After a risk analysis is completed, it is determined that information assets are not adequately...

When presenting a case for an information asset protection program, management is most likely to respond favorably to a clear demonstration of the business impact resulting from potential loss events. This approach ties security risks directly to operational and financial consequences.

Business Impact Analysis (BIA):

Highlight the tangible effects of security breaches, such as revenue loss, reputational damage, and legal repercussions.

Risk Mitigation Value:

Show how the proposed program mitigates these risks, reducing potential business disruptions.

Align with Business Objectives:

Frame security as an enabler of business continuity and compliance.

A: Benchmarking is useful but less impactful than showing specific business risks.

C: Case studies may be informative but do not directly address the organization’s unique risks.

D: Tangible assets differ from information assets; this explanation would lack relevance.

Key Strategies:Why Other Options Are Incorrect:ASIS CPP® References:

Domain 1: Security Principles and PracticesCovers strategies for securing management buy-in for security programs.