Suggested Answer:B🗳️
In multilevel mode, two or more classification levels of data exist, some people are not cleared for all the data on the system. Risk is higher because sensitive data could be made available to someone not validated as being capable of maintaining secrecy of that data (i.e., not cleared for it). In other security modes, all users have the necessary clearance for all data on the system. Source: LaROSA, Jeanette (domain leader), Application and System Development Security CISSP Open Study Guide, version 3.0, January 2002.
Correct answer: A
Compartmented Security Mode involves the highest risk among the given options since a breach of one compartment could lead to the compromise of other compartments.
Multilevel security mode has a moderate risk since there is the potential for users with lower clearances to access information they should not be able to see, but the risk is lower than Compartmented security mode since there are no compartments to breach.
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