A. Conduct a legal review to assess intellectual property infringement risk ( similarity to a competitor's proprietary algorithm can expose the said risk, risk assessment is sane option to proceed further with C or D- Governance). B. Implement software composition analysis to detect and flag AI-generated code ( soft ware composition analysis is effective for finding root cause but it will come after risk assessment out come- detective/ operational decision). C. Restrict the AI tool's network access and require human review of all outputs ( restriction ( risk treatment -avoidance) prior to A (risk assessment) is contrary to security governance alignment with business objectives though human review of AI is important - AI Governance). D. Retrain the model on the organisation's internal code base only ( undermine performance of model without accessing external code repositories / libraries). Identify → Assess (legal/risk) → Decide → Treat/Mitigate

Loss of encrypted data ( key and encryption algorithm are strong and secure) is not considered as breach ( exposure of confidentiality) and not apllicable to breach notification (GDPR- safe harbour). Therefore encryption is the best choice but E2EE is only effective for data in transit ehich creates a little ambiguity. Moreover, if encrption is not in the given options, then Data Collection Base Line (minmum collection) is effective measure will BEST minimize PHI loss from a data breach. That is why CISSP want to focus on question in hand rahter establishing resemblance with previous question as a minimal change in question wording or answer options will chnage the context entirly like Diffusion in encryption influence of single plaintext bit change across many ciphertext bits.

if the question is changed by one word What is the MOST important element when measuring the effectiveness of a training program for Business Continuity (BC) and Disaster Recovery (DR)? A. Management support B. Consideration of organizational need C. Technology used for delivery D. Target audience

for measuing effectiveness : B- Directly tied to effectiveness. If training aligns with business risks, BIA results, and recovery priorities, it is effective.

A. Deploy regional SOC infrastructure to process security data locally ( appropriate step aligned with strictness of data localization laws but it will come after B if balance tilts towards it - Governace has priority over operational decsions). B. Conduct a regulatory impact assessment on cross-border data flows ( sane first step for balancing compliance and global operational effectivness - legal/regulatory understanding must precede technical controls.). C. Negotiate data transfer agreements with the host country's authority ( it may considered after B if feasible - legality required before negotiating). D. Implement encryption for all security telemetry leaving the region ( good step for data confidentiality and integrity but localization not permit data transfer in either form). Legal → Governance → Risk → Operations → Technical

it is regarding the actual mindset required for CISSP