Your answer is most likely A. Use media
Answer:
ISO 27002
Explanation:
The acronym ISO stand for The International Organization for Standardization. its a non governmental body that is responsible for setting standards guide internationally.
while NIST stand for National Institute of Standards and technology and it is also a body that is responsible for setting up standard guide in the US..
ISO 27002 is a standard code for implementing information security management systems. while ISO 27017 is for cloud security. NIST 800-12 is a general security and NIST 800-14 is for policy development. thus option A is correct.
Note :
All code preceded by ISO is from The International Organization for Standardization and are international standard. while those preceded by NIST is from National Institute of Standards and technology and are not international standard.
A single digit of 1 or 0 in the binary code is called a bit. It is the smallest possible unit of data for a computer. The only possible values for a bit is either zero or one. These values decide which paths the current can flow and which paths are blocked. Bits can represent two states namely, true and false or low and high.
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Explanation:
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