Isaca CISA Actual Questions

To reduce false positive alerts, it is essential to carefully configure a limited set of rules tailored to the organization's specific data loss prevention needs. This ensures that the DLP tool accurately identifies true positives and reduces the occurrence of false alarms.

References

ISACA CISA Review Manual 27th Edition, Page 304-305 (DLP Tool Configuration)

The primary purpose of a Business Impact Analysis (BIA) is to prioritize the restoration of systems and applications (D) based on their criticality to business operations. A BIA assesses the impact of disruptions, identifies critical processes, and determines recovery time objectives (RTOs) and recovery point objectives (RPOs).

Other options:

Identifying legal obligations (A) is an aspect of compliance but not the primary benefit of a BIA.

Providing updates on disaster risk levels (B) falls under risk management rather than BIA objectives.

Delineating employee responsibilities (C) is part of business continuity planning (BCP), not the BIA’s main goal.