問題文
A port authority is setting down its risk management strategy, and the two-part gib on the sheet kept with it has to be dogged up. The upper gib lists nine things, and the authority must give how many of the nine the guidelines have such a strategy make explicit, so that what is settled there stands behind the decisions the authority takes on where to put its money and how to run its work: (1) the threats the authority faces; (2) the least frequency at which each control put in place is to be watched; (3) what the authority takes to be true without testing it afresh each time; (4) what the authority's circumstances will not let it do; (5) what the last round of assessing returned; (6) which of the authority's aims comes before which; (7) what the authority gives up when it takes one road rather than another; (8) the title each report must carry when it leaves the authority; (9) how much risk the authority is willing to bear. Below that, the lower gib lists eight things, and the authority must give how many of the eight the guidelines say follow from watching the controls with automated tools: (1) the checks can be made at shorter intervals; (2) the number of people needed to run the watching falls by half; (3) more of the controls can be brought inside the checking; (4) risk can be managed so nearly to the moment that little is lost in the lag; (5) the tools take over the naming of which controls are to be watched; (6) the standing permission for a system to run can be kept up instead of being sought afresh; (7) what the authority spends on watching goes further; (8) the results can be sent outside the authority without any further checking. Which pairing completes the gib?
選択肢
- The upper gib is dogged at 6 and the lower gib is dogged at 5.
- The upper gib is dogged at 6 and the lower gib is dogged at 3.
- The upper gib is dogged at 4 and the lower gib is dogged at 5.
- The upper gib is dogged at 4 and the lower gib is dogged at 3.