Research shows that projects dedicated to information security policies fail due to eight common perceived missteps. Which of the following is not one of the missteps? a. Unclear purpose: This refers to the clarity of value the project brings. b. Doubt: This refers to the need for change; it is necessary to explain why what is in place today is not good enough. c. Lack of organizational incentives: This refers to the inability to motivate behaviorsd. Lack of complexity: This refers to an oversimplication of policies that sacrifices depth and nuance.

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Nicholas Stanton

12 May, 14:03

Research shows that projects dedicated to information security policies fail due to eight common perceived missteps. Which of the following is not one of the missteps? a. Unclear purpose: This refers to the clarity of value the project brings. b. Doubt: This refers to the need for change; it is necessary to explain why what is in place today is not good enough. c. Lack of organizational incentives: This refers to the inability to motivate behaviorsd. Lack of complexity: This refers to an oversimplication of policies that sacrifices depth and nuance.

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Ian Roman · Answer 1

d. Lack of complexity: This refers to an oversimplication of policies that sacrifices depth and nuance.

Explanation:

Projects dedicated to information security policy are improved by lack of complexity. When the process for project execution is simplified, it is easy to understand and execute the various project stages, making processes more efficient. Simplification is a valuable tool businesses are using more and more to reduce wastage and increase returns.

On the other hand complexity in a project makes it hard to understand, and easier to make time-wasting mistakes.