A. True
GAISP – the Generally Accepted Information Security Principles project and the GASSP are part of the project that had now been adopted by the
Information Systems Security Association (ISSA).
Answer:
Risk appetite, Risk tolerance
Explanation:
An organisation's security strategy is normally defined in terms of risk appetite, which usually refers to how much risk an organization is ready to accept in order to achieve its target as well as how much risk tolerance an organisation can accept in the process.
Risk tolerance is the amount of risk which a company can tolerate on its risk, while risk appetite is the overall risk that a company can bear on a specified risk profile, generally expressed as a whole.
Answer:
B) the two factor theory.
Explanation:
When Amir took his first ride on the big ferris wheel, he looked down at the fairground 100 feet below and became aware of his high level of physiological arousal. Suddenly he felt frightened. The sequence of events in Amir's emotional experience reflects THE TWO FACTOR THEORY
Answer:
John Lennon.
So, the phrase will be: Direct paralels are drawn between Elvis and his most inspired follower, <em><u>John Lennon</u></em>, regarding such elements as intelligence, quick tempers, and their both turning to music as an outlet for self-expression and a means of alleviating frustrations.
Explanation:
It is not a secret that John Lennon was a huge fan of Elvis Presley when he was just a teenager. His first band, "The Quarrymen" which later became "The Beatles" was created as a result and tribute of his love to rock and roll.
