PECB Exam ISO-IEC-27001-Lead-Implementer Topic 2 Question 39 Discussion

Actual exam question for PECB's ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Implementer exam

Question #: 39
Topic #: 2

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Some of the issues being discussed in the awareness session were too technical for the participants. What does this situation indicate? Refer to scenario 6.

AEmployees are equipped with information security expertise, therefore. they do not represent a potential risk

BTradeB did not evaluate the competence of the trainer

CTradeB did not determine the type and level of competence needed

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Suggested Answer: C

by Gaston at Jul 03, 2024, 11:40 AM

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Isabella

3 months ago

I believe TradeB should have assessed the participants' knowledge level to ensure the session was tailored to their needs.

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Laurena

3 months ago

Ah, the old 'lost in translation' problem. TradeB should have gone with option C to avoid this mess.

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Theola

3 months ago

Maybe TradeB didn't determine the type of competence needed for the session, leading to confusion among the participants.

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Jackie

3 months ago

Well, well, looks like the trainer was speaking in 'techno-babble' instead of plain ol' English. C is the obvious choice.

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Adolph

2 months ago

I agree, the trainer should have tailored the content to the audience. C makes the most sense.

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Tammara

2 months ago

Yeah, it seems like the trainer didn't consider the participants' level of understanding. C is definitely the right answer.

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Edgar

3 months ago

C) TradeB did not determine the type and level of competence needed

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Carin

3 months ago

B) TradeB did not evaluate the competence of the trainer

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Alica

3 months ago

A) Employees are equipped with information security expertise, therefore. they do not represent a potential risk

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Lisbeth

3 months ago

Looks like TradeB forgot the golden rule: 'Keep it simple, stupid!' Option C is the way to go here.

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Margo

4 months ago

This is a classic case of 'too much, too fast.' The trainer needs to tailor the content to the audience's level of expertise.

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Rickie

2 months ago

This is a classic case of 'too much, too fast.' The trainer needs to tailor the content to the audience's level of expertise.

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Allene

2 months ago

C) TradeB did not determine the type and level of competence needed

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Cherry

3 months ago

B) TradeB did not evaluate the competence of the trainer

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Glory

3 months ago

A) Employees are equipped with information security expertise, therefore. they do not represent a potential risk

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Lorriane

4 months ago

The participants clearly struggled with the technical jargon. TradeB should have assessed their understanding beforehand.

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Lashawn

3 months ago

B) TradeB did not evaluate the competence of the trainer

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Juan

3 months ago

A) Employees are equipped with information security expertise, therefore. they do not represent a potential risk

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Marva

4 months ago

B) TradeB did not evaluate the competence of the trainer

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Myra

4 months ago

A) Employees are equipped with information security expertise, therefore. they do not represent a potential risk

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Nana

4 months ago

I agree with you, Hollis. It's important for the trainer to assess the level of knowledge of the participants beforehand.

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Hollis

4 months ago

I think the technical issues indicate that the trainer may not have evaluated the competence of the participants.

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