Suggested Answer:C🗳️
The more systems that be included in the baseline, the more cost-effective and scalable the baseline is. The baseline does not deal with breaches or version control; those are the provinces of the security office and CMB, respectively. Regulatory compliance might (and usually will) go beyond the baseline and involve systems, processes, and personnel that are not subject to the baseline.
A baseline in security and compliance refers to a standard set of configurations, policies, and controls that should be applied consistently across as many systems as possible within an organization. The goal is to ensure uniform security, stability, and compliance across the IT environment.
Why Not the Others?
A. Data breach alerting and reporting → Important for security monitoring, but not the primary focus of a baseline, which sets minimum standards for system configurations.
B. All regulatory compliance requirements → Compliance frameworks differ based on industry, region, and data type, making it impractical for a baseline to cover all requirements.
D. A process for version control → Version control is crucial for tracking changes, but a baseline focuses on system-wide configurations and policies, not just software development or document management.
C. As many systems throughout the organization as possible
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