FRM Part II · FRM Exam Part II · Cyber-resilience: Range of Practices
A regional bank classifies its cyber defences into functions. Its security team installs firewalls and multi-factor authentication, runs a security operations centre that monitors for anomalies, and maintains tested backups with a rehearsed restoration plan. Which sequence of functions do these three activities represent, respectively?
The activities map to protect, detect and recover. Firewalls and multi-factor authentication safeguard systems, a security operations centre monitoring for anomalies detects events, and tested backups with restoration plans enable recovery. Response and identification involve different activities such as incident handling and asset mapping.
- AProtect, detect, recoverCorrect
- BIdentify, respond, recover
- CDetect, protect, respond
- DProtect, respond, identify
Explanation
Firewalls and MFA are preventive safeguards (protect). A monitoring centre looking for anomalies is detection. Tested backups with a restoration plan support recovery. Other options mislabel monitoring as response or identification.
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