ISACA CRISC Übungsprüfungen
Zuletzt aktualisiert am 01.05.2026- Prüfungscode: CRISC
- Prüfungsname: Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control
- Zertifizierungsanbieter: ISACA
- Zuletzt aktualisiert am: 01.05.2026
Question #640
While reviewing the risk register, a risk practitioner notices that different business units have significant variances in inherent risk for the same risk scenario.
Which of the following is the BEST course of action?
- A . Update the risk register with the average of residual risk for both business units.
- B . Review the assumptions of both risk scenarios to determine whether the variance is reasonable.
- C . Update the risk register to ensure both risk scenarios have the highest residual risk.
- D . Request that both business units conduct another review of the risk.
Question #642
A company has located its computer center on a moderate earthquake fault.
Which of the following is the MOST important consideration when establishing a contingency plan and an alternate processing site?
- A . The alternative site is a hot site with equipment ready to resume processing immediately.
- B . The contingency plan provides for backup media to be taken to the alternative site.
- C . The contingency plan for high priority applications does not involve a shared cold site.
- D . The alternative site does not reside on the same fault to matter how the distance apart.
Question #643
Which of the following would BEST help an enterprise define and communicate its risk appetite?
- A . Gap analysis
- B . Risk assessment
- C . Heat map
- D . Risk register
Question #644
The PRIMARY purpose of using a framework for risk analysis is to:
- A . improve accountability
- B . improve consistency
- C . help define risk tolerance
- D . help develop risk scenarios.
Question #645
Which of the following activities is a responsibility of the second line of defense?
- A . Challenging risk decision making
- B . Developing controls to manage risk scenarios
- C . Implementing risk response plans
- D . Establishing organizational risk appetite