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| − | [[File:i.png|25px|right|This is a help page for the SecuRbAn risk assessment tool]]The SecRbAn question '''version of the documents used''' for an assessment allows the user to record exactly what documents and what version he used to give his answers. This allows a transparent trail of the level of knowledge that was used for giving the answers to that particular assessment. |
+ | [[File:i.png|25px|right|This is a help page for the SecuRbAn risk assessment tool]]The SecRbAn question C - '''version of the documents used''' for an assessment allows the user to record exactly what documents and what version he used to give his answers. This allows a transparent trail of the level of knowledge that was used for giving the answers to that particular assessment. |
This means the level of detail (such as what documents or statistics were use, what versions/release dates, whether they were approved and by whom, etc.) needed in this field depends on the user's needs to record the exact information that was used for making the assessment. Providing too much detail in this field is certainly safer than providing too little. |
This means the level of detail (such as what documents or statistics were use, what versions/release dates, whether they were approved and by whom, etc.) needed in this field depends on the user's needs to record the exact information that was used for making the assessment. Providing too much detail in this field is certainly safer than providing too little. |
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Revision as of 15:01, 21 August 2013
The SecRbAn question C - version of the documents used for an assessment allows the user to record exactly what documents and what version he used to give his answers. This allows a transparent trail of the level of knowledge that was used for giving the answers to that particular assessment.
This means the level of detail (such as what documents or statistics were use, what versions/release dates, whether they were approved and by whom, etc.) needed in this field depends on the user's needs to record the exact information that was used for making the assessment. Providing too much detail in this field is certainly safer than providing too little.
