Isaca CGEIT Dumps

According to the ISACA paper on IT Governance Reporting1, the IT strategy committee is a board-level committee that is responsible for overseeing and guiding the IT strategy and governance of the enterprise. The IT strategy committee helps to ensure that IT supports and enables the achievement of the enterprise’s strategy, objectives and goals, and that IT delivers value, benefits and competitive advantage to the enterprise. One of the decisions that would be made by the IT strategy committee is the composition of the investment portfolio, which is the set of IT projects and programs that are selected, prioritized, funded and monitored by the enterprise. The composition of the investment portfolio reflects the strategic alignment, value proposition and risk profile of IT, as well as the resource allocation and optimization of IT. The other options are not decisions that would be made by the IT strategy committee, but rather by other IT governance bodies or roles, such as the IT steering committee, the IT management team, or the chief information officer (CIO). References: IT Governance Reporting, IT Strategy Committee

 The first step for the newly hired CIO to address the problem of IT governance process not being followed is to gain an understanding of the existing governance process and corporate culture. This will help the CIO to identify the root causes of the problem, such as lack of awareness, commitment, alignment, communication, or accountability. It will also help the CIO to assess the strengths and weaknesses of the current process, as well as the opportunities and threats for improvement. By understanding the existing governance process and corporate culture, the CIO can also build trust and rapport with the stakeholders, and tailor the solutions to fit the specific needs and context of the enterprise. References: CGEIT Review Manual (Digital Version) or CGEIT Review Manual (Print Version), Chapter 1: Governance of Enterprise IT, Section 1.2: IT Governance Implementation, Subsection 1.2.1: IT Governance Implementation Process, Page 27-28. What is CGEIT? A certification for seasoned IT governance professionals.

A data classification policy is a set of rules and standards that define how data is categorized and labeled according to its sensitivity, value, and criticality for the organization1. An effective data classification policy helps to ensure that data is properly protected, accessed, and managed throughout its lifecycle2. The best way to support the implementation of an effective data classification policy is to have clear guidelines adopted by the business, because they provide a common understanding and framework for data owners, stewards, and users to classify and handle data according to the business context and requirements3. Clear guidelines also help to ensure consistency, compliance, and accountability for data classification across the organization4.

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• Data Classification Policy | Information Security Office
• Data Governance and Classification Policy - University of Cincinnati
• Data governance processes - Cloud Adoption Framework
• Data classification in the Microsoft Purview governance portal