace formal reassessment.D) Monitoring only applies to operational security controls, not management or technical controls. 13.3 Which of the following control combinations most directly supports data confidentiality and integrity for PII in transit? (2 points) A) PE-2 (Physical Access Authorizations) and AU-3 (Content of Audit Records)B) SC-12 (Cryptographic Key Establishment) and SC-28(1) (Protection of Information in Transit)C) AC-17 (Remote Access) and CM-2 (Baseline Configuration)D) IA-5 (Authenticator Management) and PL-2 (System Security Plan) 13.4 Which of the following would be the best reason to document a compensating control in the System Security Plan (SSP)? (2 points) A) The required control was unnecessary for the system's impact level.B) The agency lacked funding to implement the required control.C) The required control was technically infeasible, and a valid alternative with equivalent risk reduction exists.D) The contractor preferred a commercial equivalent control. True/False:13.5 Controls inherited from a cloud service provider (e.g., FedRAMP) do not need to be reassessed during the RMF process for a hosted system. (1 points) True/False:13.6 A control marked as “Not Applicable” during tailoring must still be tested during the RMF "Assess" step to maintain compliance with NIST SP 800-53. (1 points) True/False:13.7 All controls in the moderate baseline for NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 apply uniformly across all moderate-impact systems, regardless of their specific risk profile or function. (1 points)True/False:13.8 AU-6(3) — “Correlation with Incident Response” — is purely a management control and does not influence technical operations. (1 points)