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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 4)

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

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7concepts
40%of the exam

Questions 16–20

  1. 16application · medium

    An assessor has collected a system security plan (SSP), a risk assessment report, and a plan of action and milestones (POA&M). Which CMMC Level 2 practice is this evidence most directly mapped to?

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  2. 17expert · hard

    An assessor is collecting evidence for the incident response practice. The organization has a centralized SIEM with 10,000 incident alerts from the past year. The assessor has limited time and must also verify the incident response plan is current. What is the most appropriate collection procedure?

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  3. 18foundation · easy

    During a CMMC Level 2 assessment, the assessor observes the system administrator entering commands to change a user's access permissions. Which evidence verification method is being used?

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  4. 19foundation · easy

    When applying sampling methods for evidence, what is the primary purpose of sampling?

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  5. 20application · medium

    An assessor is verifying the configuration management practice. The organization has 50 servers, each with a configuration baseline. The assessor has limited time and must determine whether the practice is implemented. What is the most appropriate sampling approach?

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