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D.
FERPA
20.
What act updated the privacy and security requirements of the Health Insurance Portability 
and Accountability Act (HIPAA)?
A.
HITECH
B.
CALEA
C.
CFAA
D.
CCCA

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Protecting Security 
of Assets
The CISSP exAm ToPICS Covered In 
ThIS ChAPTer InClude:
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Domain 2: Asset Security
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2.1 Identify and classify information and assets
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2.1.1 Data classification
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2.1.2 Asset classification
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2.2 Determine and maintain information and asset ownership
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2.3 Protect privacy
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2.3.1 Data owners
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2.3.2 Data processors
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2.3.3 Data remanence
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2.3.4 Collection limitation
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2.4 Ensure appropriate asset retention
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2.5 Determine data security controls
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2.5.1 Understand data states
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2.5.2 Scoping and tailoring
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2.5.3 Standards selection
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2.5.4 Data protection methods
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2.6 Establish information and asset handling requirements
Chapter 
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The Asset Security domain focuses on collecting, handling, 
and protecting information throughout its lifecycle. A primary
step in this domain is classifying information based on its value 
to the organization. All follow-on actions vary depending on the classification. For example, 
highly classified data requires stringent security controls. In contrast, unclassified data uses 
fewer security controls.
Identify and Classify Assets
One of the first steps in asset security is identifying and classifying information and assets. 
Organizations often include classification definitions within a security policy. Personnel then 
label assets appropriately based on the security policy requirements. In this context, assets 
include sensitive data, the hardware used to process it, and the media used to hold it.