ISC2 Governance, Risk and Compliance (CGRC) Practice Question
Your organization has just enabled multi-factor authentication (MFA) for all enterprise applications. You are asked to update the access control policy to document this new control implementation. According to accepted governance practice, what should the revised policy chiefly communicate?
Step-by-step enrollment instructions for each supported authenticator type
High-level management intent and required outcomes for using multi-factor authentication
Detailed test scripts used during the MFA acceptance phase
System architecture diagrams showing token flow between identity providers and applications
A policy is intended to convey management's high-level intent and direction. It sets objectives, assigns overall responsibility, and states required outcomes-for example, that all privileged accounts must use MFA-without prescribing the individual configuration steps, diagrams, or test scripts. Detailed enrollment instructions, architecture diagrams, and testing procedures belong in lower-level documents such as standards, procedures, or plans, not in the policy itself.
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