CTPRP 無料問題集「Shared Assessments Certified Third-Party Risk Professional (CTPRP)」

（A）immediacy and visibility of incidents

（B）certainty and control over external factors

（C）likelihood and potential impact

（D）severity and frequency of positive outcomes

（A）monitor and secure

（B）track and log

（C）analyze and report

（D）identify and respond

（A）Revising security protocols and policies immediately

（B）Restoring all services and operations at once

（C）Communicating with stakeholders about the breach

（D）Implementing measures to secure data and systems

（A）Evaluating the user interface for improved customer interaction

（B）Making sure that backup systems are functional during the update

（C）Thoroughly testing for compliance with financial regulations and security standards

（D）Confirming the new feature does not conflict with existing data processing rules

（A）Network security and endpoint protection specifics

（B）General IT security measures without focus on specific development practices

（C）Detailed financial analysis and budgeting practices

（D）The software development life cycle and code review

（A）Requiring periodic security audits with immediate reporting to management.

（B）Including stipulations that require notification and approval of any subcontracting.

（C）Mandating the use of specific technologies by all subcontractors and third parties.

（D）Ensuring all third-party contracts are co-signed by senior management.

（A）Pseudonymization

（B）Aggregation

（C）Suppression

（D）Perturbation

（A）The total cost of the encryption technology used.

（B）The number of data breaches experienced in the past year.

（C）Whether the encryption was effective or compromised.

（D）The speed at which the data can be decrypted by unauthorized parties.

（A）Communicate the findings to relevant internal stakeholders to determine necessary actions.

（B）Immediately terminate the relationship with the vendor to mitigate any risks.

（C）Directly revise the TPRM policies without first consulting with management.

（D）Ignore the issue until it becomes significant enough to impact operations.

（A）Streamlining operational efficiency while outsourcing.

（B）Increasing reliance on technological solutions to monitor compliance.

（C）Maintaining the integrity and security of the company's data.

（D）Ensuring transparency in operations and business relations.

（A）Protecting sensitive information from unauthorized access

（B）Ensuring compliance with legal and environmental standards

（C）Minimizing operational downtime during asset disposal

（D）Maintaining data integrity during the transition period

（A）To enhance the technological capabilities of the organization's vendor network

（B）To simplify the vendor management process across different geographical locations

（C）To ensure compliance with new regulatory requirements and maintain operational integrity

（D）To decrease dependency on external service providers

（A）Description

（B）Cost

（C）Source

（D）Timing

（A）"financial obligations or penalties incurred by the vendor"

（B）"assumptions, limitations, or dependencies"

（C）"positive outcomes and strengths highlighted by the vendor"

（D）"contractual commitments made by the vendor"

（A）"implementation of updated technology systems to prevent future disruptions"

（B）"lost sales, delayed revenue, increased expenses, regulatory fines, or contractual penalties"

（C）"evaluation of system vulnerabilities and potential security breaches"

（D）"coordination of emergency response and communication strategies"

（A）Legal and regulatory actions

（B）Product development and innovation announcements

（C）New market entry strategies by the vendor

（D）Employee satisfaction and turnover rates