The MOST important responsibility of a data security officer
in an organization is:
A. recommending and monitoring data security policies.
B. promoting security awareness within the organization.
C. establishing procedures for IT security policies.
D. administering physical and logical access controls.
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Answer: A
A data security officer?s prime responsibility is
recommending and monitoring data security policies.
Promoting security awareness within the organization is one
of the responsibilities of a data security officer. But, it
is not as important as recommending and monitoring data
security policies. The IT department, not the data security
officer, is responsible for establishing procedures for IT
security policies recommended by the data security officer
and for the administration of physical and logical access
controls.
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