A technician discovered a company computer had a virus but was unable to remove it. The technician decided to erase the hard drive to eliminate the threat. Which of the following policies did the technician violate'?

A. Data loss preventionB. Incident responseC. Asset disposalD. Acceptable use

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29 January, 20:00

A technician discovered a company computer had a virus but was unable to remove it. The technician decided to erase the hard drive to eliminate the threat. Which of the following policies did the technician violate'?

A. Data loss preventionB. Incident responseC. Asset disposalD. Acceptable use

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Regan Ellis · Answer 1

Option B i. e., Incident response is the correct option.

Explanation:

Incident response is that type of process in which deals with handling the information breach or also deals with the cyber-attacks which is accomplished by a particular organization nor a person.

That's why a technician decided to erase all the data from hard drive when he seems that theses virus are hard or unable to remove. This policy of the technician violate the incident response because he response according to the incident.

A technician discovered a company computer had a virus but was unable to remove it. The technician decided to erase the hard drive to eliminate the threat. Which of the following policies did the technician violate'?A. Data loss preventionB. Incident responseC. Asset disposalD. Acceptable use

A technician discovered a company computer had a virus but was unable to remove it. The technician decided to erase the hard drive to eliminate the threat. Which of the following policies did the technician violate'?

A. Data loss preventionB. Incident responseC. Asset disposalD. Acceptable use