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Domain 4Objective 1

Identify Evidence Verification/validation Methods and Objects for Practices Based on the CMMC Level 2 Assessment Guide and CMMC Assessment Process (CAP) Documentation CCA Practice Questions (Page 2)

Part of the Domain 4: Assessing CMMC Level 2 Practices (40%) domain, which accounts for 40% of the CCA exam.

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6free pages
7concepts
40%of the exam

Questions 6–10

  1. 6expert · hard

    An assessor collects a database export as evidence for the system and information integrity practice. The export is large and must be transferred to the assessment team's secure storage. What is the most appropriate handling procedure?

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  2. 7application · medium

    During an assessment, an organization provides a network diagram to support the boundary protection practice. The assessor notices the diagram is dated three years ago and does not reflect the current subnet structure shown in the live router configuration. What is the most appropriate validation action for this evidence?

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  3. 8foundation · easy

    During evidence validation, an assessor checks that a system-generated log file has not been modified since it was collected. Which aspect of validation is being confirmed?

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  4. 9foundation · easy

    When mapping evidence to a CMMC Level 2 practice, what is the assessor's primary goal?

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  5. 10application · medium

    An organization provides a screenshot of a security policy as evidence for the awareness and training practice. The screenshot appears to be from a document that was last modified two years ago. What is the most appropriate validation action?

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