Implementing an access control software will not necessarily change the criticality of the asset to the organization's strategic objectives. I would choose B
B. A comparison of security incidents before and after software installation
This method directly measures the effectiveness of the software in reducing security breaches or unauthorized access attempts. An improvement in security posture, demonstrated by decreased incidents is a clear indicator of the investment's success.
While senior management acceptance (Option A) is important for organizational support, it doesn't directly measure the software's effectiveness in enhancing security. A business impact analysis (Option C) assesses the potential effects of disruptions to business operations but is not specifically suited to evaluating the success of security measures. Reviewing the number of key risk indicators (Option D) implemented for the software could provide some insights into monitoring capabilities, but it doesn't directly measure the success in mitigating security incidents or improving control effectiveness as clearly as a comparison of incident rates does.
B. A comparison of security incidents before and after software installation
The BEST way to determine if a recent investment in access control software was successful is to perform a comparison of security incidents before and after the software installation. This approach allows for a direct assessment of the software's impact on security.
. By comparing the number and severity of security incidents before and after the software was installed, an organization can determine if the software has been effective in reducing the risk of unauthorized access to critical systems and data. This approach provides a quantitative assessment of the software's effectiveness and can help inform decisions about future investments in access control or other security technologies.
B. A comparison of security incidents before and after software installation
The best way to determine if a recent investment in access control software was successful is to compare the number of security incidents that occurred before the software was installed with the number that occurred after it was installed. This will provide a clear indication of whether the software is effectively controlling access to systems and reducing the risk of security incidents. Other options, like senior management acceptance, business impact analysis and review of the number of key risk indicators implemented for the software are important but don't provide clear indication that software is effectively controlling access and reducing the risk of security incidents.
B. Comparing the number of security incidents before and after the software installation.
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