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VT

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Aug 12, 2018, 12:56:15 PM8/12/18
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Which of the following best describes change management?

A. Preventing changes to systems

B. Ensuring only approved changes are implemented

C. Ensuring that changes do not reduce security

D. Auditing privilege access

Rajan Gauchan

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Aug 12, 2018, 6:12:45 PM8/12/18
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B

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Anil Kumar K

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Aug 12, 2018, 10:27:28 PM8/12/18
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These change mgmt questions are always differ, not sure we should look from security point or from mgmt approval point.
Its goal, purpose and best description kind of changes..


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Aug 18, 2018, 12:16:03 PM8/18/18
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B for me also. 

BR//
Josepha HODE.

Venky T

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Aug 25, 2018, 2:56:03 PM8/25/18
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Thank you for your reply. The correct answer is B (according to the question bank). But we make changes to ensure "that changes do not reduce security" (based on the provided answers) even though changes needed to approved first. 

Can someone provide some explanation pls ?

By the way, my apologies for delayed response. 

V.T



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Aug 25, 2018, 3:50:54 PM8/25/18
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Good day, Venky,

Changes requests must go through the CCB (Change Control Board).

On the board you have someone from Operations, someone from Network,
someone from the System team, someone from Finance/Management (the
bean counter, and of course someone from the security team.

Each of the members of the board has their own concerns about the
change that is proposed. Of course, you as the security person would
look at the impact of the change on security.

Remember you're looking for the best answer. Usually if one of the
answers includes another one, that higher level answer would be the
better choice.

Best regards

Clement
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Venky T

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Aug 25, 2018, 6:36:29 PM8/25/18
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Thanks for your feedback Clement. It was helpful.

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