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Booker Framework and Enterprise Crisis Response Practice Exam

10-question practice exam on Booker’s eight-step risk management framework, response strategies, KRIs, accountability, monitoring, reporting, and crisis coordination using the PulseSense Health case.

10 questions · pass mark 50%

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1 Which sequence correctly states Booker’s eight-step risk management framework?

  • Identify, assess, measure, decide response, assign responsibility, monitor, report, inform
  • Identify, measure, assess, avoid, transfer, monitor, report, inform
  • Assess, identify, measure, assign responsibility, report, monitor, inform, respond
  • Identify, assess, transfer, mitigate, monitor, report, inform, review
Explanation: The study material presents Booker’s framework as a continuous cycle consisting of identify, assess, measure, decide response, assign responsibility, monitor, report, and inform.

2 The Measure step focuses only on financial loss and excludes operational indicators.

  • True
  • False
Explanation: False. The Measure step includes probability and severity as well as KRIs such as patch cycles, cloud uptime, defect rates, and supplier metrics.

3 Which of the following are examples of Key Risk Indicators (KRIs) in the PulseSense case? Select all that apply.

  • Vulnerability patch cycles
  • Cloud-service uptime
  • Software defect percentages
  • Supplier performance trackers
  • Annual employee vacation balances
Explanation: The material specifically identifies patch cycles, uptime, defect percentages, and supplier performance metrics as KRIs. Vacation balances are not listed.

4 Which response strategy best fits purchasing cyber insurance for residual cyber risk?

  • Avoid
  • Accept
  • Transfer
  • Monitor
Explanation: Buying cyber insurance shifts some financial exposure to another party, which is an example of risk transfer.

5 What is the main purpose of assigning responsibility in Booker’s framework?

  • To eliminate the need for reporting
  • To ensure risk responses are translated into accountable daily action
  • To replace monitoring with delegation
  • To move all risk ownership to the Board
Explanation: The source explains that clearly defined roles, including departmental risk champions, make risk responses operational and accountable.

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