Authentication
NIST
HIPAA
On Premise/Disaster Recovery
100

What is authentication?

What is this process that verifies that a user is who they claim to be?

100

An auditor asks for evidence that a production change followed the proper process. The strongest evidence comes from records stored in this tool.

What is the IT Service Management (ITSM)/ServiceNOW tool?

100

An application remains open indefinitely after a user walks away from their workstation. Which control is not being met?

What is Configure automatic logoff based on inactivity?

100

What question should a disaster recovery plan answer?

What is so we can recover the application when a disruption occurs?"

200

How long do non-PHI related system have to retain their logs for?

What is 1 year?

200

A system update is implemented directly in production without testing or approval. Which control is not being followed?

What is Change Management?

200

These five required audit log elements include user identifier, date and time, event type, action performed, and this technical detail about the originating device.

What is the device information (such as IP address or device name)?

200

A vendor has unrestricted remote administrator access that is not monitored or approved. Is this compliant?

What is No?
300

What tool does Geisinger use for Authentication for accounts with administrative privilege?

Privileged Identity Management (PIM)

300

Why is maintaining an accurate asset inventory important?

What is to know what assets exist and ensure they are managed and secured?

300

What control has the worst Compliance score?

What is Configure the detailed data elements to be captured for all logs so that events are identified by type, location, subject, user, what data was accessed, etc.

300

Why is keeping systems on the latest approved version important?

What is it reduces known vulnerabilities and security risks?

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