CMMC-CCA 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

The Lead Assessor has conducted an assessment for an OSC. The OSC's practices have been scored and preliminary results validated. Based on this information, what is the NEXT logical step?

• A.Create, finalize, and record recommended final findings.
• B.Consider additional evidence and record gaps.
• C.Deliver recommended assessment results.
• D.Determine CMMC Assessment scope.

The Lead Assessor is compiling the assessment results, which must contain the status for each of the applicable practices. Some practices have been placed in the limited practice deficiency correction program.
Multiple areas have been reviewed, including HQ, host units, and a specific enclave.
In order to properly report the findings, the Lead Assessor MUST:

• A.Ensure the report includes all of the evidence that has been collected.
• B.Record the agreements made with the OSC Assessment Official.
• C.Confirm the final findings are aggregated to the OSC level.
• D.Identify items that were moved to the POA&M.

A company is undergoing a CMMC Level 2 Assessment. The Assessment Team is planning and preparing the assessment. Who is responsible for identifying methods, techniques, and responsibilities for collecting, managing, and reviewing evidence?

• A.Assessment Team Member
• B.CMMC Quality Assurance Professional
• C.Lead Assessor
• D.C3PAO Quality Oversight Manager

A CCA is conducting an interview with an OSC team member about an offering from a well-known Cloud Service Provider (CSP). The offering is known to be secure, but the OSC has not provided evidence and the person being interviewed is unsure how the offering works. Will this offering be accepted by the Assessment Team?

• A.No, because the OSC lacks adequate and sufficient evidence
• B.No, the OSC failed to train on the offering
• C.Yes, because of the process of reciprocity
• D.Yes, because the CSP offering is a well-known, secure offering

An organization's password policy includes these requirements:
* Passwords must be at least 8 characters in length.
* Passwords must contain at least one uppercase character, one lowercase character, and one numeric digit.
* Passwords must be changed at least every 90 days.
* When a password is changed, none of the previous 3 passwords can be reused.
Per IA.L2-3.5.7: Password Complexity, what requirement is missing from this password policy?

• A.It does not specify a minimum change of character requirement.
• B.It does not include a list of prohibited passwords.
• C.It does not require MFA.
• D.It does not require the password to contain at least one special character.